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Domain 1: Answer Key

Question Correct
# Answer

The patient’s description of symptoms is essential for guiding the
1 A
examination and diagnostic process

Open-ended questions encourage patients to provide comprehensive
2 B
information about their condition

The SOAP format (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan) ensures a
3 C
standardized approach to documentation

Smoking and corticosteroid use are risk factors for osteoporosis, leading to
4 C
increased fracture risk

Absent distal pulses suggest compromised circulation, requiring immediate
5 D
intervention

6 B The Lachman test is the most sensitive test for diagnosing an ACL tear

The radial nerve is commonly injured in midshaft humerus fractures,
7 A
leading to wrist drop
8 A AP Pelvis and lateral hip views provide optimal visualization of hip fractures

9 C Disrupted bone alignment suggests a fracture or dislo

Patient education improves compliance with treatment plans and overall
10 B
outcomes

11 B Clubfoot is a congenital deformity that affects foot alignment

Rheumatoid arthritis typically presents with prolonged morning stiffness
12 C
and joint inflammation

Open fractures pose a significant infection risk and require immediate
13 B
intervention

The median nerve is commonly affected in supracondylar fractures, leading
14 B
to weakness in finger flexion

The Thompson test assesses for Achilles tendon rupture by checking for
15 B
plantar flexion when the calf is squeezed