Your CI walks by as you are treating a patient recovering from an ACL reconstruction 4 weeks ago.  He questions you about what you have worked on in previous treatment sessions and what you intend to work on during today’s treatment.  Which of the following statements is not an appropriate response? 

You are asked to work with a hospital patient who had a recent ®hip ORIF.   Which of the following exercises are most appropriate at this phase of rehab?

A patient is having trouble moving in the frontal plane.  Which of the following exercises would help the patient with this problem?

Your patient has a history of pas planus, and is currently being treated for increasing pain at the plantar surface.  He states that his doctor told him he had a “fallen arch”.  Which of the following would he most likely benefit from?

DVTs are common complications seen after hip fractures in the elderly population.  Which of the following exercises would best help combat this possible problem?

Myotomal weakness in L2-4 would be most evident in which of the following muscle/muscles?

Which region of the pharynx is located posterior to the nasal cavity?

Which enzyme is found in saliva and splits starch and glycogen molecules?

Your patient suffered a traumatic injury to the left leg, which included peripheral nerve damage to the tibial nerve.  Which of the following muscles do you expect to be weak upon MMT?

This Hip condition develops as a result of either a problem with the acetabular labrum getting pinched or by a bony area of the femur getting compressed.