ESAT Hand Quiz PDF

**1. What is the patient position (PP) for the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to-anterior glide" technique?** - A) Standing with the arm extended - B) Sitting with the arm in forward flexion and the elbow flexed - C) Supine with the arm abducted - D)...

**1. What is the patient position (PP) for the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to-anterior glide" technique?** - A) Standing with the arm extended - B) Sitting with the arm in forward flexion and the elbow flexed - C) Supine with the arm abducted - D) Prone with the arm at the side **Correct Answer: B** **2. In the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique, what is the doctor position (DP)?** - A) Standing behind the patient - B) Standing on the side of the patient on the affected side - C) Sitting beside the patient - D) Standing in front of the patient **Correct Answer: B** **3. What contact point (CP) is used in the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior- to-posterior or posterior-to-anterior glide" technique?** - A) Thumb contact on the palmar aspect of a metacarpal bone - B) Thumb contact on the dorsal aspect of the wrist - C) Finger contact on the lateral aspect of the distal radius - D) Thenar contact on the medial aspect of the ulna **Correct Answer: A** **4. What vector (VEC) is applied in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) M-L - B) L-M - C) A-P and P-A - D) S-I **Correct Answer: C** **5. In the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to- anterior glide" technique, what is the secondary contact point (SCP)?** - A) Dorsal aspect of the wrist - B) Dorsal surface of the hand - C) Palmar aspect of the hand - D) Ulnar aspect of the forearm **Correct Answer: B** **6. What is the doctor position (DP) in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) Standing in front of the patient - B) Sitting beside the patient - C) Standing on the side of the patient - D) Standing behind the patient **Correct Answer: C** **7. In the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to- anterior glide" technique, what vector (VEC) is used?** - A) M-L - B) P-A - C) A-P and P-A - D) S-I **Correct Answer: C** **8. What is the primary contact point (CP) in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) Thumb contact on the lateral aspect of the index finger - B) Thumb and index grasp on the distal member of the joint - C) Thenar contact on the palmar aspect of the hand - D) Calcaneal contact on the distal radius **Correct Answer: B** **9. What is the patient position (PP) for the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to-anterior glide" technique?** - A) Standing with the arm extended - B) Sitting with the arm in forward flexion and the elbow flexed - C) Supine with the arm abducted - D) Prone with the arm at the side **Correct Answer: B** **10. In the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique, what is the doctor position (DP)?** - A) Standing behind the patient - B) Standing on the side of the patient on the affected side - C) Sitting beside the patient - D) Standing in front of the patient **Correct Answer: B** **11. What contact point (CP) is used in the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to-anterior glide" technique?** - A) Thumb contact on the palmar aspect of a metacarpal bone - B) Thumb contact on the dorsal aspect of the wrist - C) Finger contact on the lateral aspect of the distal radius - D) Thenar contact on the medial aspect of the ulna **Correct Answer: A** **12. What vector (VEC) is applied in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) M-L - B) L-M - C) A-P and P-A - D) S-I **Correct Answer: C** **13. In the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to- anterior glide" technique, what is the secondary contact point (SCP)?** - A) Dorsal aspect of the wrist - B) Dorsal surface of the hand - C) Palmar aspect of the hand - D) Ulnar aspect of the forearm **Correct Answer: B** **14. What is the doctor position (DP) in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) Standing in front of the patient - B) Sitting beside the patient - C) Standing on the side of the patient - D) Standing behind the patient **Correct Answer: C** **15. In the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to- anterior glide" technique, what vector (VEC) is used?** - A) M-L - B) P-A - C) A-P and P-A - D) S-I **Correct Answer: C** **16. What is the primary contact point (CP) in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) Thumb contact on the lateral aspect of the index finger - B) Thumb and index grasp on the distal member of the joint - C) Thenar contact on the palmar aspect of the hand - D) Calcaneal contact on the distal radius **Correct Answer: B** **17. What is the patient position (PP) for the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to-anterior glide" technique?** - A) Standing with the arm extended - B) Sitting with the arm in forward flexion and the elbow flexed - C) Supine with the arm abducted - D) Prone with the arm at the side **Correct Answer: B** **18. In the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique, what is the doctor position (DP)?** - A) Standing behind the patient - B) Standing on the side of the patient on the affected side - C) Sitting beside the patient - D) Standing in front of the patient **Correct Answer: B** **19. What contact point (CP) is used in the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to-anterior glide" technique?** - A) Thumb contact on the palmar aspect of a metacarpal bone - B) Thumb contact on the dorsal aspect of the wrist - C) Finger contact on the lateral aspect of the distal radius - D) Thenar contact on the medial aspect of the ulna **Correct Answer: A** **20. What vector (VEC) is applied in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) M-L - B) L-M - C) A-P and P-A - D) S-I **Correct Answer: C** **21. In the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to- anterior glide" technique, what is the secondary contact point (SCP)?** - A) Dorsal aspect of the wrist - B) Dorsal surface of the hand - C) Palmar aspect of the hand - D) Ulnar aspect of the forearm **Correct Answer: B** **22. What is the doctorposition (DP) in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) Standing in front of the patient - B) Sitting beside the patient - C) Standing on the side of the patient - D) Standing behind the patient **Correct Answer: C** **23. In the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to- anterior glide" technique, what vector (VEC) is used?** - A) M-L - B) P-A - C) A-P and P-A - D) S-I **Correct Answer: C** **24. What is the primary contact point (CP) in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) Thumb contact on the lateral aspect of the index finger - B) Thumb and index grasp on the distal member of the joint - C) Thenar contact on the palmar aspect of the hand - D) Calcaneal contact on the distal radius **Correct Answer: B** **25. What is the patient position (PP) for the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to-anterior glide" technique?** - A) Standing with the arm extended - B) Sitting with the arm in forward flexion and the elbow flexed - C) Supine with the arm abducted - D) Prone with the arm at the side **Correct Answer: B** **26. In the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique, what is the doctor position (DP)?** - A) Standing behind the patient - B) Standing on the side of the patient on the affected side - C) Sitting beside the patient - D) Standing in front of the patient **Correct Answer: B** **27. What contact point (CP) is used in the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to-anterior glide" technique?** - A) Thumb contact on the palmar aspect of a metacarpal bone - B) Thumb contact on the dorsal aspect of the wrist - C) Finger contact on the lateral aspect of the distal radius - D) Thenar contact on the medial aspect of the ulna **Correct Answer: A** **28. What vector (VEC) is applied in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) M-L - B) L-M - C) A-P and P-A - D) S-I **Correct Answer: C** **29. In the "Bimanual thumbs digits/metacarpals; anterior-to-posterior or posterior-to- anterior glide" technique, what is the secondary contact point (SCP)?** - A) Dorsal aspect of the wrist - B) Dorsal surface of the hand - C) Palmar aspect of the hand - D) Ulnar aspect of the forearm **Correct Answer: B** **30. What is the doctor position (DP) in the "Thumb index grasp/metacarpophalangeal (or interphalangeal) with hand stabilization; long-axis distraction" technique?** - A) Standing in front of the patient - B) Sitting beside the patient - C) Standing on the side of the patient - D) Standing behind the patient **Correct Answer: C**