ESAT Elbow 1 Quiz PDF

**1. What is the doctor position (DP) in the "Web/distal humerus, forearm grasp pull; long- axis distraction" technique?** - A) Standing facing the patient - B) Sitting beside the patient - C) Standing behind the patient - D) Sitting facing the patient **Correct Answer: A** **2. In the "C...

**1. What is the doctor position (DP) in the "Web/distal humerus, forearm grasp pull; long- axis distraction" technique?** - A) Standing facing the patient - B) Sitting beside the patient - C) Standing behind the patient - D) Sitting facing the patient **Correct Answer: A** **2. In the "Calcaneal/proximal ulna, forearm stabilization; medial-to-lateral glide" technique, what is the patient position (PP)?** - A) Prone with the arm extended - B) Sitting with the arm flexed at the shoulder and fully extended at the elbow - C) Standing with the arm at the side - D) Supine with the arm abducted **Correct Answer: B** **3. What is the contact point (CP) in the "Calcaneal/proximal ulna, forearm stabilization; medial-to-lateral glide" technique?** - A) Calcaneal contact over the medial aspect of the proximal ulna - B) Thenar contact over the lateral aspect of the proximal ulna - C) Hypothenar contact over the distal radius - D) Thumb contact on the radial head **Correct Answer: A** **4. What vector (VEC) is applied in the "Calcaneal/proximal radius, forearm stabilization; lateral-to-medial glide" technique?** - A) A-P - B) P-A - C) M-L - D) L-M **Correct Answer: D** **5. In the "Reinforced hypothenar/proximal radius pull; anterior-to-posterior glide" technique, what is the contact point (CP)?** - A) Thenar contact on the anterior aspect of the radial head - B) Hypothenar/pisiform contact on the anterior aspect of the radial head - C) Calcaneal contact on the lateral aspect of the proximal radius - D) Thumb contact on the posterior aspect of the radial head **Correct Answer: B** **6. What is the stabilization contact point (SCP) in the "Thumb/radius push, distal forearm grasp; posterior-to-anterior glide in pronation" technique?** - A) Posterior aspect of the radial head - B) Anterior aspect of the radial head - C) Lateral aspect of the distal radius - D) Medial aspect of the proximal ulna **Correct Answer: A** **7. In the "Web/distal humerus, forearm grasp pull; long-axis distraction" technique, what is the patient position (PP)?** - A) Sitting with the affected arm (elbow) in flexion - B) Supine with the arm abducted - C) Prone with the arm extended - D) Side-lying with the arm at the side **Correct Answer: A** **8. What vector (VEC) is used in the "Reinforced hypothenar/proximal radius pull; anterior- to-posterior glide" technique?** - A) P-A - B) A-P - C) S-I - D) I-S **Correct Answer: B** **9. In the "Calcaneal/proximal ulna, forearm stabilization; medial-to-lateral glide" technique, what is the secondary contact point (SCP)?** - A) Medial aspect of the distal ulna - B) Lateral aspect of the proximal forearm/ulna - C) Medial aspect of the proximal forearm/ulna - D) Anterior aspect of the radial head **Correct Answer: C** **10. What is the doctor position (DP) in the "Calcaneal/proximal radius, forearm stabilization; lateral-to-medial glide" technique?** - A) Sitting beside the patient on the medial side - B) Standing behind the patient - C) Standing facing the patient on the lateral side - D) Sitting facing the patient **Correct Answer: C** **11. What is the patient position (PP) in the "Thumb/radius push, distal forearm grasp; posterior-to-anterior glide in pronation" technique?** - A) Sitting with the affected arm flexed at the elbow and pronated - B) Supine with the arm extended - C) Prone with the arm hanging off the table - D) Standing with the arm at the side **Correct Answer: A** **12. In the "Web/distal humerus, forearm grasp pull; long-axis distraction" technique, what is the primary vector (VEC)?** - A) P-A - B) A-P - C) S-I - D) Long-axis distraction **Correct Answer: D** **13. What stabilization hand (IH) action is performed in the "Calcaneal/proximal ulna, forearm stabilization; medial-to-lateral glide" technique?** - A) Stabilize the forearm and draw it into slight distraction - B) Stabilize the humerus and apply medial force - C) Stabilize the forearm against the doctor's body - D) Stabilize the wrist and apply lateral force **Correct Answer: C** **14. In the "Calcaneal/proximal radius, forearm stabilization; lateral-to-medial glide" technique, what is the contact point (CP)?** - A) Calcaneal contact over the medial aspect of the proximal radius - B) Calcaneal contact over the radial head and lateral aspect of the forearm - C) Thumb contact on the ulnar head - D) Thenar contact on the distal radius **Correct Answer: B** **15. What vector (VEC) is used in the "Thumb/radius push, distal forearm grasp; posterior- to-anterior glide in pronation" technique?** - A) M-L - B) P-A - C) S-I - D) A-P **Correct Answer: B** **16. What is the purpose of the "Web/distal humerus, forearm grasp pull; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) To increase A-P motion of the elbow joint - B) To decrease medial epicondyle tenderness - C) To apply long-axis distraction of the forearm - D) To improve flexion of the elbow joint **Correct Answer: C** **17. In the "Reinforced hypothenar/proximal radius pull; anterior-to-posterior glide" technique, what instruction is given to the patient?** - A) Relax the elbow - B) Sit up straight to activate the core - C) Lean forward to stretch the shoulder - D) Extend the arm fully **Correct Answer: B** **18. What is the stabilization hand (IH) contact in the "Calcaneal/proximal radius, forearm stabilization; lateral-to-medial glide" technique?** - A) Thumb contact on the anterior radius - B) Digital contact on the distal radius - C) Contact on the medial aspect of the forearm - D) Calcaneal contact on the ulnar head **Correct Answer: C** **19. What is the vector (VEC) in the "Thumb/radius push, distal forearm grasp; posterior- to-anterior glide in pronation" technique?** - A) P-A - B) A-P - C) M-L - D) S-I **Correct Answer: A** **20. In the "Calcaneal/proximal ulna, forearm stabilization; medial-to-lateral glide" technique, what is the doctor position (DP)?** - A) Standing facing the patient on the medial side - B) Standing behind the patient - C) Standing opposite the affected side - D) Standing at the head of the table **Correct Answer: A** **21. What is the patient position (PP) in the "Reinforced hypothenar/proximal radius pull; anterior-to-posterior glide" technique?** - A) Sitting on the palmar aspect of the hand on the affected side - B) Prone with the arm extended - C) Supine with the arm abducted - D) Side-lying with the arm at the side **Correct Answer: A** **22. What stabilization hand (IH) contact is used in the "Thumb/radius push, distal forearm grasp; posterior-to-anterior glide in pronation" technique?** - A) Posterior aspect of the radial head - B) Anterior aspect of the radial head - C) Distal forearm with digital contact of all fingers on the posterior aspect of the radius - D) Medial aspect of the forearm **Correct Answer: C** **23. In the "Calcaneal/proximal ulna, forearm stabilization; medial-to-lateral glide" technique, what is the primary stabilization point (SCP)?** - A) Distal radius - B) Proximal forearm/ulna - C) Anterior aspect of the radial head - D) Medial aspect of the wrist **Correct Answer: B** **24. What is the primary vector (VEC) in the "Reinforced hypothenar/proximal radius pull; anterior-to-posterior glide" technique?** - A) S-I - B) A-P - C) P-A - D) M-L **Correct Answer: B** **25. What is the contact point (CP) in the "Thumb/radius push, distal forearm grasp; posterior-to-anterior glide in pronation" technique?** - A) Calcaneal contact on the ulnar head - B) Thumb contact on the posterior aspect of the radial head - C) Thenar contact on the distal radius - D) Calcaneal contact on the medial aspect of the proximal radius **Correct Answer: B** **26. In the "Web/distal humerus, forearm grasp pull; long-axis distraction" technique, what is the primary contact point (CP)?** - A) Distal forearm - B) Proximal humerus - C) Lateral epicondyle - D) Olecranon process **Correct Answer: A** **27. What is the doctor position (DP) in the "Reinforced hypothenar/proximal radius pull; anterior-to-posterior glide" technique?** - A) Straddling the table at an angle facing the patient’s affected side - B) Standing at the head of the table - C) Standing behind the patient - D) Sitting beside the patient **Correct Answer: A** **28. What is the vector (VEC) applied in the "Calcaneal/proximal ulna, forearm stabilization; medial-to-lateral glide" technique?** - A) P-A - B) A-P - C) M-L - D) L-M **Correct Answer: C** **29. What is the primary stabilization point (SCP) in the "Thumb/radius push, distal forearm grasp; posterior-to-anterior glide in pronation" technique?** - A) Medial aspect of the distal forearm - B) Posterior aspect of the radial head - C) Anterior aspect of the radial head - D) Lateral aspect of the proximal ulna **Correct Answer: B** **30. In the "Web/distal humerus, forearm grasp pull; long-axis distraction" technique, what is the primary vector (VEC)?** - A) M-L - B) A-P - C) Long-axis distraction - D) P-A **Correct Answer: C**