2024 MSK II - Exam 1 || with Errorless Solutions 100%

A patient comes into your clinic and displays with shooting burning pain in his left upper arm down to his wrist, what should be your next step as a PT? correct answers Check his BP and call EMS Don't proceed due to contraindications/medically emergent issue A patient comes into your clinic and displays with shoulder pain and is hesitant to abduct and externally rotate due to the feeling of the shoulder popping out of the joint, what should be your next step as a PT? correct answers Utilize UE scan to determine provoking positions Proceed with biomechanical exam but be cautious Apley's test pattern 1 consists of what motions? correct answers Touch the inferior angle of the opposite scapula (IR) Apley's test pattern 2 consists of what motions? correct answers Touch the superior angle of the opposite scapula Arm above and placed behind neck Pain that is perceived in a dermatome or cutaneous nerve distribution is most commonly referred to as... a. Nociceptive (somatic tissue) b. Peripheral neuropathic c. Central mechanisms (Nociplastic) correct answers b. Peripheral neuropathic Pain that is localized to the area of injury or dysfunction is most commonly referred to as... a. Nociceptive (somatic tissue) b. Peripheral neuropathic c. Central mechanisms (Nociplastic) correct answers a. Nociceptive (somatic tissue) Pain that is disproportionate, nonmechanical, and has an unpredictable pattern of pain provocation in response to non-specific aggravating factors is most commonly referred to as... a. Nociceptive (somatic tissue) b. Peripheral neuropathic c. Central mechanisms (Nociplastic) correct answers c. Central mechanisms (Nociplastic) What must be done if your patient displays with disproportionate, nonmechanical, and unpredictable pattern of pain provocation in response to non-specific aggravating factors? correct answers Rule out and screen for red flags