Sullivan

Question 1

TRADITIONAL: Heel Strike

Answer 1

RLA: Initial Contact

Question 2

TRADITIONAL: Foot Flat

Answer 2

RLA: Loading Response

Question 3

TRADITIONAL: Midstance

Answer 3

RLA: Midstance

Question 4

TRADITIONAL: Heel Off

Answer 4

RLA: Terminal Stance

Question 5

TRADITIONAL: Toe Off

Answer 5

RLA: Preswing

Question 6

TRADITIONAL: Acceleration

Answer 6

RLA: Initial Swing

Question 7

TRADITIONAL: Midswing

Answer 7

RLA: Midswing

Question 8

TRADITIONAL: Deceleration

Answer 8

RLA: Terminal Swing

Question 9

Weber test: sound localizes to impaired ear

Answer 9

Conductive Hearing Loss

Question 10

Weber test: sound heard in good ear

Answer 10

Sensorineural Hearing Loss

Question 11

CN XI UMN affectation

Answer 11

I/L SCM and C/L trapezius weakness

Question 12

Onset: 28 weeks of gestation
Integration: 1-2 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

Answer 12

Flexor Withdrawal

Crossed Extension

Question 13

Onset: 28 weeks of gestation
Integration: 2-5 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

Answer 13

Traction

Question 14

Onset: 28 weeks of gestation
Integration: 5-6 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

Answer 14

Moro

Question 15

Onset: birth
Integration: persists
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

Answer 15

Startle

Question 16

Onset: 28 weeks of gestation
Integration: 4-6 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

Answer 16

Palmar grasp

Question 17

Onset: birth
Integration: 9 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

Answer 17

Plantar grasp

Question 18

Onset: Birth
Integration: 4-6 mos
(TONIC/BRAINSTEM)

Answer 18

ATNR

Question 19

Onset: 4-6 mos
Integration: 8-12 mos
(TONIC/BRAINSTEM)

Answer 19

STNR

Question 20

Onset: birth
Integration: 6 mos
(TONIC/BRAINSTEM)

Answer 20

TLR

Positive Supporting

Question 21

Onset: birth-3 mos
Integration: 8-9 yrs
(TONIC/BRAINSTEM)

Answer 21

Associated Reactions

Question 22

Negative features of UMNL

Answer 22

Paresis/ Paralysis
Loss of dexterity
Fatigue

Question 23

CN that supplies the tensor tympani

Answer 23

CN 5

Question 24

CN that supplies the stapedius

Answer 24

CN 7

Question 25

CN that supplies the parotid glands

Answer 25

CN 9

Question 26

CN that supplies the submandibular and sublingual glands

Answer 26

CN 7

Question 27

Sensation experienced at a site remote from point of stimulation

Answer 27

Allesthesia

Question 28

Inability to localize a sensation

Answer 28

Atopognosia

Question 29

Touch sensation experienced as pain

Answer 29

Dysesthesia

Question 30

Loss or absence of sensibility to vibration

Answer 30

Pallanesthesia

Question 31

Inability to perceive heat

Answer 31

Thermanalgesia

Question 32

Inability to perceive sensations of heat and cold.

Answer 32

Thermanesthesia

Question 33

Increased sensitivity to temperature

Answer 33

Thermhyperesthesia

Question 34

Decreased temperature sensibility

Answer 34

Thermhypesthesia

Question 35

Loss of light touch sensibility

Answer 35

Thigmanesthesia

Question 36

Pulse locations during cardiac arrest

Answer 36

Femoral Brachial Carotid

Question 37

Pulse site often used with infants; used by anesthesiologists for monitoring during surgery

Answer 37

Temporal

Question 38

Pulse site often used with infants; used to monitor cranial circulation; easily accessible if other peripheral pulses are difficult or too weak to palpate.

Answer 38

Carotid

Question 39

Decreased pulse pressure with a slow upstroke and prolonged peak

Answer 39

Small, weak pulse

Question 40

Great surge precenses a sudden absence of force or fullness

Answer 40

Large, Bounding Pulse

Question 41

Increased pulse pressure with a rapid upstroke and downstroke, and a shortened peak

Answer 41

Corrigan’s (Water-Hammer) Pulse

Question 42

Regular pulse rhythm c alternation of weak and strong beats

Answer 42

Pulsus Alternans

Question 43

Irregular pulse rhythm in which premature beats alternate c sinus beats

Answer 43

Pulsus Bigeminus

Question 44

Strong upstroke, downstroke, and second upstroke during systole

Answer 44

Pulsus Bisferiens

Question 45

Pulse with a markedly decreased amplitude during inspiration

Answer 45

Pulsus Paradoxus

Question 46

Color or old ecchymosis

Answer 46

Greenish-yellow

Question 47

Color of new ecchymosis

Answer 47

Bluish-purple

Question 48

Body temp alternates at regular intervals between periods of fever and periods of normal temp

Answer 48

Intermittent

Question 49

Elevated body temp that fluctuates >3.6 deg F within a 24 hr period but remains above normal

Answer 49

Remittent

Question 50

Periods of fever interspersed with normal temp; each last at least 1 day; recurrent fever

Answer 50

Relapsing

Question 51

Body temp may fluctuate slightly but is constantly elevated above normal

Answer 51

Constant

Question 52

Describes what an individual does in his/her current environment (AD, assist)

Answer 52

Performance qualifier

Question 53

Describes an individual’s ability to execute a task or an action.

Answer 53

Capacity qualifier

Question 54

Normal cadence Males Females

Answer 54

M: 111 steps/min F: 117 steps/min

Question 55

Normal walking velocity Males Females

Answer 55

M: 86 m/min F: 77 m/min

Question 56

Normal stride length Males Females

Answer 56

M: 1.46 m F: 1.28 m

Question 57

Disease Impairments Disability Handicaps

Answer 57

ICDH

Question 58

Active Pathology Impairments Functional Limitations Disability

Answer 58

Nagi

Question 59

CK MB Normal Minor Cardiac Dysfxn Major Cardiac Dysfxn

Answer 59

CK MB Normal 0-3% Minor Cardiac Dysfxn 5% Major Cardiac Dysfxn 10%

Question 60

Lactic Dehydrogenase Normal Minor Cardiac Dysfxn Major Cardiac Dysfxn

Answer 60

Lactic Dehydrogenase Normal 110-225 mU/mL Minor Cardiac Dysfxn 300-750 mU/mL Major Cardiac Dysfxn >/= 1000 mU/mL

Question 61

Troponin Normal Minor Cardiac Dysfxn Major Cardiac Dysfxn

Answer 61

Troponin Normal 0.02 ug/mL Minor Cardiac Dysfxn 5 ug/mL Major Cardiac Dysfxn 10 ug/mL

Question 62

Myoglobin Normal Minor Cardiac Dysfxn Major Cardiac Dysfxn

Answer 62

Myoglobin Normal <100 ng/mL Minor Cardiac Dysfxn 200 ng/mL Major Cardiac Dysfxn >/= 500 ng/mL