| Post Name | OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST - HEALTH SERVICES |
|---|---|
| Question Paper Code | 152/2023 |
| Category Code | 183/2022 |
| Date of Test | 18 August 2023 |
| Medium of Question | ENGLISH |
| Exam Type | OMR Examination |
| Total Questions | 100 |
1
Winging of scapula occurs in paralysis of :
Answer
D. Serratus anterior
2
Erb’s paralysis causes weakness of all muscles except :
Answer
D. Triceps brachii
3
Porters tip or policeman’s tip deformity occurs due to :
Answer
D. Erb’s paralysis
4
Rotator cuff is formed by all except :
Answer
C. Teres major
5
Skin of nail bed of ring finger is supplied by :
Answer
A. Lateral half by median, medial half by ulnar
6
Which nerve is felt behind medial epicondyle of humerus?
Answer
D. Ulnar
A 3
7
Which of the following nerve injury leads to wrist drop?
Answer
B. Radial
8
Which of the following is the action of dorsal interosseous?
Answer
A. Abduction of fingers
9
Which of the following nerves is involved in carpal tunnel syndrome?
Answer
B. Median
10
First carpometacarpal joint is :
Answer
A. Saddle
11
Pointing index is a complication seen in :
Answer
B. Supracondylar fracture of humerus
12
Commonest fracture in elderly with fall on outstretched hand is :
Answer
A. Colles fracture
13
Most common complication of colles :
Answer
C. Finger stiffness
14
Post injection palsy is :
Answer
A. Neurotmesis
15
Most common cause of neurological deficit in upper limb is :
Answer
B. Erb’s palsy
16
Commonest cause of wrist drop is :
Answer
B. Fracture humerus
17
Cubital tunnel syndrome involves :
Answer
B. Ulnar nerve
18
Tarsal tunnel syndrome involve :
Answer
B. Posterior tibial nerve
19
A child learn to draw circle at the age of :
Answer
D. 36 months
20
Joint involved in movement of head from left to right is :
Answer
A. Atlanto axial
21
Movement occuring at atlanto axial joint is :
Answer
D. Rotation
22
Excitability of cells is maximally affected by change in concentration of which ion?
+
Answer
D. Ca
23
White fibers are present in which muscle?
Answer
A. Hand muscles
24
Pulmonary surfactants is secreted by :
Answer
B. Type II Pneumocytes
25
Motor supply of muscle spindle is through :
Answer
C. Gamma
26
Essential amino acid is :
Answer
C. Valine
27
During muscle contractions, the immediate source of energy is :
Answer
D. Creatinine phosphate
28
Site of glycolysis :
Answer
A. Cytoplasm
29
All are true regarding mitochondrial DNA, except :
Answer
D. All respiratory proteins are synthesized with in mitochondria itself
30
Vitamin B12 is obtained from :
Answer
A. Animal sources
31
Which is an antioxidant vitamin?
Answer
C. Vitamin E
32
Generalised body edema is associated with deficiency of :
Answer
C. Albumin
33
What type of cells are predominant in early phase of inflammation?
Answer
D. Neutrophils
34
Absence of dystrophin protein is seen in :
Answer
A. Duchenne muscular dystrophy
35
Cell most important in causation of Asthma are :
Answer
B. Mast cells
36
Which of the following initiates hemostatic cascade?
Answer
D. Endothelial injury
37
Skin of your face is supplied by :
Answer
B. Trigeminal nerve
38
The following is used to measure grip strength :
Answer
C. Jamar dynamometer
39
The following is a facilitation technique in Roods approach:
Answer
A. Tapping
40
The following cranial nerve is mixed is sensory and motor:
Answer
D. Facial
41
The Seventh cranial nerve is :
Answer
C. Facial
42
Which of the following is in synonym with occupational therapy?
Answer
B. Making the patient actively participate in activities
43
The following is a component of instrumental activities of daily living IADL:
Answer
D. Home management
44
Muscle tone is assessed by :
Answer
A. Modified Ashworth scale
45
The common upper limb orthosis given for stroke patient is :
Answer
C. Cock up
46
Musician’s Nerve is:
Answer
B. Ulnar Nerve
47
Claw hand deformity occurs due to weakness of:
Answer
A. Intrinsic Muscle
48
Biceps Brachii is
Answer
B. Supinator of forearm
49
Deltoid muscle is
Answer
C. Multipennate Muscle
50
All are signs of median nerve injury except :
Answer
A. Froment’s sign
51
Ankle Joint is
Answer
A. Hinge joint
52
Cardiac stress testing can be done by all except:
Answer
D. ECHO
53
Fastest conducting Nerve fiber is:
Answer
D. A alpha
54
Spasticity of muscle is a sign of:
Answer
B. UMN lesion
55
All are cortical sensations except:
Answer
D. Pain
56
Cerebral Palsy is defined as:
Answer
C. Non Progressive injury to immature brain
57
All are primitive reflexes except :
Answer
D. Landau Reflex
58
All are symptoms of myocardial ischemia except:
Answer
D. Numbness in right shoulder
59
Signs of Deep Vein Thrombosis:
Answer
D. All of the above
60
All are cerebellar signs except:
Answer
D. Horner’s sign
61
Autonomic dysreflexia occurs in spinal cord lesions above:
Answer
C. T6
62
Which of the following is diagnosed as a case of Hypertension in a 60 year old male?
Answer
B. Diastolic BP of 96 mm Hg
63
Normal Human Body temperature is:
Answer
C. All of the above
64
NPUAP (National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel) Grade I Pressure Ulcer means:
Answer
A. Non blanchable erythema
65
Which is a clinical sign of nerve regeneration?
Answer
B. Tinel sign
66
The following are outcome measures of well being except:
Answer
D. PEDI
67
The following are therapeutic factors of group process as described by Irvin Yalom :
Answer
D. Not imitating others in group
68
Dialectical Behavior therapy is useful for :
Answer
A. Chronically suicidal patients
69
Which among the following is a contemporary play theory?
Answer
C. Psychosocial theory
70
The disability percentage for a person with VSMS (Vineland Social Maturity Scale) score of
60 as per PWD Act is :
Answer
A. 50%
71
The compression ventilation ratio during Adult CPR when victims airway is not intubated is:
Answer
B. 15:2
72
The compression rate for Adult CPR is:
Answer
A. 100/Minute
73
First aid which should be given to a person who is having a seizure is all except :
Answer
D. Hold the patient down to stop his or her movements
74
The external rotation of hip in bedbound patients is prevented by using:
Answer
C. Trochanter roll
75
A simple method of preventing hypostatic pneumonia in bed ridden patients:
Answer
B. Frequent change of position
76
Which is a cognitive assessment tool used for mental health?
Answer
D. All of the above
77
Characteristics of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy are all except:
Answer
B. It is not time limited
78
Which type of group leadership is best in people with low cognitive level?
Answer
A. Directive
79
Which among the following has been used for stress reduction?
Answer
A. MBSR (Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction)
80
Which is the fifth level of Du Toit’s level of creative ability?
Answer
B. Imitative participation
81
Characteristics of sheltered workshops are all except:
Answer
A. Competitive employment settings
82
Principles of joint protection:
Answer
D. All of the above
83
Postural control assessment are:
Answer
D. All of the above
84
Modified Ashworth Scale of spasticity 1 + denotes:
Answer
A. catch followed by minimal resistance throughout the remainder of the ROM
85
Symptoms of cerebellar dysfunction are all except :
Answer
B. Resting tremors
86
Who among the following is the leader of the Rehabilitation Team?
Answer
A. Physiatrist
87
Which among the following is an IADL (Instrumental ADL):
Answer
D. Cooking
88
Which among the following is an example of static splint?
Answer
A. Belly gutter splint
89
Fatigue management strategies in Multiple Sclerosis patients are all except:
Answer
D. IV 25% dextrose
90
Closed tasks or skills require:
Answer
C. stereotypical
91
Eye gaze technology can be used in:
Answer
C. All of the above
92
If a 8 year old child is able to walk in most setting but have only minimal ability to perform
gross motor skills such as running and jumping he can be classified as:
Answer
B. GMFCS II
93
Symptoms of dyslexia in primary school children is:
Answer
D. all of the above
94
Motor skill prerequisites for in hand manipulation:
Answer
D. all of the above
95
The primary component involved in developing efficient balance control is:
Answer
B. Body movement
96
Which type of practice is most closely related to occupation?
Answer
C. Random practice
97
Occupational Therapy Interventions used for Autism spectrum disorders include:
Answer
D. All of the above
98
Mirror therapy can be used in treatment of patients with all of the following except:
Answer
C. Neuroma
99
Virtual reality is all of the following except:
Answer
B. Telerehabilitation cannot be done
100
The common clinical features of Lateral Medullary Syndrome (Wallenberg’s ) are :
Answer
D. Hemianaesthesia, ataxia and dysphagia
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