1. Steps of examination include all except......

a) inspection
b) palpation
c) asculatation
d) investigation
2. In......... the therapist may not need complete Head to toe assessment.
a) Examination
b) Screening
c) a observation
d) palpation
3. The process of separating individuals before the appearance of sign and symptoms of a disease iscalled..........
a) Screening
b) Isolation
c) Deduction
d) examination
4. An appropriate and quick strategy to assess the patient in a traumatic situation is called........
a. Fast Screening
b. quick examination
c. Ample
d. non of the above
5. Which of the following is not the contents of Screening examination kit?
a. surgical blade
b. pulse oximeter
c. Bp set
d. Goniometer
6. A Sharp and abrupt changes in the mental status of patients after surgery or 24 hrs hospitalization is
called..........
a) Delirium
b) abberation
c) Lucidity
d) both a and b
7. In screening assessing the pulse amplitude gives an indication of.........
a) blood volume
b) strength of left ventricular ejection
c) strength of ventricular contractions
d) all of the above
8. A therapist is assessing a patient and he saw that the patient pulse is paradoxical , the patient has commonly
which type of disease
a) Asthma
b) emphysema
c) chronic bronchitis
d) cystic fibrosis
e) all except d
9. All visible and palpable lymph nodes are the signs of cancer.....
a) True
b) False
10. Which of the following tools can be used for the skin lesions for the screening of skin Cancer.....? .
a) ABC
b) ABCE
c) ABDF
d) ABCDEs
11. “Direct pressure and shared pathway” is the mechanism of referred visceral pain, which other mechanism
involves referred visceral pain?
a) Embryologic development
b) Multi segmental innervations
c) Area of visceral damage
d) All of the above
e) Both A & B
12. Chest is the part of gut embryologically, so symptoms of thoracic pathology being referred to abdomen
constitutes which reflex?
a) Viscero-viscero reflex
b) Somatic-somatic reflex
c) Viscero-somatic reflex
d) Somatic-viscero reflex
13. Referred visceral pain to somatic tissues based on overlapping projections of spinal afferent neurons to the
spinal dorsal horn. This concept is called?
a) Visceral-visceral cross sensitization
b) Visceral-organ cross sensitization
c) Organ-organ cross sensitization
d) None of these
14. Inflammation of abdominal viscera impinges the diaphragm and it may cause shoulder, lumbar or ipsilateral
coastal margins pain. Which mechanism is involved?
a) Inflammatory shared pathway
b) Inflammatory pressure pathway
c) Direct pressure and shared pathway
d) Both A & B
15. A person came to clinic having sharp knife like, boring, colicky pain in lower back and describes pain in a
cyclical onset and with other symptoms bilateral weakness in legs is also noticed by the therapist, what will be
the therapists next action?
a) Consider it a yellow flag and treat the condition
b) Consider it a red flag and treat the condition
c) Consider it red flag and refer the patient to physician
d) Prescribe him exercises and medicines
16. A patient with chest pain having normal cardiac findings was then screened for gall bladder as they have same
tissue origin shows which reflex?
a) Viscero-viscero reflex
b) Cross organ sensitization
c) Viscera-somatic cross organ sensitization
d) Both A & B
17. Pain with activity from a systemic or disease process is most oftenly caused by vascular compromise, so in this
context intermittent vascular claudication pain is of?
a) Upper quadrant
 b) Middle quadrant
c) Lower quadrant
d) Lateral quadrant
18. Elevated fear avoidance behaviors are indicative of someone who has a poor prognosis for rehabilitation, its
labeled as?
a) Yellow flag
b) Pink flag
c) Red flag
d) None of these
19. Which card is to assess the presence of true constant pain?
a) Python home recording card
b) Kirgiz home recording card
c) McGill home recording card
d) Tiran home recording card
20. If a person have lack of progression in treatment or symptoms improve at once and then worsens so ?
a) Prescribe him medications
b) Wait for the symptoms to improve
c) Mark it as red flag and refer
d) Both A & C
21. Clinical decision is not based on updated evidence
a) True
b) False
22. A patient came to the medical specialist for his/her systemic symptoms and his/her symptoms failed to be
recognized by the specialist, so the patient has to be…
a) Treated for the symptoms
b) Diagnosed for the symptoms
c) Screened for the symptoms
d) All of the above
23. The constitutional symptoms for patient include the following except?
a) Diaphoresis and sweats
b) Vomiting and diarrhea
c) Fatigue and weight loss
d) None of these
24. Limiting the degree of disability in patient with chronic or irreversible diseases comes under.
a) Secondary prevention
b) Tertiary prevention
c) Primary prevention
d) None of these
25. A dynamic process in which the PT make clinical judgements based on gathered data is?
a) Examination
b) Evaluation
c) Diagnosis
d) Prognosis
26. APTA set the key objectives in achieving autonomous physical therapy practice, these objectives are/is?
a) Demonstrating professionalism
b) Achieving direct access to PT services
 c) Becoming practitioner of choice
d) All of these
e) Both A & B
27. Screening for medical disease performed by asking specific questions about specific body systems, looking for
clusters of sign and symptoms that may indicate a possible systemic problem? This problem best describes?
a) System review
b) Systematic review
c) Review of systems
d) All of the above
28. Immediate medical attention is still advised when;
a) Client with angina pain not relieved in 20 mins with reduced activity and/or administration of
nitroglycerin;angina at rest
b) Client with angina has nausea, vomiting, profused sweating
c) Only A
d) Both A & B
29. Contraindications and precautions to therapy include all except?
a) Active myocarditis
b) Resting HR 120-130bpm
c) Resting systole rate 180-200mmHg
d) Usual fatigue
30. Which questionnaire is used for substance abuse?
a) SF-36 questionnaire
b) Oswestry disability questionnaire
c) RAFFT questionnaire
d) Only B
31. A 40 years old male patient came to the OPD having lumbar intervertebral disc herniation and Vit C deficiency.
What substance consumption cause these changes in patient?
a) Caffeine
b) Alcohol
c) Tobacco
d) High intensity sweeteners
32. Which substance is responsible for the prevention of drowsiness and increases the perception of pain?
a) Tobacco
b) Caffeine
c) Alcohol
d) Sugar substitutes
33. A student want to check the history of the patient alcohol consumption. Which of the following tools he will
use?
a) Short Michigan alcoholism screening test (SMAST)
b) CAGE questionnaire
c) Both A & B
d) None
34. According to MRC modified dysponea scale which grade describe this statement “stops for breath after
walking 100m or after a few mins on level ground”
a) Grade 0
b) Grade 1
 c) Grade 3
d) Grade 2
35. In which form the tobacco affects heart, blood vessels, GIT and kidneys?
a) Chewing
b) Cigars
c) Pipes
d) All of these
e) Only A
36. Which interviewing technique is from general to specific?
a) Open ended
b) Close ended
c) Paraphrasing technique
d) Funnel sequence technique
37. Following are the disability questionnaires except?
a) Quebec back pain disability scale
b) Duffy rath questionnaire
c) McGill questionnaire
d) Both B & C
38. ______ refers to being a part of a group with shared social, cultural, language and geographical factors.
a) Race
b) Ethnicity
c) Both of these
d) None of these
39. Gastropathy due to medications in RA patients consists of?
a) 2 classes
b) 3 classes
c) 4 classes
d) 6 classes
40. The key factors needed for screening are?
a) Side effects of medications
b) Comorbidities
c) Visceral pain mechanism
d) All of these
e) None of these
41. The normal SaO2 range at rest and during exercise is______________
a) 80% to 85%
b) 90% to 95%
c) 95% to 100%
1. None of them
42. To measure B.P the cuff bladder should encircle at least
a) 40% of the arm
b) 60% of the arm
c) 80% of the arm
d) 100% of the arm
43. Venous stasis in the feet and lower legs & Marked pitting edema of both ankles is the sign &
symptoms of:
A. Lumbar radiculopathy
B. low back pain
C. DVT
D. peripheral vascular disorder
44. Gastrointestinal symptoms include the following:
A. Heartburn and indigestion, Abdominal bloating after meals, diarrhea and
constipation.
B. Heartburn and indigestion diarrhea and constipation dyspnea and cyanosis
C. Heartburn and indigestion Abdominal bloating after meals Unexplained
weight loss
D. Heartburn and indigestion diarrhea and constipation skin colour or nail bed
changes.
45. swelling of the lymph node is
A. Lymphadema
B. Lymphadenitis
C. Lymphadenopathy
D. None