1. What is the primary purpose of clinical rotations in physiotherapy education?
(A) To memorize textbooks
(B) To gain hands-on clinical experience
(C) To avoid patient interaction
(D) To only observe doctors
2. During clinical rotations, physiotherapy students primarily learn:
(A) Practical application of theoretical knowledge
(B) Only research writing
(C) Purely administrative tasks
(D) Only billing systems
3. Which skill is most important during clinical practice?
(A) Effective patient communication
(B) Memorizing theory only
(C) Ignoring feedback
(D) Avoiding teamwork
4. The first step in patient assessment during clinical rotations is:
(A) Taking patient history
(B) Prescribing drugs
(C) Doing surgery
(D) Writing discharge summary
5. Which ethical principle must always guide clinical practice?
(A) Patient confidentiality
(B) Personal profit
(C) Ignoring patient needs
(D) Withholding information
6. Documentation during clinical rotations should be:
(A) Accurate and timely
(B) Vague and incomplete
(C) Avoided completely
(D) Done by others only
7. Informed consent means:
(A) Patient agrees to treatment after full explanation
(B) Therapist decides without informing patient
(C) Consent taken from colleagues only
(D) No explanation needed
8. Which professional skill is strengthened most during clinical rotations?
(A) Clinical reasoning
(B) Only financial skills
(C) Graphic designing
(D) Cooking
9. Which of the following is a key component of clinical decision-making?
(A) Evidence-based practice
(B) Random assumptions
(C) Ignoring guidelines
(D) Avoiding patient goals
10. Interdisciplinary teamwork in clinical practice involves:
(A) Collaboration with doctors, nurses, and therapists
(B) Working in isolation
(C) Avoiding communication
(D) Focusing only on one profession
11. A student in orthopedic rotation will mostly encounter:
(A) Fractures, joint replacements, arthritis cases
(B) Stroke management
(C) Neonatal care
(D) Cardiac rehabilitation only
12. In neurological rotations, physiotherapists focus on:
(A) Stroke, spinal cord injury, Parkinson’s disease
(B) Sports fractures
(C) Obstetrics
(D) Cardiac arrest only
13. Cardiorespiratory rotations train students in:
(A) Chest physiotherapy, breathing exercises, cardiac rehab
(B) Only fracture management
(C) Only diet planning
(D) Cosmetic therapy
14. In pediatric clinical practice, the focus is on:
(A) Developmental delays and congenital disorders
(B) Old-age diseases
(C) Cardiac surgery
(D) Occupational hazards
15. Sports physiotherapy rotations include:
(A) Prevention and rehabilitation of sports injuries
(B) Obstetric care only
(C) Neonatal care
(D) ENT treatments
16. Which vital sign is most important to monitor during cardiorespiratory physiotherapy?
(A) Heart rate and oxygen saturation
(B) Height
(C) Hair color
(D) Shoe size
17. What is the correct order of patient assessment in clinical practice?
(A) History → Examination → Assessment → Plan
(B) Plan → Assessment → History → Examination
(C) Treatment → Plan → History → Ignore assessment
(D) Discharge → Treatment → History → Plan
18. Which of the following demonstrates professionalism during rotations?
(A) Punctuality and respect for patients
(B) Arriving late daily
(C) Ignoring supervisors
(D) Using phones excessively during treatment
19. The SOAP note format used in documentation stands for:
(A) Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan
(B) Standard, Operation, Agreement, Policy
(C) Subjective, Oral, Adjustment, Protocol
(D) Systems, Organization, Analysis, Plan
20. Bedside manners in clinical rotations mean:
(A) Showing empathy and respect to patients
(B) Ignoring patients’ feelings
(C) Being rude during treatment
(D) Talking only to staff
21. What should a student do when unsure about a clinical task?
(A) Ask the supervisor for guidance
(B) Perform it without knowledge
(C) Avoid asking questions
(D) Ignore the task completely
22. Which infection control measure is essential in clinical settings?
(A) Hand hygiene before and after patient contact
(B) Ignoring PPE
(C) Reusing gloves between patients
(D) Avoiding sanitizers
23. During ICU rotations, physiotherapy may involve:
(A) Airway clearance techniques and positioning
(B) Gym training only
(C) Fracture casting
(D) Diet planning
24. Which of the following is NOT a clinical responsibility of a physiotherapy student?
(A) Patient evaluation
(B) Treatment planning
(C) Performing surgery
(D) Documentation
25. Reflective practice in clinical rotations helps students:
(A) Learn from their experiences
(B) Avoid growth
(C) Ignore feedback
(D) Focus only on theory
26. Which type of supervision is common during rotations?
(A) Direct supervision by clinical instructor
(B) No supervision at all
(C) Self-supervision only
(D) Remote-only guidance
27. A multidisciplinary ward round includes:
(A) Physicians, nurses, physiotherapists, and other staff
(B) Only physiotherapists
(C) Only patients and families
(D) Only administrative staff
28. During orthopedic rehabilitation, the physiotherapist should emphasize:
(A) Joint mobility and strengthening
(B) Only medication
(C) Bed rest only
(D) Ignoring exercises
29. Which legal issue is most relevant in clinical rotations?
(A) Patient confidentiality and informed consent
(B) Movie copyright
(C) Land ownership
(D) Software piracy
30. In case of a medical emergency during rotations, a student should:
(A) Inform supervisor and follow protocol
(B) Run away
(C) Ignore the situation
(D) Act without informing anyone
31. Clinical reasoning requires integration of:
(A) Patient history, clinical findings, and evidence
(B) Random guessing
(C) Supervisor’s opinion only
(D) Ignoring patient perspective
32. Which outcome measure is commonly used in musculoskeletal rotations?
(A) Visual Analog Scale (VAS) for pain
(B) ECG
(C) Spirometry
(D) EEG
33. In neuro-rehab rotations, progress is often assessed using:
(A) Functional Independence Measure (FIM)
(B) Cholesterol levels
(C) BMI
(D) Blood grouping
34. Which soft skill is essential for success in clinical practice?
(A) Communication skills
(B) Drawing skills
(C) Acting skills
(D) Singing skills
35. Which component of physiotherapy requires strict patient safety monitoring?
(A) Electrotherapy
(B) Reading a book
(C) Writing assignments
(D) Attending lectures
36. The key benefit of clinical rotations for students is:
(A) Transition from theory to practice
(B) Avoiding patients
(C) Only earning money
(D) Memorizing books
37. Patient-centered care in rotations means:
(A) Focusing on patient’s goals and preferences
(B) Therapist’s goals only
(C) Supervisor’s preference only
(D) Ignoring patient choices
38. Which is an example of effective time management in clinical practice?
(A) Prioritizing patient treatments
(B) Ignoring deadlines
(C) Procrastinating tasks
(D) Skipping treatments
39. Which type of note is essential after each treatment session?
(A) Progress note
(B) Financial note
(C) Personal diary note
(D) Social media post
40. Clinical competence includes:
(A) Knowledge, skills, and professional behavior
(B) Only classroom knowledge
(C) Only practical skills
(D) Only attendance
41. Which of the following is an outcome of successful clinical rotations?
(A) Improved confidence and clinical skills
(B) Reduced professional growth
(C) Isolation from patients
(D) Poor teamwork skills
42. Case presentations during rotations help students:
(A) Develop communication and clinical reasoning skills
(B) Avoid interaction
(C) Waste time
(D) Focus only on grades
43. What should a student do if a patient refuses treatment?
(A) Respect the decision and inform supervisor
(B) Force the treatment
(C) Argue with the patient
(D) Ignore and proceed
44. During community rotations, physiotherapists focus on:
(A) Health education, screening, and preventive care
(B) Surgical treatment
(C) Only hospital-based therapy
(D) Cosmetic fitness programs
45. Which evaluation tool is commonly used in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation?
(A) 6-Minute Walk Test
(B) Visual Analog Scale
(C) Mini-Mental State Examination
(D) BMI chart
46. During women’s health rotations, physiotherapy may address:
(A) Pregnancy-related back pain and pelvic floor dysfunction
(B) Sports fractures only
(C) Pediatric developmental delays only
(D) Dental issues
47. Evidence-based practice in clinical rotations requires:
(A) Using research, clinical expertise, and patient values
(B) Ignoring research
(C) Copying other students’ work
(D) Avoiding patient preferences
48. Which action improves learning during clinical rotations?
(A) Asking questions and seeking feedback
(B) Avoiding participation
(C) Staying silent in discussions
(D) Ignoring mentors
49. Which ethical issue can arise if documentation is falsified?
(A) Legal and professional consequences
(B) Better grades
(C) Easier workload
(D) Faster discharge
50. The ultimate goal of clinical rotations is to:
(A) Prepare competent and independent physiotherapists
(B) Avoid patient care
(C) Replace classroom teaching
(D) Reduce exposure to clinical skills