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Physiotherapy MCQs and Answer Suraj kumar (s-1)

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🔰Q 1. Which type of joint is 5th carpometacarpal?
A. Pivot B. Plane C. Ball socket D. Saddle
Ans.✅ (D) It has two degrees of freedom. Metacarpals produce a mobile transverse arch at the level of metacarpal head.

🔰Q 2. MCP flexion range in index finger is: A. 110° B. 90° C. 95° D. 100°
Ans.✅ (B) Range of MCP flexion increases ulnarly. For little finger flexion is 110°.

🔰Q 3. The most common site of ivory ostema (compact osteoma) is: A. Pelvis B. Mandible C. Skull D. Vertebrae
Ans.✅ (C) Osteomal are benign outgrowths of bone found mainly on the bones of the skull.

🔰Q 4. Dupuytren’s contracture is fibrosis of: A. Palmar fascia B. Sartorius C. Forearm muscle D. None of the above
Ans.✅ (A) Dupuytren’s contracture. is shortening of the palmar fascia and underlying tendons which allow people to flex their fingers.

🔰Q 5. All are predisposing factors of osteogenic sarcoma, except: A. Paget’s disease of bone B. Radiation C. Viral infection D. Bone infarction
Ans.✅ (C) Radiation, paget’s disease of bone, bone infarction all are the risk factors of osteogenic sarcoma. Viral infection is not a risk factor.

🔰Q 6. Adson’s test is performed in: A. Scalenus anticus syndrome B. Cervical rib C. Both of these D. None of these
Ans.✅ (A) Adson’s test is a provocative test for thoracic outlet syndrome accompanied by compression of subclavian artery by 3 cervical rib or tightened anterior and middle scalene muscles.

🔰Q 7. The primary defect in flat foot is the following: A. Weakness of short palmar ligament B. Collapse at lateral longitudinal arch C. Collapse of medial longitudinal arch D. Shortening of plantar aponeurosis.
Ans.✅ (C) Medial longitudinal arch is higher than the lateral longitudinal arch. So the collapse of medial longitudinal arch cause pes planus (flat foot).

🔰Q 8. Femoral retroversion leads to: A. Toe-in gait B. Toe-out gait C. Circumduction gait D. Genu recurvatum
Ans.✅ (B) Femoral retroversion producs lateral rotation of the femur and thus alters the knee joint axis. This will lead to a ‘toe-out’ gait.

🔰Q 9. During bilateral stance, shifting of the pelvis to the right side will result in: A. Left side pelvis drop B. Left side pelvic hike C. Right pelvic drop D. All the above
Ans.✅ (A) Because, the right hip will adducted and the left hip will be abducted.

🔰Q 10. All the following are causes of coxa-vara except: A. Malunion of trochanteric fracture B. Congenital C. Rickets and osteomalacia D. Dislocation of hip
Ans.✅ (D) The normal neck shaft angle in a femur is 160° at birth decreasing to about 125° in adult life. An angle less than 120° is called coxa vara. Dislocation does not cause cause coxa vara.

Physiotherapy MCQs and Answer Suraj kumar (s-1)

🔰Q 11. A building contractor suddenly complains of lower backache which increases on bending down he has:
A. Renal colic B. Tuberculosis of spine C. Disc prolapsed D. Fibrositis
Ans.✅ (C) During bending down there is more pressure exert on the back and compresses the nerve and pain get worsen when you make movement.

🔰Q 12. Fat embolism is commonly due to:
A. Fracture femur B. Fracture both bones of forearm C. Fracture calcaneum D. Crush injury of foot
Ans.✅ (A) It is a complication of fracture in long bones, such as femur.

🔰Q 13. The most common nerve involved in Volkamann’s ischemia contracture of forearm includes:
A. Radial B. Ulnar C. Median D. Posterior interosseous
Ans.✅ (C) Volkmann’s ischemic contracture results from acute than the femoral trochlear surface isch emia of muscles fibers of the flexor group of muscle of the forearm which nerve supply is median.

🔰Q 14. Commonest type of shoulder dislocation:
A. Subcoracoid B. Subglenoid C. Posterior D. Subclavicular
Ans.✅ (B) Capsular ligament is least supported inferiorly where dislocation are common called subglenoid dislocation.

🔰Q 15. Avascular necrosis of bone is most common in:
A. Scapula B. Scaphoid C. Calcaneus D. Cervical spine
Ans.✅ (B) Avascular necrosis is common complication of a scaphoid fracture. Since the scaphoid blood supply comes from two different vascular branches of the radial artery, fracture can limit access to blood supply.

🔰Q 16. Tennis elbow is:
A. Olecranon bursitis B. Pain over the medial epicondyle C. Pain over the lateral epicondyle D. Myositis ossificans.
Ans.✅ (C) Tennis elbow is also called lateral epicondylitis. It can be caused by repetitive wrist and arm motion which is usually seen in tennis players.

🔰Q 17. Finkelstein’s test is associated with:
A. De Quervain’s disease B. Dupyfrein’s contracture C. Carpal tunnel syndrome D. Any of the above
Ans.✅ (A) This test is used to diagnose De Quervain’s disease disease in people who have wrist pain.

🔰Q 18. Coxa vara is found in: A. Perthe’s disease B. Tuberculosis C. Rickets D. Rheumatoid arthritis
Ans.✅ (A) Coxa vara is a deformity of the hip where the angle between the head and shaft of femur is reduced to less than 120° that usually seen in Perthe’s disease which is a rare childhood condition that affected hip.

🔰Q 19. The most common site at disc prolapse is:
A. 1,2-L3 B. L3-1_,4 C. L4 L5 D. 1,5-S,
Ans.✅ (C) The majority of spinal disc herniation occurs in the lumbar spine at L4-L5.

🔰Q 20. Which statement is false?
A. Bone density decreases about 2% after 50 years B. Trabecular becomes thin after 50 years C. Trauma leads to fracture of femus D. Cartilage does not involve in osteoarthrosis
Ans.✅ (D) In osteoarthrosis, there is deterioration of the articular cartilage and subsequent changes in the articular tissue.