Your 62-year-old female patient presents with right hip pain for 2 months. Pain worsens when rising from a chair, climbing stairs, and walking more than 10 minutes. She describes a dull ache in the front and lateral hip, without radiation down the leg. Morning stiffness lasts about 20–30 minutes. Ice provides mild relief. PMH: Mild osteoarthritis, controlled hypertension. Social history: Retired; enjoys gardening and walking her dog. Functional limitations: Difficulty climbing stairs, standing from chairs, and walking moderate distances.   Which muscles’ performance are most important to test? Why?

Chronic inflammation in a localized area, which often has a centralized necrosis is:

Factor out the GCF:

Your 28-year-old male patient presents with right ankle pain for 2 weeks after a trail run. Pain worsens with running, walking on uneven surfaces, and jumping, and eases slightly with rest. He describes a dull ache around the lateral ankle, with occasional stiffness in the morning. No numbness or tingling reported. PMH: None. Social history: Active runner; works in IT. Functional limitations: Difficulty running, walking long distances, and participating in recreational sports.   What postural deviations do you expect? 

The specific hepatitis that is contracted by exposure to contaminated blood, blood products, or through sexual contact is:

Your 28-year-old male patient presents with right ankle pain for 2 weeks after a trail run. Pain worsens with running, walking on uneven surfaces, and jumping, and eases slightly with rest. He describes a dull ache around the lateral ankle, with occasional stiffness in the morning. No numbness or tingling reported. PMH: None. Social history: Active runner; works in IT. Functional limitations: Difficulty running, walking long distances, and participating in recreational sports.   Which muscles’ performance are most important to test? Why?

Your 35-year-old female patient presents with left anterior knee pain for 4 weeks after starting a new running program. Pain is worse when going downstairs, squatting, or standing up from a chair, and eases slightly with rest. She describes a dull ache around the patellar region. No numbness, tingling, or swelling reported. PMH: None. Social history: Works in retail; enjoys running 3x/week. Functional limitations: Difficulty climbing stairs, squatting, and running.   What postural deviations do you expect? 

Which of the following is an irregular word?

When increased function of an organ is required, the term _____ is used.

Factor the quadratic. Your final answer should be two binomials multiplied together. ie (2x + 3)(x – 7)