Title: Quiz 2: Screening and Healing Process
Course: PHT 2301 Pathological Condition in PT > Section: Module 2

Q: Cells of inflammation and repair include all of the following except:
- leukocytes
- macrophages
- platelets
- phagocytes
A: platelets
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Q: Decreased range of motion, faulty posture, and poor balance are characteristics of which part of the disablement process:
- pathology
- impairment
- functional limitation
- disability
A: impairment
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Q: Examples of lesions associated with an inflammatory response include
- abscesses
- cellulitis
- ulcers
- furuncles
- all of the above
A: all of the above
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Q: Fibroblasts are involved in which of the following:
- smooth muscle contraction
- clot formation
- collagen production
- phagocytosis
A: collagen production
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Q: Name 3 constitutional symptoms:

Q: The main function of neutrophils is to do which of the following:
- Release chemical substances to kill cells
- Remembering the chemical structure of the foreign material
- Engulf and digest foreign materials
- Produce antibodies in response to foreign material
A: Engulf and digest foreign materials
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Q: Therapeutic exercise, modalities, and functional activities are considered _______________ in the patient/client model:
- physical interventions
- procedural interventions
- therapeutic interventions
- interventions
A: procedural interventions
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Q: Which component of connective tissue contributes to the compressive strength of cartilage:
- collagen
- elastin
- proteoglycans
- extracellular matrix
A: proteoglycans
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Q: Which component of connective tissue contributes to the stability and strength of the extracellular matrix:
- collagen
- elastin
- proteoglycans
- all of the above
A: collagen
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Q: Which component of connective tissue has properties that allow elongation promoting flexibility and motion:
- collagen
- elastin
- proteoglycans
- extracellular matrix
A: elastin
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Q: Which of the following correctly defines examination according to the patient- client model?
- comprehensive review of patient history, body systems, and all of the different tests/measures pertinent to each patient
- the interpretation of all the information obtained during the therapist’s initial visit with the patient
- determines the prognosis, diagnosis, and plan of care
- both A and C
- both B and C
A: both B and C
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Q: Which of the following is the most abundant component of connective tissue:
- collagen
- elastin
- proteoglycans
- ground substance
A: collagen
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Q: Which of the following terms refers to cells migrating into the wound area and depositing a matrix that fills the tissue void:
- remodeling
- granulation
- epithelialization
- thrmboxation
A: granulation
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Q: ___________________ are characterized by the reduced ability of a person to perform actions in a “normal”, efficient manner. This includes activities of daily living (ADL’s) like reaching up to comb hair, dressing, feeding, bathing.( 1point)
- impairments
- functional limitations
- disabilities
- functional disabilities
A: functional limitations
If right: Good work
If wrong: That's not correct

Q: Define angiogenesis:

Q: List the 3 true phases of healing in order of occurrence:

Q: List the 5 cardinal signs of inflammation: