How is the CR positioned for the lateral projection of the knee?

If there is superior/inferior separation of the femoral condyles in a lateral knee image, what error has occurred?

How much rotation of the leg/knee is required for the AP medial and lateral obliques of the knee?

How should the CR be positioned and where should it enter for the AP oblique projection of the foot?

If the patient is properly positioned for the AP medial oblique of the knee, where will the patella typically be seen?

Which projection of the ankle best demonstrates the talofibular joint open?

Which of the following practice and feedback strategies are most appropriate for someone who is in the autonomous stage of learning?

Which of the following strategies would be most appropriate for the therapist to use during the associative stage of learning a motor skill?

This case will be used for two questions. Upon examination, your patient with TBI is not oriented and confabulates a story explaining his situation. Although you introduced yourself to him yesterday, he has no memory of this. Your examination of him progresses smoothly, although he attempts to brush his hair with your goniometer. When the nurse and an aide enter his room, which is now crowded and quite loud, he becomes angry and throws the goniometer. This patient is most likely functioning at which Rancho Level of Cognitive Functioning?

Which of the following is least likely to occur with left sided brain damage?