3rd Model Test paper for MPT

Hey All.....Some more to test your brains :)

1. Coughing is usually considered a reflex controlled primarily by afferent stimulation of the
a. Trigeminal Nerve
b. Vagus Nerve
c. Phrenic Nerve
d. Glossopharyngeal Nerve

2. PEEP in chest care physiotherapy stands for
a. Peak Expiratory Exercise Programmes
b. Positive End Expiratory Pressure
c. Positive Endurance exercise for Pulmonary Performance
d. Peak Eletromyography and Electrocardiography of Pulmonary Performance

3. While treating patient in ward for chest care through coughing it should be ensured that
a. Sputum is not expectorated
b. The patient is in supine lying position
c. The diaphragmatic breathing not used
d. The bronchospasm is not induced

4. To determine the real leg length measurement is taken from
a. A.S.I.S to lateral malleolus on the same side
b. A.S.I.S to the great toe on the same side
c. A.S.I.S to the heel on the same side
d. A.S.I.S to the Medial malleolus of the leg

5. Ober test is used to test contracture of the
a. Rectus femoris
b. Glutens Medius
c. Piriformis
d. Illio-Tibia band

6. A 15 year old boy has pain over the Tibial Tubercle and clinically very prominent. The pain has been for four months and no history of injury and systemic illness. He most probably has
a. Osgood Schlatter’s disease
b. Rupture of Quadriceps Tendon
c. Fracture of Tibial Tubercle
d. Anterior Cruciate Ligament Instability

7. The Carpal tunnel located on the volar aspect of the wrist contains
a. Nine tendons and mediah nerve
b. Eleven tendons and ulnar nerve
c. Eight tendons and radial nerve
d. Seven tendons and median nerve

8. In electrocardiogram ‘QRS’ Complex represents
a. Atrial depolarization
b. Atrial jrepolarization and closure of semilunar valves
c. Venticular repolarization and opening of semilunar valves
d. Ventricular depolarization and it precedes ventricular systole

9. Conduction of nerve impulses is faster in Myelinated nerves because of
a. Uninterrupted flow of impulse
b. Salutatory conduction
c. Circular current flow
d. Quick reversal of current flow

10. The speed of conduction of impulse is a nerve fiber depends upon
a. The diameter
b. The strength of current
c. The muscle it supplies
d. Absence of myelin sheath

11. The elife of a Red Blood Cell is
a. 12 weeks
b. 12 days
c. 60 days
d. 120 days

12. Due to Paralysis or marked weakness of right side Zgluteus Meius the positive Trendelenburg sign results into
a. Dropping of Pelvis on the opposite side i.e. left side
b. Dropping of Pelvis on the same side i.e. right side
c. Flexion of Hip & Knee joint on the same side i.e. right side
d. Plantar flexion of right ankle to increase the length of right lower limb

13. The shortness of Tensor fasciae latae muscle causes
a. Adduction of the Hip
b. Extension of the Hip
c. Knocking (Genu Valgum) of the knee
d. Plantar flexion of the ankle

14. Thrombo angitis obliterans is also known
a. Trendelenburg’s disease
b. Thomas and Andy’s disease
c. Buerger’s disease
d. Philip’s disease

15. In Pseudo Gout the features include
a. Involvement of smaller joints and uric acid crystals
b. Involvement of large joints and calcium pyrophosphate crystals
c. Involvement of large joints and hyperuricemia
d. Involvement of large joints uric acid crystals

16. The mallet finger results from injury to
a. Abductor digiti minimi
b. Exgtensor carpi radialis longus
c. Extensor carpi ulnaris
d. Extensor tendon of the termincal phalanx of finger

17. Gower’s sign is seen in
a. Herpes Zoster
b. Sciatic Nerve Palsy
c. Duchemne muscular dystrophy
d. Marfan’s syndrome

18. Erb’s palsy is due to injury of
a. Head involving pre-central motor area
b. Pelvis involving Lumbo sacral plexus
c. Thorax involving Diaphragm
d. Upper roots of Brachial plexus involving C 5,6

19. The normal angle between vertical lines of Fermur and Tibia is
a. 7 Degrees
b. 12 Degrees
c. 1.5 Degrees
d. 0.5 Degrees

20. As per the WHO’s ICIDH classification, an impairment means
a. Pathological process due to microbes attacking a human body
b. Inability to perform activities of daily living with physiological dysfunction
c. Disabled, ambulatory on wheel chair with psychological impairment
d. Any loss or abnormality of psychological, physiological or anatomical structure or function

21. The head of femur receives its blood supply from
a. Medial and lateral femoral artery
b. Medial and lateral circumflex artery
c. Medial and lateral iliac artery
d. Medial and lateral gluteal artery

22. Piriformis syndrome involves
a. Gluteal nerve
b. Femoral nerve
c. Sciatic nerve
d. Obturator nerve

23. The thermal conductivity in the following tissues is higher
a. Muscles
b. Skin
c. Ligaments
d. Fat

24. To reduce spasticity the following modality is more suitable
a. Cryotherapy
b. Ultrasonic
c. T.E.N.S
d. Hot packs

25. In normal erect posture the Lumbo sacral angle is about
a. 5 Degree
b. 2.5 Degree
c. 45 Degree
d. 30 Degree