Raed cra ced roar SVNIRTAR PGET 2018 FOR (MPT) 157 QUESTION BOOKLET NUMBER MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (MCQ) BOOKLET WRITTEN TEST Date: 01.07.2018 Full Marks : 100, From: 11.00 hrs to 12.30 hrs - Tite: 90 Minutes 1. Whatare the signs of a positive Trendelenburg test? A) When the pelvis on the unsupported side stays the same height B) When the pelvis on the unsupported side is elevated slightly C) When the pelvis on the unsupported side descends D) When the pelvis on the supported side stays level 2. How do you measure for leg length discrepancy? A)Anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) to lateral malleolus B) Posterior superior iliac spine (PSIS) to lateral malleolus C)ASIS to medial malleolus D) PSIS to medial malleolus 3. Ifapatientis supine with knees flexed to 90 degrees and feet flat on the table, how will it be determined if the right femur is longer than the left ? A) Left knee is higher than the right B) Right knee is higher than the left C) Left knee is anterior to the right D) Right knee is anterior to the left 4. During which type of contraction is a hamstring injury most likely to occur ? A) Concentric muscle contraction } a) B) Eccentric muscle contraction a" C) Isometric contractions ss iw ATOR ain 0-80 era: HOTA D) Isotonic contractions fa gall! stion aaelenal ioe?97. Ph A) 8) c) D). 98. Thi tse Ay By! op) D)| clir AE BE ot b) ‘wo. As b) os Db) SEES SVNIRTAR CET 2018 FOR (MI 5. Allof the following are true about piriformis syndrome except ‘A) The sciatic nerve may be involved because in some individuals the nerve n. through the piriformis muscle fibers B) Pain may be in ateral buttock, posterior hip and thigh, sciatica-like pain C) Pain with flexion, abduction, and external rotation D) Pain may be exacerbated by walking up staits or prolonged siting 6. Allof the following are true about iiopsoas bursitis and tendonitis except: ‘A) Condition may cause snapping hip syndrome with flexion B) Pain with hip-extension C) Pain is usually noted deep in the groin and radiates to the front of hip. D) Refers toa stretch, tear, or complete rupture of your liopsoas muscle and ten where the tendon attaches to the femur 7. Which of the following is false about hip dislocation? ‘A) The most common type is anterior hip dislocation B) Sciatic nerve may be stretched or compressed during posterior hip dislocat C) Femoral nerve may be injured during anterior hip dislocation D) Motor vehicle accidents are the most common cause of hip dislocations 8, Ina posterior hip dislocation, how will the leg be positioned? _ A) Extended, adducted, internally rotated B) Flexed, adducted, internally rotated C) Extended, abducted, externally rotated D) Flexed, adducted, externally rotated 9, What is the pathophysiology behind avascular necrosis of the femoral head? A) Sepsis : B) Crystalline deposits ) Interruption of the vascular supply D) Friction 10, Not true about hip fracture ‘A) Females are more likely than males to sustain a hip fracture 8) Most common underlying cause is weakened bone from metastatic disea C) Approximately 25% of patienis over age 50 with hip fractures die within 4 D) About 50% of hip fracture patients require some form of assistive deviceES sviTaR PET 2016 FOR CHP 44. What is the most common type of hip fracture? A) Femoral neck B) Intracapsular ) ntertrochanteric D)Sublrochanteric 42. Which of the following motor neuron diseases typically signs. and has the earliest disease onset? A) Kugelberg-Welander disease B) Primary lateral sclerosis (PLS) G) Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) ) Werdnig-Heffmann disease 43, A16-year-old male presents to your office with concems that recently he uses his hands and arms to “walk” up his own body from a squatting position, He states that he was otherwise independent with standing and walking and has been doing well as a student and plans on attending college. Which lower motor neuron disease does he most likely have? A) Spinal muscular atrophy (SHA) type | B) SMA type! ¢) SMA type ti) D) Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) 44, Apationt with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) ype I (chronic Werdnig-Hoftmann) can usually achieve which of the childhood milestone below? A)Assisted sitting B) Independent sitting ) Independent stanaing D) Independent ambulation 15. Which of the following motor neuron diseases has the best prognosis? A) Kugelberg-Welander disease 2 pobenet a coe [tie Cree rd 2 — (aie aici ome .es lower motor neuron. SS SVNIRTAR PGET 2018 FOR Pf 16. Which of the following pharmacologic agents is 2°firs-line treatment for spasticity patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)? A)Tizanidine 3 B) Dantrolene C) Benzodiazepine D) Baclofen 17. Which is the only carpatbone that crosses both the proximal and distal carpal ro A) Hamate B) Scaphoid (navicular) C) Trapezoid 99,. - _ D)Capitate . ! 18. Structures passing through the carpal tunnel into the hand include: if A) Five finger flexor tendons i | B) The ulnar nerve C) The median nerve D) The radial nerve 19. Test(s) to evaluate for shoulder impingement syndrome include: A) Hawkins’ sign B) Speed's test C) Neer's sign DyAnswers A and C 20. O'Brien's test evaluates for: A) Labral abnormalities B) Bicipital tendinitis C) Stability of the glenohumeral joint 1D) Thoracic outlet syndrome - The major voluntary pathway for speech, as.well as all voluntary movement, is 2 A) Corticocerebellar tract B) Autonomic nervous system C) Pyramidal system D) Peripheral nervous system SSS Zz |ES SVNIRTAR PET 2018 FOR (MPT) 22. In some Gases, aphasia may: A) Progress due to recurrent neurogenic pathology 2) Bea static condition C) Be further infl uenced by coexisting medical problems D)Allof the above 23. Voluntary movement, intellect, and speech are located in the: A) Parietal lobe B) Frontal lobe C) Temporal lobe D) Occipital lobe 24. The transcortical aphasias result from lesions involving: A) Broca's area B) Wernicke's area C) Border zone D) Cerebellum . Which of the following is a nonmodifiable risk factor for stroke A)Hypertension : - B)Atrial fibrillation C)Age 7 D) Smoking 26. The most common cause of hemorthagic stroke is A) Ruptured aneurysm B) Arteriovenous malformation ) Hypertension D)Amyloid angiopathy Ina patient with symptoms ofa stroke, which of the following is the fl rst-line diagnostic radiological test? A)MIRI of the brain S B) Carotid Dopplers C) MRA of the head D) CT brain without contrast 2! a 2 S -—_—,-1 32, SVNIRTAR PCET 2o4¢ mpairment in: Language )Phonaticin D)s ‘The goals of intrathecal baclofen th include al ofthe following except: A) Improved positioning and hygiene. 8) Prevention of complications ©) Ease caregiver burden and time PY in pationts with poststroke spastich D) Initiate ambulation 30. Shoulder subluxation after stroke. A) Occurs late in the. recovery phase B) Is always associ ited with pain C)!s associated wih flaccid hemiplegia D) Will need fadiological studies for diagnosis Malnutrition and hypcalburrinemia have becn associ in acute rehabilitation stroke patients? A) Better functional }outcome: 8) Higher complication rate ©) Shorter length stay ) Improved functional improvement rat painmen medical omplcations ater stoke include al of tho folly A) Infections 8) Fal ©) Thrombos with which of the fo Regarding epidemiology, which ofthe fol ng is the most common caus a ees Guidance===, SVNIRTARPGET 2018 FOR (MPT) 34, Whatis the leading cause of death in chronic spinal cord injury (SCI)? A) Hearl disease B) Respiratory disease C) Genitourinary disease D) Suicide 35. Injury (ISNCSC1), American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA) impairment score of B is defined as? ‘A) Motor preservation greater than 3 levels below neurologic level and greater than half the key muscles below the single neurologic level are less than 3 B) No motor function more than 3 levels below the motor level with sensory preservation including sacral sparing C) Motor preservation greater than 3 levels below the neurologic level and greater than half the key muscles below the single neurologic level are graded greater than or equal to 3 i D) Complete injury with no sensory or voluntary anat sphincter contraction 3 8 Which of the following is true regarding the zone of partial preservation (ZPP) A) Classified only in incomplete injuries ‘ B) The most rostral segment below the assigned level that has sensory or motor dunction C) The motor ZPP does not follow the sensory ZPP D)All of the above : 37. Ahyperextension injury that occurs in low-velocity trauma that affects the upper (greater than the lower) extremities is called? A) Central cord syndrome B) Brown-Séquard syndrome C) Anterior cord syndrome D) Cauda equina syndrome@ SVNIRTAR PGET 2018 FOR (MPT) +38. What s the typical presentation of an individual with Br own-Séquard syndrome? {A Ipsilateral motor loss at the level of the lesion and contralateral loss of positior sense, pain and temperature below the level of the lesion > 8) Contralateral proprioceptive and motor loss at the levelofthe lesion with ipsilatere loss of pain and temperature below the level of the lesion C) Ipsilateral motor and proprioceptive loss at and below the level of the lesion wit contralateral loss of pain and temperature below the lesion D) Contralateral motor loss at the level of the lesion, ipsilateral proprioceptive lo: | at the level of the lesion, and contralateral loss of pain and temperature below tl i lesion it 39. How many hours per day should a pressure garment be worn to minimi i| hypertrophic scarring while a scar is maturing? : A) 1 hour | B) 12 hours C)23 hours D)A\ the patient's leisure according to comfort 140. The initial therapeutic exercise regimen for a bum patient who has not undergo skin graft) should include which of the following? ‘A)Aative range of motion against the contractile force of the healing scar B) Passive range of motion against the contractile force, of the scar Active range of motion toward the contractile force.of ne Se2 D) Passive range of motion toward the contractile force of the Scar 41. Which of the following is a benefit of strengthening exercises in the physical th: regimen of a burn patient? = ‘A) Maintaining functional strength in the uninvolved limbs | B) improvement in cardiovascular function, which is lost during bed rest C) Recovering some strength in the involved extremity D)Alllof the above ne 42. Which of the following is @ consequence of bed rest in patients with hip anc burns? A) Cardiovascular deconditioning B) Scoliosis 1 contracture SSSTa ‘SVNIRTAR PGET 2018 FOR (MPT) 43. Which ofthe following complications can occur in lower extremity burns? A) Achilles tendon shortening B) Metatarsophalangeal joint hyperextension C) Foot drop D) Atl of the above ‘The fuse in a power circuit should break: A) The neutral wire B) The live wire ) Both live and neutral wire D) None of the above ~ A current that produces greater muscular hypertrophy with gain in strength is: A) Direct current B) Faradic current C) Russian current D) Diadynamic current 46. The resting membrane potential of a nerve cell is: A) -70 mV B) -50 mv C)-120 mV: D) 1 mv, > 47. Incases of diffuse area of pathology, the IFT mode selected is: A) Scanning mode : B) Frequency sweep mode (©) Quadripolar mode D) None of the above 48. ‘The thermal conductivity in which of the following tissues is higher: A) Muscles B) Skin C) Ligaments D) Fat 4 & 4) a= SWNRTAR PGET2019 FOR 49. The depth of penetration of He-Ne lasers: 51 84, A) mm B)2-4mm MN + C)1-2mm Met 1D D) None of the above To apply tractive force to upper cervical spine ‘A. The spine should be keptin extension B. The spine should be kept neutral C. The spine should be kept in flexion D. None of the above ‘The asana, which can be done after meals to improve digestion is, A) Bhujangasana 8) Dhanurasana )Trikonasana 1D) Vajrasana . Aphysical therapist examines a patient with a limited straight leg raise of 40 dec due to inadequate hamstrings length. Which proprioceptive neuromust techniques would be most appropriate in increase the patient's hamstrings ler A) Contract-relax B) Rhythmic initiation ©) Rhythmic stabilization D) Rhythmic rotation In periarthritis shoulder which asana can be prescribed ‘A) Manibanchachakra - 8) Gomukhasana ©) Dwikonasana D) Triyakatadasana In naturopathy Enema is applied to cleanse the___ A) Respiratory tract 8) Large colon ©) Stomach D) Noselee = SVNIRTAR PGET 2018 FOR (MPT) 55. The average of the squared deviation from the mean is ; A) Standard deviation B) Variance C) interquartile range D) None of the above 56. Kurtosis is relative S ‘A, Symmetry of the data B, Peakedness of the data C. Normalcy of the data D. Representation of mean, median and mode Atherapist examines a patient referred to physical therapy diagnosed with a lateral collateral ligament sprain. Which nérve can be palpated immediately below the bead of the fibula. A) Common personal B) Tibial C) Sural D) Lateral plantar 58. Herbeden’s nodules are seen in: A) Osteoarthritis B) Rheumatoid arthritis C) Rheumatic arthritis D) Psoriatic. arthritis: 59. Fracture femur in infants is best treated by: A) Open reduction * B) Closed reduction C)IMnailing D) Gallows splinting 57. a 60. Shephrd's Crooke's deformity is seen in: A)Achondroplasia B) Gaucher's disease C) Hypothyroidism D) Fibrous dysplasiaa SWNIRTAR PCET 2018 FOR 61. Rare site of metastasis in bone: A) Skull B) Spine C) Upper end of humerus D) Below elbow and knee 62. The commonest variety of renal stone is: A) Uric acid stone B) Oxalate stone C) Phosphate stone D) Mixed stone 63. Atherapist examines an electrocardiogram of a patient during exercise. What in the electrocardiogram would be indicative of myocardial ischemia? A) P wave changes B) PR interval changes C) QRS changes D) ST segment changes 64: Dicyclofenic sodium is used as an A) Antibiotic - B)Antiepileptic C) Anti-inflammatory D) Antimalarial 65. The scapulalies__ degrees forward of the frontal plane. A) 100-200 B) 260-300 ©) 300-400 : D) 400-500 66, For prophylactic immunization of poliomyelitis OPV used is: iven by injection #k vaccine given by mouth vaccine given by injection by mouth n vaccine= SINIRTAR PGET 2018 FOR (MPT) 67. Pain sensation is carried by A) Medial spinothalamic tract B) Posterior column C) Anterior column D) Lateral spinothalamic tract 68. Which somatosensory system possess more discrimination properties? A) Spinothlamic B) Lemniseal C) Spinocerebellar D) None of the above 69. Cortical sensation is mediated by A) Primary somatosensory area B) Skin receptors C) Secondary somatosensory cortex D) Secondary somatosensory cortex and posterior multimodal association area Loss of light touch sensation is A)Atothiguranethesia B) Dysethesia C) Anesthesia D)Aptopogrosia ; . Pathological fixation of spinal cord in an abnormal caudal location is known as ~ 7 Ss 7 ‘A) Congenital fixation of spinal cord B) Fibrosis of spinal cord C) Diastometomyelia D) Tethered cord Frebkel's exercise should be prescribed for 8 A) Cerebellar ataxia B) Vestibular ataxia C) Sensory ataxia D) All of the above B= ATi74 SVNIRTAR PGET 2018 FO! Fa urs by litation of extensor tone against gravity 0 A) Vestibule spinal tr B) Rubro spinal tr C) Reticulo spinal tract D) Deorticospinal tract A patient is limited to 55 degrees in an active straight leg raise. A therapist shoule apply the contract-relax technique to tt to improve the patient active range of motion? ‘A) Abductors and hip flexors B) Hamstrings and hip extensors C) Quadri D) Adducctors and hip extensors ss and hip flexors MPT Pet The wavelength of UVAis: A) 280 nm - 315 nm 8) 260 nm- 280 nm ©) 315 nm- 400 nm D) 220.nm- 260 ni Crossed hemiplegic mean: A) Lesion above the pontine B)At the level of pontin C) Below pontine D) None of the above dermatome is not there becaus A) Dorsal root absent in cervical region B) Relation of spinal root with vertebral column C) C1 nerve is absent| \ | ee SVNIRTARPGET 2018 FOR (MPT) 79, Pressure support ventilator triggers with as low as em of H,O Ay? B)S 6) 10 0) 15 80. The swing of fluid level in the glass A) Lung is fully expanded B) Tube is blocked €)Allofthe above D) None of the above ind piece of drain age bottle is absent when “rons ps nr oy “Oulton” “decaton oscanehire Sor areorebscoringe Pecans someraps. ‘etrocng yeu ver knance tasers com a 81. Tension sutures are used in A) Thoracotomy B) Thoracolasty C) Pneuronectomy 1) Herma repair | | | 82. Extended stermotomy is done for A)CABG. “4 " B) Bypass for descending aorta cyomv, D)ASD 83_AWhich is not an effect of cardio pulmonary bypass? ‘A) Interstitial edema B)Pleural effusion C) Diaphragmatic dysfunction D)Pneumothorax 84, Jajpur prosthetic foot provides. ‘A) More freedom of motion BB) Cn be used without foot wear and appropriate for rural amputees C) Good cosmetic appearance D)Allof the above8 & 88, 8 $s . Physical therapist intervene at the level of SVNIRTAR PGET 2018-FOR (M1) sot stap following hee! strike sate knee flexi bing on heel sensation oj Cli iv) Attof theabove William's brace is otherwise known as orthosis. ‘A) Lumbosacral flexion control ) Lumbosacral flexion-extension control ©) Lumbosacral flexion-rotation control 1p) Lumbosacral extension lateral control ‘Thomas heel is given in case of ; A) Equines foot B) Cavus foot G) Flat foot Dp) CTEV Orthotic management of CTEV includes : A) Dennis- brown splint Lae 8) Modified foot wear with medial stiff and straight border, lateral heel and sole raised without heel CYAFO with lateral T-strap. : D) Allof the above reat Sacral sitting in wheel chair may be due to___ A) Hypotonia B) Limited active hip flexion C) Lap belt located high D) All of the above A) Impairment B) Functional limitation C) Disability D) All of the above= SWNIRTAR PET 2010 FOR (MPH 1. During pronation and in full elbow flexion, the camying angle: A) Disappears’ B) Increases C) Decreases D) Rernains the same 92. Broca's area is affectad by CVA hat acours in which of the following vessels? A)Anterior cerebral artery B) Middle cerebral artery C) Posterior cerebral artery D) Basilar artery 93. Gaenslen's operation is done for A) Cervical spondylosis, B) Recurrent shoulder dislocation C) Tubercular arthritis of knee joint D) Sacroiliac sublaxation 94, Weaver's bottom is. : A) Eczemetous lesion over buttocks of weaver’s due to then sedentary position B) Ischiogluteal bursitis ©) Coceydynia D) None of the above 95, Steinman pin is used for all except ‘A) Fracture of upper end of tibia B) Fracture through lower end of tibia ) Fracture through lower end of femur D) Skull traction 96. Earliest sign of Volkmann's ischemic contracture is: ‘A) Pain during passive extension B) Pulselessness C) Necrosis of muscles ) Loss of adduction97. What are the name of the muscles located at the front of your chest? A. Biceps B. Deltoids C. Pectorals D. Gluteals 98. Injuries to muscles are known as tears or ? A. Sprains B. Strains C. Breaks D. Cracks 99. Sternal-Occipital-Mandibular Immobilizer (SOMI) brace is used for : A.Kyphosis B. Foot drop C. Cervical spine injury D. Scoliosis 100. Which volume Cannot be measured by spirometry? ATV B.IRV c.RV D. TLC Note: These four questions were not a part of the SD CT UO me Sear CREO ECan kuch neta For More Info. Or any help, Guidance etc DC als EPL)| “Take small steps every day, stay focused on your goals, and believe in yourself. With hard work and Lae dedication, you can achieve eg your dream of becoming a Gulcames specialised Physiotherapist. We're rooting for you!" - e6 MPT Entrance Guidance Team ee Createrr ae es Entrance : f 1 { Guidance Guiding young minds How to Crack MPT Entrance Exams om Practice Papers iam rea eMel Ce ater Contact Us =»