AISA

Question 0

LEMS <20

Answer 0

limited ambulator

Question 1

Top motor score possible

Answer 1

0-5 scoring of each muscle
total 25 pts per extremity
100 pts for all 4 extremities

Question 2

LEMS >30

Answer 2

likely community ambulator

Question 3

if ROM decreased and limited less than 25-50% of the range

how is muscle graded?

Answer 3

through available range

i thnk this means they have 50-75% of range left

Question 4

If contracture with ROM <50%

how is muscle graded?

Answer 4

NT

Question 5

If spasticity prohibits the position

how is muscle graded?

Answer 5

NT

Question 6

If clonus prohibits the position

how is muscle graded?

Answer 6

NT

Question 7

diaphragm innervation

Answer 7

C3
c4
c5

Question 8

deltoid innervation

Answer 8

c5

c6

Question 9

abdominal innervation

Answer 9

t6-t12

Question 10

where is beavors sign most striking?

Answer 10

t9-t11

Question 11

hip adductor innervation

Answer 11

L2-L3

Question 12

with muscles that have dual innervation ie biceps of c5-c6

what segment is assigned to the key segment?

Answer 12

the most rostral

i think that means c5

Question 13

c5

Answer 13

elbow flexors

Question 14

c6

Answer 14

wrist extensors

Question 15

c7

Answer 15

elbow extensors

Question 16

c8

Answer 16

finger flexors

DIP middle finger

Question 17

T1

Answer 17

finger abduction (little finger)

Question 18

L2

Answer 18

hip flexors

Question 19

L3

Answer 19

knee extensors

Question 20

L4

Answer 20

DF

Question 21

L5

Answer 21

toe extensors

Question 22

S1

Answer 22

PFs

Question 23

Aisa A

Answer 23

complete

no motor or sensory in S4,S5

Question 24

AISA B

Answer 24

sensory preserved below neurological level: have sensation S4/S5

Question 25

AISA C

Answer 25

motor preserved below neurological level most key muscles below 3 grade (3 is AG)

Question 26

AISA D

Answer 26

incomplete motor preserved below neurological level most key muscles below neurological level have a grade greater than or equal to 3

Question 27

AISA E

Answer 27

normal motor and sensory function is normal

Question 28

AISA Tetraplegia

Answer 28

lose motor and/or sensory in cervical spine segment

Question 29

Paraplegia by AISA

Answer 29

impairment or loss of motor and or sensory is in thoracic or lumbar or sacral segment of the cord

Question 30

incomplete injury aisa

Answer 30

partial preserve sensory and or motor below neurological level which includes S4/S5 sensory: anal mucocutaneous junction and deep anal sensation motor: voluntary contract external anal sphincter on digital stimulation

Question 31

neurological level of injury

Answer 31

lowest segment with normal sensory and motor on both sides of body

Question 32

sensory level of injury

Answer 32

lowest segment of cord with normal sensory function on both sides

Question 33

motor level of injury

Answer 33

lowest segment with normal motor on both sides | lowest of at least a 3 with the key muscle above it being normal (4 or 5)

Question 34

skeletal level of injury

Answer 34

radiographic level where greatest vertebral damage is found

Question 35

ZPP

Answer 35

zone of partial preservation segments partially innervated below neuro level ONLY USE THIS TERM IF AISA A: COMPLETE INJURY --in case of no sacral sparing