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Chapter One
What does iso stand for,
What is the definition of orthosis,
What is the definition of orthotics
18
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Chapter Two
What is the first phase in formul...,
What is the second phase in formu...,
What is phase 3 in formulating th...
18
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Chapter Three
What is the definition of strength,
What is the definition of stress,
What is the equation for stress
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Chapter Four
Fabrication of a metal structure ...,
What follows anatomical measureme...,
How can tracings be taken
35
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Chapter Five: Normal and Pathologic Gait
What are self contained passenger...,
What are the four basic functions...,
Which muscles maintain the limbs ...
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Chapter six: Biomechanics of the spine
What are the three loads on the h...,
The loads on the spine are shared...,
What do the tensile forces in the...
74
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Chapter Seven: Principles and components of spinal orthoses
Spinal orthoses are recommended f...,
When is trunk support indicated,
When should a spinal orthosis be ...
128
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Chapter Eight: Orthoses for Spinal Pain
Back pain effects what fraction o...,
The symptoms of back pain can be ...,
What are some pathologic lesions ...
53
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Chapter Nine: Orthoses for spinal deformity
What are the most common scolioti...,
What is scoliosis,
What is the three dimensional def...
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Chapter Ten: Orthoses for spinal trauma and postoperative care
Orthotic treatment of spinal trau...,
In general how can you telll if t...,
What is a jeffersons fracture
76
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Chapter Eleven: Orthoses for Osteoporosis
What is osteoporosis,
What is a compromised bone due to...,
What is the most common of the me...
43
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Chapter Twelve: Biomechanics of the upper limb
What type of joint is the interph...,
Whats the normal rom of flexion a...,
What is the normal rom of pronati...
46
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Chapter thirteen: Principles and components of Upper limb Orthoses
What is the clinical application ...,
What patient population benefits ...,
What are the most common attachme...
50
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Chapter Fourteen: Upper limb orthoses for the stroke and brain-injured patient
What is upper motor neuron syndrome,
The majority of spontaneous motor...,
The brain injured patient is like...
4
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Chapter Fifteen: Upper Limb orthoses for the person with spinal cord injury
Where do the majority of injuries...,
What is central cord syndrome,
What upper extremity orthosis is ...
19
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Chapter Sixteen: Orthoses for the burned hand
What is the most common deformity...,
What position is the clawhand def...,
For a palmar burn what position s...
4
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Chapter Seventeen: Orthoses for the arthritic hand and wrist
Osteoarthritis usually affects wh...,
What are the common symptoms of o...,
What is the longitudinal arch
31
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Chapter Eighteen: Orthoses for Brachial Plexus Injuries
What are the two types brachial p...,
What is pregaglionic brachial ple...,
What is postganglionic brachial p...
21
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Chapter nineteen: Functional bracing of selected upper limb Fractures
The majority of closed humeral di...
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Chapter 20: Protective equipment to the upper limb in sport
What are examples of closed cell ...,
Open cell foams are what,
What three braces prevent glenohu...
9
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Chapter Twenty One: Orthoses for overuse disorders of the upper limb
What pain does a patient with ten...,
Lateral epicondylitis is often ac...,
What is lateral epicondylitis
29
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Chapter 22: Biomechanics of the Hip, Knee, and Ankle
What is the equation for pressure,
The function of an orthosis is to...,
What is a moment
13
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Chapter 23: Biomechanics of the foot
What is subtalar motion,
What is transverse tarsal motion,
What is ankle motion
39
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Chapter 24: Shoes and Shoe modifications
What is the toe box,
What is the vamp,
What is the counter
57
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Chapter 25: Foot Orthotics
Callus formation is the result of...,
Cracking skin may be the result o...,
Cavus feet are usually what which...
5
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Chapter 26: Lower Limb Orthoses
What are the three categories of ...,
Accommodative fos are used to what,
When can intermediate or semirigi...
29
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Chapter 27: Lower Limb Orthoses for persons with spinal cord injury
What does asia stand for,
What are the levels scored in the...,
How do you classify a person as a...
39
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Chapter 28: Orthoses in total joint replacement
Hip dislocation rates are higher ...,
What type of hip dislocation occu...,
Posterior dislocation involves wh...
18
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Chapter 29: Knee orthoses for sports-related disorders
What are the three categories of ...,
What is femoral rollback,
Why does axial rotation occur at ...
18
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Chapter 30: Orthotic management of the neuropathic and/or dysvascular patient
Loss of peripheral nerve function...,
Charcot joint degeneration may re...,
Autonomic nerve loss contributes ...
75
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Chapter 31: Orthoses for persons with Postpolio syndrome
What is postpoliomyelitis syndrome,
What are the risk indicators for ...,
Paralytic poliomyelitis develops ...
21
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Chapter 32: Orthoses for persons with postpolio sequelae
What is postpolio sequelae,
The term poliomyelitis is derived...,
How many types of polio virus are...
58
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Chapter 33: Lower limb orthoses for persons who have had a stroke
What are the two major pathologic...,
What percent of strokes are cereb...,
What are the four subtypes of cer...
25
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Chapter 34: Assessment of orthotic management of gait dysfunction in individuals with traumatic brain injury
What is kinematics,
What is kinetics,
Head trauma is frequently the res...
13
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Chapter 35: Congenital and acquired disorders
What is growth,
What is development,
What is one unique characteristic...
75
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Chapter 36: Pediatric Hip orthoses
What pathologies often are associ...,
Ddh encompasses what array of hip...,
What are the goals for treatment ...
53
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Chapter 37: Orthoses for the muscle disease patient.
What is myopathy,
What is neuropathy,
In patients with muscle disease h...
12
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Chapter 38: Orthoses for cerebral palsy
What is cerebral palsy,
Patient who present with pure spa...,
In patients with athetoid cp what...
20
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Chapter 39: Orthoses for myelomeningocele
What is myelomeningocele,
What can prevent myelomeningocele,
What is another name for myelomen...
30
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Chapter 40: Cranial remolding orthoses
What are the greek words of plagi...,
The pathogenesis of carnial defor...,
What are some conditions that res...
31
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