ROOD – You are assisting with a gait assessment of a patient in Level 4. Which of the following is a correct assessment of the gait characteristics in this level?

HIV and pregnancy are two serious conditions that complicate Malaria infections

ROOD – You have been successful in improving your patient’s mobility and would now like to initiate activities to improve stability. Which of the following would be an appropriate position to achieve this?

From the Promeds since Exam 1, which of the following is NOT present in Nigeria?

ROOD – While in quadruped a patient does push-ups, using equal weight-bearing on both the affected and unaffected upper extremities. Rood would describe this activity as all except…

BRUNNSTROM – The plan of care indicates that the patient presents in Stage 3 of Brunnstrom’s Stages of Recovery with UE flexion synergy dominance. Which of the following would you expect to encounter?

New World Screwworm larvae enter the blood stream and lodge in the liver.

PNF – Which of the following is true regarding PNF techniques?

Which of the following does NOT influence the “Valley of Death”?

ROOD – A patient is short sitting on a low mat with a piece of TheraBand looped around their right leg at the knee. The opposite side of the TheraBand loop is grasped in their right hand. The right arm is outstretched in 90° of flexion and the patient is being asked to move the arm upward into flexion to approximately 140°, resulting in the TheraBand becoming tighter and tighter. What is the result of this activity?