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Week 3 Visual Dysfunction
How often does someone in the uni...,
Definition of blind,
Definition of partially sighted o...
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Week 3 Visual Interventions
What is the prevalence of vi afte...,
What is the most common vi after ...,
What are the three approaches for...
12
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Week 3 Agnosia
Agnosia definition,
In agnosia there is disturbance i...,
What is visual agnosia
14
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Week 3 Apraxia
Definition of apraxia what type o...,
Often apraxia is caused by damage...,
Tf they can understand the task t...
23
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Week 3 Body Schema and Body Image Disorders
What is unilateral neglect,
Unilateral neglect usually involv...,
If you have a right hemisphere le...
24
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Week 3 Pusher Syndrome
In what patients do we see pusher...,
Tf there is evidence that co occu...,
Tf neglect and aphasia are the un...
36
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Week 3 Functional Mobility
What are basic mobility skills,
Why do we do task analysis,
What are some components of movem...
8
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Week 3 Impaired Motor Control Stability
When we have instability what do ...,
For motor control we start with,
Determining the best treatment re...
8
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Week 3 Ataxia
Ataxia is caused by,
People with ataxia look,
What is the role of the cerebellu...
18
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Week 3 Impaired Motor Control Mobility
What is motor control,
What happens to motor control wit...,
What are the 3 primary movement i...
14
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Week 2 Continuum of Care
What is the continuum of care
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Week 1 Exam Questions
What is salience,
Can we say things are weak after ...,
Why does a decrease in torque pro...
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Week 2 Exam Questions
Difference between an ischemic an...
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Exam 2 Week 3.8 Functional Mobility
What are the 3 bed mobility tasks,
What are 3 basic transfers,
What are 2 basic wheelchair skills
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Wee 3.9 TI for Impaired MC Stability
What does instability look like w...,
What 3 steps can we follow to det...,
When we are examining we want to ...
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Week 3.10 Ataxia
What does an ataxic gait look like,
Damage to the ____ causes ataxia,
The cerebellum is responsible for
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Week 3.11 TI for Impaired MC Mobility
What are some movement components,
To be optimally functional moving...,
What do neuromuscular disorders d...
26
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Week 4.1 TI for Complete Paralysis
What is the expected functional o...,
Expected function with c5,
Expected function from c6 8
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Week 4.2 Interventions for weakness 1
Tf there is strong evidence and s...,
Strength training can do what to ...,
Why are there fewer motor neurons...
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Week 4.3 Intervention for weakness 2
Is there a lot of evidence that s...,
What are some modes of strength t...,
In ms strength and ___ improve fi...
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Week 4.4 Interventions for weakness 3
What are some preparatory interve...,
What is the overload in subacute ...,
What is the recommended overload ...
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Week 4.5 interventions for limited Passive ROM
What might limited rom affect,
Can having normal tenodysis be de...,
What are some mechanisms of prom ...
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Week 4.6 Interventions for involuntary contractions and mvmts
What is dyskinesia,
Dyskinesia is a pathology of the,
Is dyskinesia specific or variable
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Week 4.7 Spasticity Management
What are some assessments we can ...,
What are the stages of the ashwor...,
What is the modified ashworth scale
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Week 4.8 Spasticity management 2
What is the most common oral medi...,
What are the side effects of bacl...,
What are the cons of oral medicat...
38
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Week 4.9 Interventions with Sensory Impairment
What are some sensory impairments,
What kind of functional impact do...,
What are some preparatory interve...
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Week 5.1 Postural Control
Postural control,
Postural orientation,
Postural stability
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Week 5.2 Postural Control after BI
What are some consequences of imp...,
What percent of stroke patients fall,
What percent of people who fall n...
22
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Week 5.3 SCI Posture and Balance
What are the pathways of postural...,
How does a sci affect posture,
Whats the biggest difference in p...
14
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Week 5.4 Outcome Measures
Out of 1000 pts surveyed how many...,
Tf om evidence and research is great,
Tf there are tons of evidence rec...
14
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Week 5.5 Vestibular Rehab
What 3 things do we need what 3 s...,
What are the parts of the veribat...,
What happens any part of the syst...
10
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Week 5.6 DD Patient History
We need to take 3 things when tak...,
What is tempo,
What is vertigo
22
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Week 5.7 Vestibular DD Exam
What must you always assess first,
What are tests for peripheral dys...,
What are test for central dysfunc...
33
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Week 5.8 BPPV Exam and Eval
Is bppv central or peripheral,
What happens with bppv,
The otoconia disrupt
21
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Week 5.9 BBPV treatment
What is a good tip to give patien...,
How can canalithiasis be treated,
How do you treat cupulolithiasis
10
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Week 6 Exam Questions
The leading cod after sci is,
What happens to the superior and ...,
Levels c1 2 c3c4c5 8t1 5t6 12belo...
35
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Week 6 Exam Questions UE Dysfunction
What are common causes of pain in...,
How do we grade subluxations,
How do you do a sulcus sign test
23
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Week 6 Exam Questions Bowel and Bladder
What does bladder function depend...,
What happens to the bladder in th...,
What kind of bladder do you have ...
12
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Week 6 Exam Questions Sexual Function
What spinal levels are responsibl...,
What are the three types of erect...,
What is a psychogenic erection
20
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Week 7 Exam Questions
What are the expected outcomes of...
1
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