Which of the following would not be an appropriate exercise for someone following a lateral ankle sprain in the controlled motion phase?   A. Step ups to a 4-8″ step   B. Marble pickups with toes   C. Plantarflexion with theraband   D. Minsquats

You are treating a patient with an anterior shoulder dislocation.  Which of the following would be appropriate in the protection phase of rehabilitation? 1. pulleys for AA shoulder abduction 2. submaximal isometrics in neutral position for flexion, abduction, IR/ER 3. theraband for external rotation strength 4. grade II joint mobilizations with humerus in resting position 5. theraband strengthening with ends in each hand and pulling past the hips into extension/hyperextension 6. AROM wrist flexion/extension, finger web, digigrip 

You are treating a patient with carpal tunnel syndrome. They did not respond favorably to conservative approaches and the doctor has determined surgical intervention is needed. A carpal tunnel release involves a division of which ligament?

Which of the four exercises below would you want to avoid for up to three weeks if treating a patient post-op from a carpal tunnel release? Why?

Which of the following is a true statement about glenohumeral arthroplasty?

In a quality physical education program, children should be actively engaged in moderate to vigorous physical activity at least ____% of the time. [BLANK-1]

All of the following instructional approaches utilize group learning tasks that involving self responsibility while using time wisely include all of the following except:

Bone or bone marrow infection occurring most commonly in the spine is called:

An exemption from participating in physical education classes can be allowed if students substitute other activities such as playing for a school’s sports team because they are still being physically active although not in class.

You are treating a patient with an achilles tendon rupture. The patient was immobilized for eight weeks and has just started physical therapy. Which motions will be difficult for you to help the patient gain initially?