Axonotmesis Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

OCS EXAM PREP TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Ankle sprains that will respond to manual and exercise - CORRECT ANSWERSymptoms worse in standing, worse in PM, navicular drop > 5mm, distal tibfib hypomobility Hip OA that will respond to PT - CORRECT ANSWER-Unilateral hip pain, age <58, pain>6/10, 40m walk test <25.9s, symptoms <1 year Altman criteria hip OA - CORRECT ANSWER-Squatting aggravating, active hip flexion causes lateral hip pain, scour with adduction lateral hip or ...

AAET registry exam questions with correct answers 2023 When the synaptic vesicles are electrically stimulated by a nerve impulse, synaptic vesicles gravitate to the outer membrane of the presynaptic wall and release acetylcholine into the synaptic cleft. The Ach molecules migrate to the postsynaptic cells where they attach to the specific receptors. When enough neurotransmitters are received by the receptors to overcome the firing threshold a CMAP is generated causing muscle contraction....

1 CROZER-KEYSTONE MANUAL (FULL) EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ Hallux Valgus Classifications (stages 1 - 4) Stage 1 Excess pronation causes hypermobility of 1st ray. Tibial sesamoid ligament gets stretched & fibular sesamoid ligament contracts. Lateral subluxation of proximal phalanx occurs Stage 2 Hallux abductus progresses, touches against 2nd digit FHL & FHB gain lateral mechanical advantage Crista starts to erode Stage 3 Further subluxat...

AAET Flashcards Exam Study Questions and Answers Graded A 2023 What describes an atom in which the total number of electrons is not equal to the total number of protons, giving the atom a net positive or negative electrical charge - Ion What is the negatively charged particle in an atom? - Electron What has neutral particles, along with protons, and is found in the nucleus of an atom? - Neutrons Which particles of an atom are positively charged? - Protons What makes up the elements foun...

AAET registry exam questions with correct answers 2023 When the synaptic vesicles are electrically stimulated by a nerve impulse, synaptic vesicles gravitate to the outer membrane of the presynaptic wall and release acetylcholine into the synaptic cleft. The Ach molecules migrate to the postsynaptic cells where they attach to the specific receptors. When enough neurotransmitters are received by the receptors to overcome the firing threshold a CMAP is generated causing muscle contraction....

AAET Flashcards Exam Study Questions and Answers Graded A 2023 What describes an atom in which the total number of electrons is not equal to the total number of protons, giving the atom a net positive or negative electrical charge - Ion What is the negatively charged particle in an atom? - Electron What has neutral particles, along with protons, and is found in the nucleus of an atom? - Neutrons Which particles of an atom are positively charged? - Protons What makes up the elements foun...

What are the elements of connective tusse? correct answer: -endoneurium -perineurium -epineurium What is the endoneurium? correct answer: -encompass axon or nerve fiber -protects against transmission of substances across membrane What is the perineurium? correct answer: -surrounds each fascicle -provides barrier capable of controlling flow of substances bidirectionally What is the epineurium? correct answer: -outermost connective tissue -highly vascular and provides no diffusio...

ABFAS 2024 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Most common complication of Weil osteotomy - Answer-Floating toe Consequence of releasing deep deltoid ligament in clubfoot - Answer-pes planus Osteosarcoma most commonly will metastasize into? - Answer-Lungs Sesamoid position in plantarflexed first ray - Answer-Anterior (distal) to metatarsal head Congenital vertical talus work up x-ray view - Answer-Lateral forced plantarflexion Following injection of radioactive leukocytes, an indiu...

NPTE Practice Questions The lymphatic system drains lymph from body tissues and returns it to the: A.) Nervous system B.) Cardiac circulation C.) Venous circulation D.) Muscles C.) Venous circulation In regards to arthrokinematics, what is the movement between the metacarpal of the hand and the proximal phalanx? .A.) Glide B.) Roll C.) Spin D..) Extension A.) Glide The PTA is reviewing the PT's evaluation of a patient with torticollis. The patient has torticollis with right SCM inv...

EMG and NCS electrophysiological testing helps evaluate what? - ANS Localize lesion(only piece of puzzle cant diagnosis alone as history and physical exam is most important aka 75%) Abnormal vs normal neuromuscular function (normal EMG/ NCS test) PNS vs. CNS Neurogenic vs. Myopathic vs. Neuromuscular Junction Myelinopathic vs. Axonopathic Mononeuropathy vs. Polyneuropathy Acuity/Chronicity Severity Ongoing degeneration vs. regeneration what could it be? Slow transc...