UL orthosis [elbow and neck]
Understanding Elbow and Neck Orthoses
Test your knowledge about upper limb orthoses, specifically focusing on elbow and neck devices. This quiz will challenge your understanding and terminology related to various types of orthotic devices.
Key Features:
- 12 multiple choice questions
- Gain insights into orthosis types and uses
- Perfect for students, practitioners, and educators
Name of the orthosis:
Static serial orthosis
Static positioning elbow orthosis
Dynamic traction orthosis
Air plane splint
What is the name of Orthosis above?
Static Elbow Orthosis
Dynamic traction orthosis
Elbow turn buckle splint
What is the name of Orthosis above?
Static positioning elbow orthosis
Elbow Turn Buckle Splint
Air plane splint
Static Elbow Wrist orthosis
What is the name of Orthosis above?
Elbow turn buckle splint
Static Elbow Wrist orthosis
Air plane splint
This is “elbow turn buckle splint”.
True
False
This is “static positioning elbow Orthosis”.
True
False
What is the name of Orthosis above?
Semi-rigid cervical collar
Philadelphia orthosis
Halo device
What is the name of Orthosis above?
Philadelphia orthosis
4-poster orthosis (Thomas collar)
Semi-rigid cervical collar
What is the name of Orthosis above?
4-poster orthosis (Thomas collar)
Philadelphia orthosis
Sterno occipito Mandibular Immobilization brace (SOMI brace)
What is the name of Orthosis above?
SOMI brace
Semi rigid cervical collar
Yale cervicothoracic orthosis
What is the name of Orthosis above?
Yale cervicothoracic orthosis
Halo Device
4-poster orthosis (Thomas collar)
What is the name of the orthosis above?
4-poster orthosis (Thomas collar)
SOMI brace
Philadelphia orthosis
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