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Post NameRehabilitation Technician Grade II (Prosthetcs/ Orthotics/ Leather Works)
DepartmentMedical Education Category No : 484/2020
Question Paper Code001/2023/OL
Category Code484/2020
Date of Test5 January 2023
Exam TypeOnline Examination
Total Questions100
1
Trendelenburg test is positive due to injury to which of the following nerve
Answer
C. Superior gluteal Nerve
2
The components of Hamstring muscle are all except
Answer
D. Rectus femoris
3
Nerve that is involved in Honeymoon Palsy
Answer
C. Radial Nerve
4
Greater tubercle is not the attachment site for
Answer
A. Teres Major
5
Which of the following is not a content of carpal tunnel
Answer
B. Flexor pollicis brevis
6
House maid's Knee is also called
Answer
A. Prepatellar bursitis
7
Which of the following is not a lateral rotator of thigh
Answer
D. Tensor fascia latae
8
The amount of blood ejected by each ventricle per stroke at rest
Answer
C. 50 to 70 ml
9
The cross bridges of the sarcomere in skeletal muscle is made up of
Answer
B. Myosin
10
The action potential of a skeletal muscle
Answer
B. spreads inwards in all parts of the muscle via the T tubules
11
Which of the following has the slowest conduction velocity?
Answer
C. C fibres
12
In complete heart block
Answer
B. Fainting may occur because of prolonged periods during which ventricles fail to contact
13
Which of the following is not involved in regulating plasma calcium levels
Answer
C. Lungs
14
Any loss or abnormality of a body structure or physiologic function is called
Answer
A. Impairment
15
Which of the following is not IADL (Instrumental activities of daily living)
Answer
C. Functional mobility
16
The distance travelled by a person during one gait cycle is called
Answer
A. Stride length
17
Determinants of gait that occurs at the pelvic level doesn't include
Answer
D. Medial displacement of pelvis
18
The following are contraindications for deep heat therapy except
Answer
B. Muscle guarding
19
Father of physical medicine
Answer
A. Frank H Krusen
20
Amputation through the Talonavicular joint is called
Answer
B. Choupart's Amputation
21
A patient with Hansen's disease presented with total claw hand. What deformity will you notice in the hand
Answer
A. MCP joint in extension and IP joint in flexion
22
In congenital Talipes Equino Varus the following deformities are seen except
Answer
D. Forefoot abduction
23
Osteochondritis of the epiphysis of femoral head is called
Answer
B. Perthe's disease
24
Clinical features of poliomyelitis include
Answer
C. Symmetrical paralysis
25
Dennis Brown splint is used in
Answer
B. CTEV
26
A locomotor disabled person having 50% disability has applied for a post in a government establishment. What is the percentage of post reserved for this person?
Answer
A. 1%
27
"Person with benchmark disability" means a person with not less than ____________ percentage of disability.
Answer
C. 40%
28
The validity of registration in central Rehabilitation Register of professional/personal possessing recognized rehabilitation qualification is
Answer
C. 5 years
29
The following categories of Rehabilitation Professionals/ Personnel possessing recognized rehabilitation qualification are registered in the Central rehabilitation Register maintained by Rehabilitation council of India except
Answer
B. Optometrists
30
WHO standards on Prosthetics and Orthotics cover the following areas of health system except
Answer
A. Plan
31
Prosthetics and Orthotic clinicians should set appropriate goals for treatment which include all except
Answer
D. Adaptable
32
According to ISO standard terminology for Prosthetics and Orthotics ISO 13404 specifies
Answer
C. Methods for categorizing and describing external orthosis and orthotic components
33
Levels of prosthetic and Orthotic services in health sector according to WHO standards on prosthetics and orthotics include all except
Answer
D. Quaternary
34
National Trust Act, 1999 is for welfare of persons with
Answer
A. Multiple Disabilities
35
The National Policy for persons with disabilities 2006 are all except
Answer
C. Land
36
Total interatomic forces or internal resistances exerted by the material to counteract the applied load is called as _________
Answer
B. Stress
37
__________ test is based on the indentation of a hard tip or indenter into the test piece under the action of two consecutively applied minor and major load
Answer
A. Rockwell Hardness Test
38
The process of reduction of iron ore to pig iron is known as ______
Answer
D. Smelting
39
Copper is extracted from copper _______
Answer
A. Pyrites
40
Liquid baths are often used for ________ the steel
Answer
C. Heating
41
Method of production of part by heating inclosed furnace is known as ___________
Answer
B. Forging
42
The process of increasing the length of a bar at the expense of its width or thickness or both is known as ___________
Answer
D. Drawing down
43
Given below are all equipments required for welding except ________
Answer
A. Roll Die
44
Firmer, Bevelled edge, Paring and Mortise are types of _________
Answer
C. Chisels
45
The process of forming metallic products by melting the metal, pouring it into cavity and allowing it to solidify is known as ______
Answer
D. Foundry
46
_________ are added to promote faster and more complete polymerization
Answer
B. Catalyst
47
The size of the vice is known by the ______
Answer
A. Width of its jaw
48
When an accurate previously drilled hole in metal with a smooth finish is required _______ is used
Answer
C. Reamer
49
Operation of removing metal by feeding the work against a rotating cutter having multiple cutting edge is known as _____________
Answer
D. Milling
50
__________ grinders are used to finish straight, tapered or formed holes to the correct size, shape and finish
Answer
A. Internal grinders
51
The area that lies between the heel and the ball of the show is known as __________
Answer
B. Shank
52
Shoes are constructed over a model of the food stylized from wood, plaster or plastic that is called as ___________
Answer
D. Lasts
53
____ shoe modification is used to alter lines of stress to facilities a more normal gait pattern
Answer
B. Wedges
54
Repetitive irritation of the plantar digital nerve between first and second metatarsal head causing neuroma is known as ______
Answer
A. Morton's syndrome
55
_________ is the only contraindication for custom molded thermoplastic designs
Answer
D. Fluctuating limb size
56
In offset knee joint mechanical axis of rotation is aligned _________ to the anatomical knee axis
Answer
C. Posterior
57
____________ mechanism is often used for patients with paraplegia
Answer
B. Bail lock
58
_________ orthoses provides hip joint motion during swing phase by means of incorporating cable coupling mechanism.
Answer
A. Reciprocating Gait Orthises
59
Anterior leg strap of Pavlik Harness allows __________
Answer
D. Hip flexion
60
______ rocker sole has a mild heel rocker angle and a significant to be rocker angle
Answer
C. Negative heel rocker sole
61
Metatarsal length, sulcus length, Morton's extension and full length are all classification of __________ depending on the distal trimline
Answer
D. Foot Orthoses
62
__________ is a shoulder-elbow orthosis that supports the weight of the arm and provides assistance to the shoulder and elbow motion through a linkage of bearing joints
Answer
B. Mobile Arm support
63
Generally, Status splints function as __________ lever systems
Answer
A. First order
64
In opposition, the thumb moves from its position _______ to the index finger to a position in front of all the fingers
Answer
C. Lateral
65
________ is an attachment to provide positioning of the fingers at the metacarpophalangeal joint
Answer
B. Lumbrical bar
66
Persons having flail hand and wrist but good scapular abduction may obtain useful function through ___________
Answer
D. Shoulder driven flexor hinge splint
67
First dorsal interosseous assist helps to keep _______ finger in its normal position
Answer
A. Index finger
68
_______ device can be used to support and position the upper extremity
Answer
B. Forearm trough
69
Main reason for providing splint for upper extremity in case of Rheumatoid Arthritis is ________
Answer
C. Decrease inflammation
70
According to Sarmiento, the effectiveness of functional bracing relies on the ________
Answer
A. Compressibility of soft tissues
71
IN Milwaukee brace, the L-pad applies pressure in ___________ direction on the apex of the curve
Answer
D. Superior, medial and anterior
72
__________ orthosis provides tri-planar motion control in the cervical spine
Answer
D. Halo-Cervicothoracic
73
CTLSO used in the treatment of scoliosis for the age group 9-12 months is known as ________
Answer
C. Kalibus splint
74
Failure of formation or failure of segmentation are the causes of __________
Answer
B. Congenital Scoliosis
75
______________ brace is designed to reverse or unbend the scoliosis curvature
Answer
A. Charleston
76
In Voluntary opening hooks degree of loading can be altered by adjusting the number of _____________
Answer
C. Elastic bands
77
Wrist flexion unit is highly desirable for __________ amputee
Answer
D. Bilateral
78
____________ permits the stump to drive the prosthetic forearm twice the range of flexion of the stump
Answer
B. Step - up hinges
79
Palmar prehension is provided in ______
Answer
C. Robin aids functional hand
80
_________ is the major determinant of comfort and biomechanical effectiveness of the upper extremity prosthetic socket.
Answer
A. Stump socket interface
81
__________ type of socket provides more extensive control with the stump
Answer
D. Double wall socket
82
Power transmission between the harness and the components of the prosthesis is obtained by means of ________
Answer
B. Bowden cable and housing
83
____________ harness is suitable for heavy duty activities and offers greater ability to lift axial loads in below elbow amputee.
Answer
A. Chest strap harness
84
Possibility of operating the terminal device without locking the elbow in case of above elbow prosthesis is facilitated by ________
Answer
C. Triple control harness
85
_____________ connected to the chest strap utilises arm flexion and scapular abduction on the amputated side
Answer
D. Control attachment strap
86
Canadian type of Syme's prosthesis has _________ opening for easy donning and doffing
Answer
B. Posterior
87
Slip socket is ideal prescription for _________
Answer
A. Very short BK stump
88
In case of Hip-disarticulation prosthesis, backward tilting of the socket on the pelvis during stance phase is a possible disadvantages of ________
Answer
C. Canadian type prosthesis
89
___________ prosthetic knee unit has knee lock actuated by pressure on the heel
Answer
D. Hydra - Cadence
90
To provide a relatively stable transition between stump and prosthesis is a primary function of prosthetic __________
Answer
B. Socket
91
Below given are pressure tolerant areas in below knee stump except ___________
Answer
A. Anterodistal aspect of tibia
92
Trendelenburg limb is a common gait deviation seen in _______________
Answer
C. Above knee amputees
93
____________ test is used to assess the tightness or contracture of hip flexors in transtibial and transfemoral amputee.
Answer
B. Thomas test
94
Setting the prosthetic socket is ______________ increases the comfort and function by distributing forces along the anterior surface
Answer
D. Flexion
95
The position of ________ in wheelchair is critical for optimal wheel rim access for manual propulsion
Answer
A. Axel
96
One of the major issue for many wheelchair users is _________
Answer
B. Pressure management
97
_____________ crutches provides a trough to permit forearm weight bearing
Answer
D. Platform
98
__________ control mechanism of wheelchair is best used when upper extremity muscle control is good
Answer
C. Joystick
99
___________ walker has provision for seat and basket
Answer
A. Gemstone
100
______ of assistive device enable the user to walk with the least effort and great comfort
Answer
B. Correct height and position of handle

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