Sunday, 21 February 2021

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS IN ANATOMY

 

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

ANATOMY

1.       Posterior cord of Brachial Plexus is ___________

a)      Ulnar Nerve b) Median Nerve c) Radial Nerve d) Sural Nerve

2.       Klumpke’s Paralysis is _________ nerve involvement

a)      C7 b) T1 c) C5 d) T2

3.       Medial Rotator of the Arm is _______________

a)      Trapezius b) Supraspinatus c) Infraspinatus d) Latissimus Dorsi

4.       Membrane bone is ____________

a)      Humerus b) Patella c) Scaphoid d) Clavicle

5.       Trapezius muscle perform all the actions, Except _________

a)      Backward rotation of the scapula b) Forward rotation of the scapula c) Protraction of the scapula d) Retraction of the scapula

6.       CMC joint of the thumb is a ______________

a)      Saddle joint b) Condyloid joint c) Plane joint d) Hinge joint

7.       Deltoid muscle is supplied by ______

a)      Musculocutaneous nerve b) Axillary nerve c) Dorsal Scapular nerve d) Lower scapular nerve

8.       Pectoralis Major act as a ____________

a)      Medial rotation b) Lateral rotation c) Abduction d) Extension

9.       Shoulder joint is weak and less stable in ____________

a)      Anterior b) Posterior c) Lateral d) Inferior

10.   The anterior Interosseous nerve is a branch of __________

a)      Radial b) Median c) Ulnar d) Musculocutaneous

11.   __________ structure found in Anatomical snuff box

a)      Median nerve b) Radial nerve c) Radial artery d) Lunate bone

12.   Spiral grove of the humerus has _______________

a)      Median nerve b) Ulnar nerve c) Musculocutaneous nerve d) Radial nerve

13.   Which muscles supinate forearm _____________

a)      Biceps brachi b) Pronator quadratus c) Flexor digitorum profundus d) Extensor carpi ulnaris

14.   Clavipectoral fascia contains ____________

a)      Forms of axillary sheet b) Forms axillary portion of the breast c) Surround the pectoralis minor muscle d) Contributes suspensory ligaments of the breast

15.   Lateral epicondyle of humerus is origin for all the following muscles, except ___________

a)      Extensor digitorum b) Extensor carpi ulnaris c) Extensor carpi radialis brevis d) Flexor pollicis longus

 

1)      C : Radial Nerve

2)      B : T1

3)      D : Latissimus Dorsi

4)      D : Clavicle

5)      C : Protraction of the scapula

6)      A : Saddle joint

7)      B : Axillary nerve

8)      A : Medial rotation

9)      D : Inferior

10)   B : Median nerve

11)   C : Radial artery

12)   D : Radial nerve

13)   A : Biceps brachii

14)   C : Surround the pectoralis minor muscle

15)   D : Flexor pollicis longus

Thursday, 18 February 2021

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY III (PROMETRIC EXAM TYPE)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY III

1.       Left lung has ____________ segments

a)       10 b) 8 c) 6 d) 2

2.       Volume of gas that can be inhaled beyond a normal resting tidal inhalation is __________

a)       Inspiratory reserve volume b) Expiratory reserve volume c) Tidal volume d) Total lung capacity

3.       Amount of air that resides in the lung after a normal resting tidal exhalation is ______

a)       Total lung capacity b) Inspiratory capacity c) Vital capacity d) Functional residual capacity.

4.       Decrease in body’s pH is commonly seen in ____________

a)       Decrease in Bicarbonate ions  b) Decrease in PaCO2 c) Increase in PaO2 d) Decrease in Oxygen concentration

5.       Central control systems which alters the ventilator muscles are __________

a)       Midbrain b) Cerebellum c) Medulla d) Spinal cord.

6.       Musical pitched sound usually heard during expiration caused by airway obstruction is __

a)       Ronchi b) Crackles c) Murmur d) Wheeze.

7.       Aspirated materials cause acute inflammation in the lungs is called as________

a)       Pneumonia b) Bronchiectasis c) Emphyema d) Aspiration Pneumonia

8.       Fever, Weight loss, Night sweats, Crackles and Hilar adenopathy are the symptoms of __

a)       Bronchial astham b) Tuberculosis c) Hepatic infection d) Aspergillosis

9.       Genetically inherited disease characterized by thickening of secretions in all exocrine glands, leading to obstruction, restrictive or mixed type of lung diseases is ___________

a)       Cystic fibrosis b) Bronchiectasis c) Adult respiratory distress syndrome d) Aspergillosis

10.   Blood and edema in the alveoli and interstitial space due to blunt chest trauma with or without rib fracture is ___________

a)       Pulmonary odema b) Flail chest c) Lung contusion d) Pleurisy

11.   Features of Bronchiectasis includes _________

a)       Dilatation of bronchioles b) Weight loss c) Inflammation in the bronchial tree d) Alveolar collapse

12.   Few listed below are the Indications of percussion, except _______________

a)       Aneurysm b) Aspiration c) Excessive pulmonary secretion d) Atelectasis

13.   Bouncing maneuver applied to the thoracic cage throughout exhalation phase is________

a)       Vibrations b) Percussion c) Shaking d) Compression

14.   Therapist thumb placed just above the suprasternal notch and a quick inward & downward pressure on trachea elicits the cough reflex is _______

a)       Pericardial thumb b) Endotracheal release c) Tracheal stimulation d) Thumb Maneuvers

15.   Best position for breathing exercises is ____________

a)       Supine lying b) Fowlers position c) Prone lying d) Supine lying with pillow supported

16.   Pursed lip breathing would be benefited in all, except__________

a)       Increase tidal volume b) Reduce dyspnea c) Improve gas mixing d) Increase respiratory rate

17.   Inspiratory muscle training would enhance __________________

a)       Increase in efficiency of ventillatory muscles b) Decrease the work of breathing c) reduce the respiratory muscle fatigue d) All the above

18.   _______ breathing is used to decrease the metabolic demands of an activity overtime  by slowing its performance

a)       Pursed lip breathing b) Diaphragmatic breathing c) Segmental breathing d) Paced breathing

19.   Removal of a portion of a segment of a lobe is named as ____________

a)       Penumonectomy b) Wedge resection c) Lobectomy d) Segmental resection

20.   Tidal volume in Adult is __________

a)       500 ml b) 700 ml c) 800 ml d) 1000 ml

 






 

Answers

1.      B

2.      A

3.      D

4.      A

5.      C

6.      D

7.      D

8.      B

9.      A

10.  C

11.  A

12.  A

13.  C

14.  C

15.  B

16.  D

17.  D

18.  D

19.  B

20.  A

 


Tuesday, 9 February 2021

MCQ IN PHYSIOTHERAPY

MCQ IN PHYSIOTHERAPY 2


  1.  Which muscle is named as Peripheral heart____________

    a)      Quadriceps b) Hamstrings c) Soleus d) Gastrocnemius

    2.       Patella is an example for ___________Joint variety

    a) Ball& Socket b)  Elipsoidal  c) Hinge d) Ovoid

    3.       Movement which stresses the non contractile tissues are _________

    a) Active movements b) Passive movements c) Resisted isometrics d)  Active Assisted movements

    4.       The joint between Atlas & Axis is ____________

    a)      Ball & Socket joint b) Saddle joint c) Pivot joint d) Angular joint

    5.       Total number of bones found in the right upper limb is ________

    a)      25 b) 26 c) 28 d) 30

    6.       Which tendon is ruptured in “Jersey finger”?

    a)      Flexor digitorum superficialis b) Flexor digitorum profundus c) Flexor pollicis longus d) Extensor indicis

    7.       Choparts  Amputation  is done through______________

    a)      Tarsal bones b)Tarsometatarsal bone c) Metatarsal bone d) Transverse carpal bone

    8.       Which is the largest vein in the human body__________

    a) Inferior vena cava b) Superior vena cava c) Renal vein d) Popliteal vein

    9.       Passive insufficiency is seen in _____________

    a)      Hip flexion with knee extension b) Fingers flexion with wrist extension c)  Ankle dorsiflexion with knee flexion d) Shoulder external rotation with abduction

    10.   Faber test is confirmative test for _________

    a)      Piriformis Syndrome b) Menisci Injury in the Knee  c) Hip Pathology d) Lumbar spondylolesthesis

    11.   Meralgia Parasthetica is caused by ____________

    a)      Medial cutaneous of thigh b) Medial cutaneous nerve of Forearm  c) Lateral cutaneous nerve of forearm d) Lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh

    12.   All the muscles are supplied by the femoral nerve, Except_________

    a)      Rectus femoris b) Tensor fascia lata c) Pectineus d) Sartorius

    13.   Superior gluteal nerve supplies to all the  muscles, Except__________

    a)      Gluteus Minimus b) Gluteus Maximus c) Tensor Fascia Lata d) Gluteus Medius

    14.   Which is called as First gear muscle ____________

    a)      Gluteus Maximus b) Gastrocnemius c) Soleus d) Pectineus

    15.   Artery found in Adductor canal is ____________

    a)      Posterior tibial  b) Obturator c) Popliteal d) Femoral

     

    Answers

    1.C

    2.D

    3.C

    4.C

    5.D

    6.D

    7.C

    8.A

    9.A

    10.C

    11.D

    12.B

    13.B

    14.C

    15.D

Thursday, 4 February 2021

MCQ' S IN PHYSIOTHERAPY

 

                RANDOM QUESTIONS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY

1.       High pitched bronchial breath sounds heard in ___________

a)      Pleural effusion b) Bronchial asthma c) Pulmonary emphysema d) Lobar pneumonia

        2.       Heamoptysis with chronic fever & weight loss suggests__________

a)      Chronic Bronchitis b) Tuberculosis c) Pulmonary Infarction d) Acute Bronchiectasis

        3.       Type I Respiratory failure seen in _____________

        a) Sever acute asthma b) Sleep apnoea c) Asthma d) Ankylosing spondylitis

        4.       Asphyxia is also known as ___________

a) Type I Acute respiratory failure b) Type II Acute respiratory failure c) Type I  chronic respiratory failure d) Type II Chronic respiratory failure

        5.       In COPD, there is increase number of ________ cells in bronchi.

a)      Cilia cells b) Goblet cells c) Alveolar cells d) Septal cells

        6.       Predicted Fev1 value in Mild COPD who is also having smokers cough is ___________

a)      < 40% b) 40—59% c) 60—79% d) 80—92%.

        7.       ____________ enzyme deficiency can cause emphysema in Non smokers

a)      α antitrypsin deficiency b) βantitrypsin deficiency  c) adrenoceptors  d) Lactomase

        8.       During asthmatic attacks the chest sound like _____________ during percussion

a)      Dull b) Louder c) Hyper-resonant d) Hypo resonant

        9.       Severe asthma persisting from childhood may cause __________ deformity

a)      Flial Chest b) Funnel chest c) Barrel chest d) Pigeon chest.

        10.    ________ is low to provoke asthmatic attacks

a)      Feathers in Pillows b) Cats c) Drugs (Aspirin) d) Pollens

        11.    Festinating Gait is common in ____________

a)      Parkinsonism b) Cerebellar ataxia c) Gluteus Medius weakness  d) Pyramidal tract lesions

        12.    Jerks of Small amplitude and purposeless movements are seen in _________

a)      Tremor b) Clonus c) TICS d) Chorea

        13.    Repetitive, semi purposeful movements like winking, grinning is called as _________

a)      Tremor b) Clonus c) TICS d) Chorea

        14.    Wallenberg syndrome occurs due to ______________

a)      Anterior cerebral peduncle b) Dorsal mid brain c) Lateral Medulla d) Ponto medullary junction

        15.    5 year old child recently admitted into the hospital, which erickson stage does the child is in

a)      Trust vs Mistrust b) Initiative vs Guilt c) Autonomy vs Shame d) Intimacy vs Isolation

 

Answers
1) D

2)  C

3)  C

4)  B

5)  B

6)  C

7)  A

8)  C

9)  D

10)  D

11)  A

12)  D

13)  C

14)  C

15)  B

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