Dr. Sumit PT

01/04/2026

STROKE ( Cerebrovascular Accident)

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RHOMBOID SYNDROME

01/04/2026

A 50-year-old patient, 2 weeks post-op after a lumbar laminectomy, presents with back pain (5/10), limited lumbar mobility, and fear of movement. The most appropriate physiotherapy intervention would be:
A) High-intensity back strengthening exercises
B) Gentle lumbar mobilization, pain education, and core stabilization
C) Focus on hip and leg strengthening only
D) Bed rest and pain medication management

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Dr. Sumit PT

01/04/2026

A 30-year-old patient, 3 weeks post-op after an ACL reconstruction, presents with knee swelling, limited knee flexion (0-90°), and quadriceps inhibition. The most effective physiotherapy intervention would be:
A) Aggressive knee flexion exercises and strengthening
B) Patellar mobilization, gentle ROM, and quadriceps strengthening
C) Focus on hamstring strengthening only
D) Immobilization in extension and ice application

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Dr. Sumit PT

01/04/2026

01/04/2026

MUSCLE STRENGTH GRADING

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IMPORTANT LIGAMENTS

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TISSUE HEALING TIMELINES

01/04/2026

A 70-year-old patient, post-op day 1 after a hip fracture fixation, presents with pain (7/10), limited mobility, and risk of DVT. The patient has a history of cardiovascular disease. The most critical physiotherapy intervention would be:
A) Bed exercises and ankle pumps with TEDS
B) High-intensity strengthening exercises for hip abductors
C) Out-of-bed mobilization with full weight-bearing
D) Focus on hip flexion and internal rotation exercises

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Dr. Sumit PT

01/04/2026

A 45-year-old patient, 6 weeks post-op after a rotator cuff repair, presents with limited shoulder abduction (0-45°) and external rotation (0-20°). The patient has started to experience stiffness and pain (4/10). The most appropriate physiotherapy intervention would be:
A) Aggressive stretching and strengthening exercises
B) Gentle passive ROM exercises within pain-free range and pendular exercises
C) Strengthening exercises for scapular stabilizers only
D) Corticosteroid injection and rest

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Dr. Sumit PT

01/04/2026

A 55-year-old patient, post-op day 2 after a total knee arthroplasty, presents with moderate pain (6/10), limited knee flexion (0-30°), and difficulty initiating ambulation. The patient has a history of hypertension and obesity. The most effective physiotherapy intervention would be:
A) Aggressive knee flexion exercises and weight-bearing activities
B) Gentle ROM exercises, pain management, and progressive weight-bearing
C) Strengthening exercises for quadriceps and hamstrings only
D) Focus on patellar mobilization and stretching

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Dr. Sumit PT

01/04/2026