Orthopedic Bioengineering MCQ - Page 2

Q41. What is the function of the pylon in a prosthetic limb?

Q42. Socket fit is important because:

Q43. In lower limb prosthetics, suspension refers to:

Q44. Which material is often used in prosthetic feet for durability?

Q45. A Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthosis (KAFO) is used to:

Q46. Shock absorption in prosthetic limbs is provided by:

Q47. Energy storing foot prostheses:

Q48. Prosthetic gait training primarily teaches:

Q49. Power grip prosthetic hands are mostly:

Q50. A key design principle of sockets is to:

Q51. Which of these prosthetic materials is non-biodegradable?

Q52. Terminal device in upper limb prosthetics is:

Q53. Prosthetic knees with pneumatic swing control provide:

Q54. Suspension system in prosthetics:

Q55. SACH foot is:

Q56. Microprocessor-controlled prosthetic knees:

Q57. “Shuffle gait” indicates:

Q58. Prosthetic functional testing assesses:

Q59. Occupational therapy in prosthetics focuses on:

Q60. Bilateral prosthetics means:

Q61. Key factor for assessing prosthetic suspension is:

Q62. Carbon fiber in prosthetics offers:

Q63. Ischial containment socket is for:

Q64. Appropriate shoe for flat foot patients includes:

Q65. How often should prosthetic devices undergo maintenance?

Q66. Gait analysis uses:

Q67. Residual limb volume affects:

Q68. Which prosthetic control uses muscle bioelectrical signals?