الاجابة النموذجية لاختبار معالج طبيعي
Question 1
A postoperative patient presents with RR = 30 breaths/min, SpO₂ = 91% on room air, and asymmetrical chest expansion. What is the MOST appropriate initial physiotherapy assessment?
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[ ] Manual muscle testing
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[✓] Chest auscultation and breathing pattern assessment (CORRECT)
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[ ] Goniometric assessment
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[ ] Neurological reflex testing
Question 2
During auscultation, coarse crackles are heard that partially clear after coughing. What is the MOST likely interpretation?
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[ ] Bronchospasm
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[ ] Pleural effusion
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[✓] Retained airway secretions (CORRECT)
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[ ] Pneumothorax
Question 3
During mobilization, HR rises from 85 bpm to 145 bpm with minimal effort. What is the MOST appropriate interpretation?
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[ ] Normal adaptation to exercise
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[✓] Deconditioning or abnormal cardiovascular response (CORRECT)
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[ ] Equipment error
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[ ] Indicates improved fitness
Question 4
Which of the following is the MOST objective measure of cough effectiveness?
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[ ] Patient-reported fatigue
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[✓] Peak expiratory flow or cough peak flow (CORRECT)
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[ ] Respiratory rate
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[ ] Oxygen saturation
Question 5
Which of the following BEST explains decreased exercise tolerance in older adults?
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[ ] Increased mitochondrial efficiency
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[✓] Reduced maximal cardiac output (CORRECT)
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[ ] Increased lung elasticity
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[ ] Increased type II muscle fibers
Question 6
A physiotherapist is assessing an older adult with multimorbidity and mild cognitive impairment. What is the MOST appropriate approach?
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[ ] Focus only on musculoskeletal impairments
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[ ] Use a standardized test without modification
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[✓] Integrate physical, cognitive, and environmental factors (CORRECT)
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[ ] Avoid assessment due to cognitive deficits
Question 7
Which of the following is a CONTRAINDICATION to initiating an exercise assessment?
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[ ] Controlled hypertension
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[ ] Stable osteoarthritis
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[✓] Unstable angina (CORRECT)
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[ ] Mild balance impairment
Question 8
When designing a treatment plan for frail older adults, which principle is MOST appropriate?
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[ ] High-intensity exercise only
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[✓] Individualized, progressive, and function-oriented training (CORRECT)
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[ ] Bed rest to prevent falls
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[ ] Avoid resistance training
Question 9
Which strategy BEST promotes quality of life in older adults?
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[ ] Limiting activity to prevent fatigue
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[✓] Encouraging independence and caregiver education (CORRECT)
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[ ] Avoiding social participation
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[ ] Focusing only on pain reduction
Question 10
What is the primary purpose of identifying indications and contraindications in neurological assessment?
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[ ] To select pharmacological treatments
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[✓] To ensure patient safety during assessment (CORRECT)
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[ ] To diagnose musculoskeletal conditions
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[ ] To prescribe exercise programs
Question 11
Movement analysis findings should be correlated with:
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[ ] Cardiovascular endurance
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[ ] Psychological status
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[✓] Neurological system functions (CORRECT)
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[ ] Nutritional status
Question 12
A physiotherapist is assessing a patient with suspected stroke. Which of the following represents appropriate application of neurological assessment?
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[ ] Measuring only blood pressure
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[ ] Observing posture without interaction
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[✓] Assessing muscle tone, reflexes, coordination, and sensation (CORRECT)
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[ ] Asking only about pain level
Question 13
The analgesic effect of Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) is primarily explained by:
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[ ] Increased ATP production
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[✓] Gate control theory and endorphin release (CORRECT)
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[ ] Muscle hypertrophy
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[ ] Collagen synthesis
Question 14
Which of the following is an absolute contraindication for therapeutic ultrasound?
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[ ] Chronic inflammation
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[✓] Pregnancy (local application) (CORRECT)
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[ ] Muscle spasm
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[ ] Scar tissue
Question 15
A COPD patient shows a drop in SpO₂ from 96% to 85% during a 6-minute walk test. What does this indicate?
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[ ] Normal physiological response
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[✓] Poor oxygenation and exercise intolerance (CORRECT)
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[ ] Measurement error
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[ ] Cardiovascular instability only