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SMRT Thigh & Knee Exam

SMRT Thigh & Knee Exam

You may take the Exam whenever you are ready. You may want to print a copy of the questions and complete the test on paper before entering it online. Your test will be scored when you press SUBMIT at the end of the exam. A percentage of 70% is required to qualify for continuing education credit. You may retake the test if necessary. Good Luck!

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1. To release the ITT (or IT band), you will*
2. There are 3 ways to create muscle tension, they are overuse of the muscle's action, _________________, and direct lines of compression.*
3. To release an adhesion between the ITT and vastus lateralis, you will*
4. To mobilize the femur, you want to*
5. The four major ligaments in the knee are the*
6. The bony landmark on the posterior femur that vastus lateralis and medialis originate from is*
7. After releasing the position, you should*
8. The position of the femur head is really important to releasing the*
9. SMRT positions are held for*
10. When you do the general release for the distal hamstrings, you will*
11. Sartorius inserts on the*
12. To find the division between vastus lateralis and vastus intermedius use the ______________ as a reference point.*
13. The general release for the adductor compartment of the thigh is also the _____________ release.*
14. If your client stands with their knees toward hyperextension, you should use a fair amount of extension in your release to*
15. You will place the edge of your hand on the superior edge of the pubic symphysis to release the*
16. If your client is naturally in lateral rotation at the hip, you should*
17. To release adhesions between vastus medialis and the adductors, you will begin by*
18. When doing the last release for the adductors, you will be standing on the opposite side of the table, you should*
19. To release tension in the bottom of gluteus maximus, place your hand*
20. The adductor muscles are in an agonist/antagonist relationship with*
21. To release TFL, you will create*
22. To release the patellar tendon, you first palpate by*
23. When working on the anterior leg, the bolster helps us because*
24. The second move for rectus femoris and vastus intermedius involves*
25. To release biceps femoris and vastus lateralis, you will need to*
26. During the release for the patella tendon or ligament, you are also releasing*
27. When you create a position*
28. When working with rectus femoris and vastus intermedius, you will need to create*
29. The common origin for the adductor muscles is the*
30. When you move the client's leg into full flexion, lift the thigh into hip extension, and use your knee to create compression toward the hip, you are releasing*
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