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Dermatomes
What is a dermatome,
The 31 spine segments on each sid...,
What transmits sensory informatio...
23
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Myotomes
What is a myotome,
C1 c2 myotome,
C3 myotome
15
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Superficial Reflex Testing
Corneal reflex,
Abdominal reflex t7 t12,
Cremasteric reflex t12 l1
6
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DTR Grading Scale
Grade 0,
Grade 1,
Grade 2
5
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UE Nerves
What cord does the axillary nerve...,
What are the nerve roots,
What muscles are supplied by the ...
59
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LE Nerves
What are the nerve roots of the s...,
Motor supply of the superior glut...,
What are the nerve roots of the i...
33
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Cranial Nerve Reflexes
What are the afferent and efferen...,
What is the pupillary light reflex,
What are the afferent and efferen...
6
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Basic CNS Anatomy + Aphasia
What occurs with lesion to the fr...,
What occurs with lesion to the te...,
What occurs with broca s aphasia
9
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Nerve Tension Tests
Ulnt1 median nerve bias testing p...,
Ulnt3 radial nerve bias testing p...,
Ulnt4 ulnar nerve bias testing po...
23
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Functional Components of Cranial Nerves
Cn1 olfactory nerve afferent and ...,
Cn2 optic nerve,
Cn iii oculomotor nerve
12
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Cranial Nerve Testing Procedures
Cn i olfactory function test poss...,
Cn i olfactory function test poss...,
Cn i olfactory function test poss...
14
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Upper Limb Tension Tests
Ulnt1 median nerve bias testing p...,
Ulnt3 radial nerve bias testing p...,
Ulnt4 ulnar nerve bias testing po...
28
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UMN/LMN Lesion Characteristics
Location of lesion structures inv...,
Location of lesion structures inv...,
Diagnosis pathology associated umn
12
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Functional Tasks and Motor Skills
What is an adl,
What is a badl,
What is an iadl
5
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Differential Diagnosis: Cerebral Cortex/Corticospinal Tracts: Stroke
Sensation,
Tone,
Reflexes
7
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Differential Diagnosis: Basal Ganglia: Parkinson's Disease
Sensation,
Tone,
Reflexes
8
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Differential Diagnosis: Cerebellum: Tumor/Stroke
Sensation,
Tone,
Reflexes
8
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Differential Diagnosis: Spinal Cord: Tumor/Trauma, Complete/Incomplete SCI
Sensation,
Tone,
Reflex
6
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Coordination Impairments: Cerebellar Pathology
What is the most common term asso...,
Deficits associated with lesion t...,
Deficits associated with lesion t...
16
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Coordination Impairments: Basal Ganglia
What is akinesia,
What is athetosis,
What is bradykinesia
12
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Spinal Cord Injury Terminology. Neurogenic Bladder
What is the neurological level,
How is motor level determined,
How is the sensory level determined
13
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ASIA Impairment Scale
Asia a,
Asia b,
Asia c
5
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SCI: Incomplete Lesions; Clinical Syndromes
What is brown sequard syndrome and,
What is the typical cause of brow...,
What is anterior cord syndrome an...
8
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SCI: Body Structure/Function Impairments (Pulmonary Impairments)
What is spinal shock,
What is autonomic dysreflexia wha...,
Autonomic dysreflexia initiating ...
11
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Key Muscles (ASIA) [Scorebuilders Sensory Testing pg: 296]
C5,
C6,
C7
10
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SCI: Functional Outcomes for Complete Lesions, High Tetraplegia (C1-C5)
Bed mobility c1 c4,
Bed mobility c5,
Transfers bed car toilet floor wc
9
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SCI: Functional Outcomes for Complete Lesions, Mid-Level Tetraplegia (C6)
Bed mobility,
Transfers bed car toilet floor wc,
Weight shifting pressure relief r...
6
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SCI: Functional Outcomes for Complete Lesions, Low Tetraplegia (C7-C8)
Bed mobility,
Transfers bed car toilet bath equ...,
Weight shifting pressure relief r...
6
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SCI: Functional Outcomes for Complete Lesions, Paraplegia
Bed mobility,
Transfers bed car toilet floor up...,
Weight shifting
6
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Multiple Sclerosis (GOLD): Scorebuilders
What is ms,
Eiology,
Signs and symptoms
26
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Multiple Sclerosis: Management of Fatigue and Spasticity, Energy Conservation
How does ms related fatigue durin...,
Examples of utilizing energy cons...,
Patients with ms typically have s...
5
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Muscle Receptors
What are the function muscle spin...,
What are the function of golgi te...,
What are the function of free ner...
4
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Somatic Sensory Pathways (DCML Antero-Lateral System)
What is the function of anterior ...,
What is the function of lateral s...,
What is the function of dorsal co...
3
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Common Sensory Impairment Terminology
What is allodynia,
What is analgesia,
What is astereognosis
12
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Parkinson's Disease
What it parkinsonism syndrome,
What structures are involved in p...,
What is the most likely cause for...
17
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Parkinson's Disease: Hoehn & Yahr Classification Scale
Stage 1,
Stage 2,
Stage 3 iii
5
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Types of Cerebrovascular Accidents
What is a transient ischemic atta...,
Completed stroke,
Stroke in evolution
12
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Characteristics of a CVA
Left hemisphere,
Right hemisphere,
Brainstem
4
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Upper Limb Synergy Pattern
Flexor synergy scapula,
Flexor synergy shoulder,
Flexor synergy elbow
14
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Lower Limb Synergy Pattern
Flexor synergy,
Flexor synergy knee,
Flexor synergy ankle
8
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Blood Supply to the Brain
Brains blood supply components,
What portion of the brain does th...,
What are possible deficits caused...
24
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Glascow Coma Scale
What is the gcs used for,
Severe injury range,
Moderate injury range
23
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Rancho Los Amigos Levels of Cognitive Functioning
I no responsepatient appears to b...,
Il generalized response,
Iii localized response
9
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Traumatic Brain Injury
Post traumatic amnesia severe tbi,
Glascow coma scale gcs score mild...,
Glascow coma scale gcs score mode...
21
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Balance
Somatosensory input,
Challenging the somatosensory system,
Visual input
17
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Balance Test and Measures
Berg balance scale bbs,
Fregly graybiel ataxia test battery,
Fugyl meyer sensorimotor assessme...
7
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Vertigo
What is vertigo,
What is benign paroxysmal positio...,
How long does bppv last
10
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Vertigo Pathology Central or Peripheral?
Bppv,
Meniere s disease,
Infection
10
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Characteristics of Central vs. Peripheral Nystagmus
Central lesion direction of nysta...,
Central lesion visual fixation,
Central lesion vertigo
10
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Huntington's Disease
What is hd aka huntington s chorea,
Etiology,
Signs and symptoms
16
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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
What is als,
What attributes to umn signs,
Etiology
20
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Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) (GOLD)
What is gbs,
Etiology,
Signs and symptoms
20
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Myasthenia Gravis (silver)
What is myasthenia gravis,
What structure is involved damaged,
Most likely contributing factor
11
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Alzheimer's Disease
What is alzheimer s disease,
Etiology,
Signs and symptoms
19
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Bell's Palsy
What is bell s palsy,
Etiology,
Signs and symptoms
10
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Proper Positioning for Stroke/CVA Patients
Head and neck position when lying...,
Affected ue position when lying i...,
Affected le position when lying i...
14
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) GOLD
What is cts,
Etiology,
Signs and symptoms
22
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CVA/Stroke Additional Terminology and PNF patterns
What is the difference between ho...,
What is spatial perceptual dysfun...,
What is agnosia
14
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Cerebral Palsy
What is damaged in spastic cp,
What is damaged in athetoid cp,
Risk factors for cp prenatal
30
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Brunnstrom Stages of Recovery
Stage 1,
Stage 2,
Stage 3
7
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Cognitive Deficits (Perceptual)
What is unilateral neglect,
Which side of the body is usually...,
What is anosognosia
28
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Modified Ashworth Scale
What is the modified ashworth sca...,
Grade 0,
Grade 1
10
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Spina Bifida
What is spina bifida,
What is spina bifida occulta,
What is spina bifida meningocele
20
cards
Down Syndrome (GOLD)
What is down syndrome,
Etiology,
Clinical presentation
12
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Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
What gene is affected in dmd,
What is dmd,
Are males or female affected
13
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APGAR Scores
Scale range for apgar scores,
Appearance skin color 0,
Appearance skin color 1
17
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Autism Spectrum Disorder
What social skills may be affecte...,
Asd do they prefer a routine or a...,
Issues with sensation
9
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Brachial Plexus Injury
Cause of brachial plexus injuries,
What is erb s palsy,
What is klumpske s palsy
5
cards
Plagiocephaly
What is plagiocephaly,
Deformation characteristics,
Causes for plagiocephaly
5
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Central vs Peripheral Vestibular Lesion Characteristics (FF)
Central vs peripheral ataxia,
Central vs peripheral smooth purs...,
Central vs peripheral hearing loss
7
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Oculomotor Examination, CTSIB
What are smooth pursuits,
What are saccades,
Abnormal smooth pursuits and sacc...
16
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BBPV (FF)
Symptoms of bppv,
Latency difference between canali...,
Duration difference between canal...
22
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Vestibular Dysfunctions and Adaptations
What is unilateral vestibular hyp...,
What is bilateral vestibular hypo...,
What is otitis media
10
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Pediatrics: Milestones
What milestones should be present...,
What milestones should be present...,
When should pull to sit without h...
15
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Pediatrics: Reflexes
Flexor withdrawal integration sti...,
Crossed extension integration sti...,
Rooting integration stimulus resp...
14
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Pediatrics Terminology (AGE descriptions)
What is gestation age,
How to calculate gestational age,
What is chronological age
5
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Gross Motor Classification Scale (GMFCS): CP
What is level 1,
What is level 2,
What is level 3
5
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Categories of Motor Skills
Gross motor skills,
Fine motor skills,
Discrete motor skills
7
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Types of Practice Schedules
Massed practice,
Distributed practice,
Blocked practice
9
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Feedback and Schedules
Concurrent feedback,
Terminal feedback,
Immediate feedback
7
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Theories of Motor Learning
What is adams closed loop theory,
What is schmidt s schema theory,
Recall schema
7
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