A patient who sustained an injury to the superficial peroneal nerve is treated by a PTA.  In which area of the body should the assistant MOST likely expect to find altered sensation?

A PTA is performing CN assessments on a patient.  The patient presents with dilation of the pupil, ptosis of the eye lid. What CN is MOST LIKELY involved?

Damage to which of the following cranial nerves may cause vertigo?

Which CN is responsible for carrying motor & sensory information via parasympathetic nervous system?

A PTA is treating a patient with the following signs and symptoms:  unilateral facial paralysis; inability to close eye on involved side, drooping mouth on involved side.  What is the name of this specific disorder?

Which of the following BEST describes signs & symptoms associated with loss of the Corticospinal Tract at C7 on the right side of the spinal cord 3 hours post injury?

Which of the following clinical signs are considered to be the first signs of an incomplete lesion?

Which of the following syndromes are considered to be incomplete lesions?

Which of the following play a role in maintaining intrathoracic pressure for respiration and assisting the diaphragm to prevent it from dropping?

Which of the following syndromes is considered to be a peripheral nerve injury?