Biomecs 2
Biomecs 2
PAPER: BIOMECHANICS
INSTRUCTIONS
3. Write the EXAMINATION NUMBER given on all the answer sheets provided and on the
question paper.
4. Ensure that all examination answer scripts are handed in at the end of the examination
SECTION A
a) Multi-axial
b) Di-centric
c) Polycentric
d) Mono-centric
9) . Due to the natural torsion of the tibia, the axis of the ankle joint is
rotated externally about :-
a) 5-7 degrees
b) 10 – 15 degrees
c) 20 – 30 degrees
d) 10 -40 degrees
10) Three types of fiction used in knee joint of trans femoral prosthesis
except: -
a) Mechanical
b) Pneumatic
c) Hydraulic
d) Polycentric
c. Transverse arch-support
d. Subtalar – eversion
15) The rocker bar facilitates walking mostly on;-
a. Polio boot
b. Prosthesis
c. Plaster cast
d. Compensated orthotics
16) The secondary curve of the spine is;-
a. Lordosis
b. Kyphosis
c. Scoliosis
d. Spondylolisthesis
17) With shoes the portion between the ball and the anterior border of the heel is the;-
a. Shank area
b. Ball of the foot
c. Shank piece
d. vamp
18) Shoes serve for;-
a) Footwear to minimize pressure on sensitive deformed structures
b) Function and cosmetic
c) Protection and healing device
d) Dance
a) The sagittal
b) The median
c) The frontal
b) The frontal
20) A sinusoidal curve trail generated imaginary by the Centre of gravity during normal human
locomotion is due to;-
a. Knee flexion
b. Pelvic dip
c. Torso
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d. Lordosis
21) Leveling off the iliac spines results as a means of ;-
a. Keeping leg straight
b. Replacing a lost part of a body
c. Compensation in orthotics
d. The rate of normal walking
22) Limits of the joint range depends on ;-
a. Bone shape
b. Position
c. Flesh contact
d. Type
23) Group of muscles performing knee extension; -
a. Hamstrings
b. Calf
c. Extensor medially
d. Quadriceps
24) Varus deformity on the hip joint;-
a. Coxa-valga
b. Coxa-vara
c. Genu-valga
d. Genu-vara
25) The adjustable, rigid, supporting member (usually tuber)whose proximal end is attached to
the socket and whose distal is attached to the foot ankle assembly on early prosthetic
management is called the…………….
a. Modular
b. Pylon
c. Pipe
d. Prosthesis
26) The geometric arrangements of the prosthetic orthotics components is;-
a. Progression
b. Alignment
c. Organization
d. weight line
27) the COG in normal human locomotion is in amplitude when;-
a. on double support phase
b. weight acceptance
c. single support phase
d. push off phase
28) flexible spinal orthoses
a. brace
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b. belt
c. band
d. stays
29) the relative inclination of a supporting surface of the socket greatly influences the;-
a. height of a prosthesis
b. comfort of the amputee’s gait
c. ground clearance
d. cadence
30) Gait
a. The style of walking
b. Stance phase and double support
c. Double support and stance phase
d. Double support and stance phase
31)
32) Leveling off the iliac spines results as a means of;-
a. Keeping leg straight
b. Replacing a lost part of a body
c. Compensation in orthotics
d. The rate of normal walking
33) Limits of the joint range depends on;-
a. Bone shape
b. Position
c. Flesh contact
d. Type
34) Group of muscles performing knee extension; -
a. Hamstrings
b. Calf
c. Extensor medially
d. Quadriceps
35) Varus deformity on the hip joint;-
a. Coxa-valga
b. Coxa-vara
c. Genu-valga
d. Genu-vara
36) The adjustable, rigid, supporting member (usually tuber)whose proximal end is attached to
the socket and whose distal is attached to the foot ankle assembly on early prosthetic
management is called the…………….
a. Modular
b. Pylon
c. Pipe
d. Prosthesis
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i. ………………………………………
d. …………………………………………………
i. ……………………………………….
4) List the seven factors a prosthetist must know when assessing the amputee on BK-
prosthesis (7 marks)
a. …………………………………………………
b. …………………………………………………
c. …………………………………………………
d. …………………………………………………….
e. ………………………………………………….
f. …………………………………………………….
g. …………………………………………………….
5) List the three abnormal curves of the spine; - (3 marks)
a. ……………………………………
b. …………………………………..
c. ………………………………………
6) …………………… in BK prosthesis is a result of relative loading to provide larger area of
surface contact to stump-socket containment. (1 mark)
7) …………………… thrust on BK prosthesis is corrected by out-setting. (1mark)
8) …………………… is a gait resulting due to walking with equinus foot to adjust a level center of
gravity. (1 mark)
9) ………………….. refers to lateral curves of the spine. (1mark)
10) …………………… number of steps in a minute. (1 mark)
11) ……………………… for suspending BK prosthesis are placed at posterior 2/3 (thirds) of the
antero-posterior diameter of the knee joint in order to control the prosthetic heel-off
phase.
12) ……………………… joint is the largest of all the human body joints.
13) ……………………... controlled knee joint is not dependent on the friction created as surfaces
slide against one another.
14) ……………………… is the surface contact between socket wall and stump.
15) ……………………... is a determinant of comfort.
16) ……………………… is a method of transferring painful points of the foot to pain-free areas.
17) …………………….. side during swing phase of normal gait the pelvic tends to drop.