Altman and colleagues provides a cluster to assist in diagnosing an individual with hip osteoarthritis. Which of the following is NOT considered in the cluster?

Following an anterior shoulder dislocation, the physical therapist can expect some neurological weakness or sensory loss in the [answer1] nerve based on the anatomy. This would result in possible numbness, tingling, loss of sensation, or weakness in the location of the [answer2].

What special test and position would be best for biasing and assessing the medial collateral ligament of the knee?

Cubital tunnel syndrome can result in which of the following functional losses?

Which factor would warrant immediately referral for an x-ray (plain film image) utilizing the Canadian C-Spine Rules for a patient that comes into the clinic with neck pain following a traumatic event? (can select more than one)

A patient is 2 weeks post-operative right total knee arthroplasty. The patient has been complaining of recent pressure and excessive pain in the lower calf below the knee in the past 2 days since the last physical therapy (PT) visit. The evaluating PT decides to explore this further. What would be the most appropriate response to this new information?

Which of the following is NOT included in the classic signs and symptoms known as the “5 D’s, 3 N’s, and 1 A” associated with vertebrobasilar insufficiency?

A 45-year-old male is evaluated via direct access with a chief complaint of knee pain following a fall onto the knee from a ladder. The evaluating physical therapist notes he has 100 degrees of flexion and is lacking 5 degrees of extension. He denies any pain to palpation besides the sharp pain over the patella as a result from the fall. The patient has been able to ambulate after the injury and in the clinic, although very painful. Which would be the most appropriate response by the evaluating PT?

Which of the following examination items would be the most concerning to the treating physical therapist?

A 42-year-old patient presents with right lateral elbow pain that began three weeks ago after starting a new tennis routine. The pain is described as mild and only occurs during backhand strokes or when lifting heavy objects. The pain resolves quickly after the activity stops, and the patient reports no night pain or rest pain. How would the patient’s irritability be rated?