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Circulation of the Brain
What supplies posterior brain cir...,
What supplies anterior brain circ...,
What does the internal carotid a ...
11
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CVA - 1a Intro to CVAs
What is a cva,
What is the path of a cva in 1 word,
What flag is a cva
84
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CVA - 1b Dx, Clinical Presentation, Med Management
Why is a fib a risk factor for st...,
What are 5 predictors of strokes ...,
Tia vs cva
52
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CVA - 2a Stroke Syndromes
What are the 4 things that the se...,
What are the functions of the occ...,
What are the functions of the tem...
41
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CVA - 2b Stroke Syndromes
What are common presentations see...,
What is the path of the homunculu...,
What structures does aca specific...
93
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CVA - 3a Stroke Rehab
What are common bsf impairments o...,
What are the 3 approaches to pt i...,
What is the restorative approach ...
40
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CVA - 3b Stroke Rehab
What type of interventions in all...,
What is an important consideratio...,
What is the progression of types ...
33
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CVA - 4a Stroke Rehab UE
What are primary post stroke ue i...,
What are 4 interventions foci of ...,
What are the goals of positioning...
62
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CVA - 4b Stroke Rehab UE
What are 3 ue outcome measures,
Icf domain for wolf motor functio...,
Purpose of wolf motor function test
15
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CVA - 5a Stroke Rehab Gait
Primary vs secondary le impairments,
What is the emphasis of le neuror...,
What are 3 interventions of le ne...
55
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CVA - 5b Stroke Rehab Trunk & Gait
Primary vs secondary trunk impair...,
What is the significance of trunk...,
How should trunk be positioned in...
18
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TBI - 1a Mild TBI
What is a traumatic brain injury,
What are 3 modes of injury,
What is impact loading
59
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TBI - 1b Mild TBI
How is the scat used as a tool,
What is chronic traumatic encepha...,
What is the pathophysiology behin...
97
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TBI - 2a Mod-Severe TBI
What is an acquired brain injury,
What are the top 4 causes for acq...,
What age range is the incidence o...
57
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TBI - 2b Mod-Severe TBI
What is the focus of the rla,
What type of responses can be exp...,
What are the 5 main intervention ...
36
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TBI - 3a TBI Acute Management
What are 6 negative influences on...,
What are 4 positive influences on...,
Why is the support of family and ...
56
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Neuro ICU
What are 9 challenges of acute ne...,
What are common cognitive changes...,
What is the focus of care in a ne...
75
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Epilepsy and Seizures
What is a seizure,
Seizure vs epilepsy,
Why do seizures all present diffe...
123
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Parkinsons - 1a/b PD
What nuclei is the basal ganglia ...,
What is the normal function of th...,
How does the basal ganglia influe...
111
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Parkinsons - 2a PT management
The majority of standardized test...,
Which standardized tests recommen...,
What
95
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Tone Management
What is ms tone,
What are anatomical structures th...,
Clinical reasoning do you always ...
69
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ALS
When is the average age of onset,
What is the pathogenesis of als a...,
What is the pathophys that leads ...
71
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PPS
What age is polio most common in ...,
What is a common polio presentati...,
What is the etiology of polio
39
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GBS
What is gbs,
What is the etiology of 75 of gbs...,
What is the pathophys of gbs
78
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Cerebellar Disorders
What are 6 cerebellar functions,
What is the cerebellum s role in ...,
Describe the cerebellum s process...
112
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Multiple Sclerosis
What is the hypothesized etiology...,
What is the pathophys of ms,
What about the pathophys of ms le...
145
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Vestib - intro
What are the 3 main functions of ...,
What is an important challenge in...,
What are 3 central processing com...
39
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vestib - dysfunction: peripheral vs central
What is vor gain,
What is the mechanism that trigge...,
If something is wrong w vestib sy...
34
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vestib - objective exam
What are the 5 main components of...,
What are 8 things to look at in t...,
What are 4 types of misalignments...
35
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vestib - diff dx
What is the importance of asking ...,
What are the main subjective ques...,
What can vertigo be attributed to
44
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vestib - hypofunction & treatment
What does evidence say ab vestibu...,
What are possible etiologies for uvh,
What is a consideration for neuri...
60
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vestib - outcome measures
What are the 4 criteria recommend...,
What are 6 recommended measures f...,
What are 4 recommended outcome me...
4
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vestib - BPPV
What are sx of bppv and what is t...,
What is the typical duration of sx,
What are provocative factors and ...
20
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SCI - 1 intro
What are the most common causes o...,
What is the most common extent of...,
Where does the spinal cord begin ...
57
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SCI - 2 ASIA
International standards of neurol...,
What are the 6 steps for classifi...,
How do you determine if someone i...
54
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SCI 3 - Expected Outcomes
What is the potential for recover...,
What is the potential for recover...,
What are general rules for predic...
75
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SCI 4 - Acute Management
What are the things that need to ...,
What imaging and tests are done a...,
Why is it imporant
81
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SCI 5 - Rehab Considerations
How do pt exam priorities in an i...,
What are 4 primary goals with res...,
What sci are expiratory ms weakne...
62
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SCI 6 - Shoulder Health
What is the prevalence of pain in...,
What are 7 factors which impact s...,
How does age
22
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SCI 7 - Tone Management
Is tone conscious,
Does tone define ms power and str...,
Is ms tone present all the time
23
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SCI 8 - Neuromotor Recovery
What is a critical part when dc a...,
Where is a pt dc if they meet the...,
Where is a pt dc if they don t me...
28
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SCI 9 - HIT
What is the goal with high intens...,
What is high intensity gait train...,
Why is keeping hr over a certain ...
10
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Infectious Diseases of CNS
What are 3 classifications of bra...,
What are 3 classifications of men...,
What are 3 classifications of enc...
76
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HIV
What is the pathogenesis of contr...,
How is hiv most often spread today,
What are modes of transmission fo...
133
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Huntingtons Disease
What tends to be the primary moto...,
What is huntingtons dz,
What is the pathophys of huntingt...
39
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Myasthenia Gravis
What is myasthenia gravis,
What is the pathophysiology of mg,
Is mg hereditary
44
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Functional Neurologic Disorder (FND)
How does mayo clinic define fnd,
Fnd is considered a condition at ...,
What are risk factors for fnd
42
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Green, Yellow, or Red Flag
Seizure,
Autonomic dysreflexia,
Ha worsening at night
18
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