A patient presents with symptoms of neck pain with headaches and reports anxiety, hypervigilance, and difficulty concentrating following a recent traumatic emotional event. Which of the following management strategies should the physical therapist do?

A patient presents to physical therapy following a concussion that occurred 4 months ago. Currently, the patient reports feeling of unsteadiness, particularly when standing or walking and riding in a car and dizziness described as non-spinning. They report feeling very anxious especially when being in a crowded environment. During the physical examination, the physical therapist observes a rigid body posture with minimal trunk movement when the patient attempts to balance on a tilting surface. Which of the following conditions is most likely contributing to the patient’s symptoms?

A patient presents to the clinic with a traumatic brain injury. They are non ambulatory and have severe hypertonia. What orthotic is most indicated for this patient?

A patient presents with with a sudden onset of a severe headache described as the “worst headache of their life” accompanied by neck stiffness and photophobia. Which of the following actions should be the physical therapists next step?

True or false: the right hemisphere is mainly concerned with creativity, abstract thought and artistic ability in right handed people

Which TWO structures are affected in a pateint that suffers from Alzheimer’s disease

Which TWO arteries form the circle of Wilis? 

Which structure forms the lateral surface of the diencephalon? 

What type of nucleus is the inferior olivary nucleus? 

Whuch nucleus of the cerebellum is continous with the superior cerebellar peduncle?