Question

A.   What is the nerve of peroneal muscles and which position is used to check for “grade 3”

B.   The patient is standing up on a single leg, he/she bends the lower extremity which stands on. He/she can raise up on toes, seven times. What is the grade of M.Soleus?

C.   Which muscular physiologic adaptations do occur due to resistive exercises?

D.   What is Delorme method? Write a exercise prescription for a patient who’s 1 RM is 20 kg.

E.   What are the contraindications for stretching exercise? Explain the stretching exercise for “M. Rectus Femoris”.

F.   What are the functions of M. Multifudus? Explain the details of an exercise targeting M. Multifudus.

G.   What is Scoliosis? What are the clinical characteristics? What is the treatment plan for a patient with 20-40 degrees Cobb angle?

H.   What is Adam’s Bend Forward Test? Explain in details.

I.   What are the components of conservative physiotherapy?

J.   What are the properties of a brace to be used in scoliosis management? What are the aims of the brace?

Answer 1

Question no 1

The superficial peroneal nerve and the deep peroneal nerve are the main nerves that innervates the most of the peroneal muscle in our human body. These nerve specifically supplies the tibialis anterior, as well as the extensor digitorum longus and the , peroneus tertius, and also the extensor hallucis longus

Position for grade 3

Grade 3 position (Fair Strength):

The Patients starting position will be
Sidelying , affected leg is the upper leg and will be specifically resting on the pillow , with the ankle of his leg in an anatomical position.