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1. Adhesive capsulitis is a progressive loss of shoulder range of motion due to capsular remodeling from arm use over 5-26 months, characterized by a painful freezing phase and resolution phase. 2. Internal rotation is most affected in adhesive capsulitis. 3. The freezing phase is characterized by severe pain that can occur at rest.

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Post Eval September Batch

1. Adhesive capsulitis is a progressive loss of shoulder range of motion due to capsular remodeling from arm use over 5-26 months, characterized by a painful freezing phase and resolution phase. 2. Internal rotation is most affected in adhesive capsulitis. 3. The freezing phase is characterized by severe pain that can occur at rest.

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1. Adhesive capsulitis: progressive increase b.

0-110
in shoulder ROM due to capsular c. 0-75
remodeling from the use of arm, d. NOTA
shoulder. 5-26 months 8. If there is paralysis of the serratus
a. Painful phase anterior muscle, up to what range will a
b. Resolution phase patient be able to raise his arm?
c. Stiff a. 0-170
d. NOTA b. 0-110
2. What motion of the shoulder is most c. 0-75
affected in adhesive capsulitis? d. NOTA
a. Internal rotation 9. What motion should the clavicle do in
b. External rotation order for a patient to fully raise his arm?
c. Flexion a. Anterior rotation by 60
d. Extension b. Posterior rotation by 60
3. What stage of adhesive capsulitis is c. Anterior rotation by 45
characterized by severe pain that can d. Posterior rotation by 45
also be experience even at rest? 10. If the clavicle does not move during
a. Freezing overhead activities, up to what range
b. Frozen will a person be able to raise his arm?
c. Thawing a. 0-170
d. NOTA b. 0-110
4. What is the initiator of shoulder c. 0-75
abduction? d. NOTA
a. Supraspinatus 11. What ligaments of the knee prevents it
b. Biceps brachii from excessive external rotation force?
c. Deltoids a. Cruciates
d. NOTA b. Collaterals
5. What ligament of the shoulder is the c. Menisci
principal stabilizer of the shoulder d. NOTA
during abduction? 12. What is the tendinous expansion of the
a. Coracohumeral ligament semimembranosus muscle?
b. Middle glenohumeral ligament a. Oblique popliteal ligament
c. Superior glenohumeral ligament b. Arcuate popliteal ligament
d. Inferior glenohumeral ligament c. Meniscotibial ligament
6. What is the glenohumeral range of d. Coronary ligament
motion? 13. Part of the unhappy triad of the knee,
a. 0-180 except:
b. 0-90 a. ACL
c. 0-120 b. PCL
d. 0-80 c. Medial meniscus
7. If there is a lesion of the long thoracic d. Gracilis
nerve, up to what range will a patient be e. NOTA
able to raise his arm?
a. 0-170
14. Direction of the course of the ACL
coming from the anterior part of the
tibia, except:
a. Inferiorly
b. Posteriorly
c. Laterally
d. Backward
e. NOTA
15. What is the most common tear of the
meniscus?
a. Flap tear
b. Caliper tear
c. Oblique tear
d. Bucket handle tear
16.

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