What is the term for the nystagmus seen in cupulolithiasis-type BPPV of the horizontal canal?

Which of the following methods is the MOST appropriate way to assess the vestibular component of balance?

A patient referred to physical therapy with a diagnosis of “dizziness” reports the following during subjective history: Symptoms began 1 week ago and are intermittent. They are described as “room spinning” and last 30 seconds when the patient transitions from sit to supine or rolls over onto their side in bed. Mild associated nausea noted at first, but has improved. There are no symptoms at rest or with generic head movement.  No cochlear complaints reported  No red flag signs Which vestibular condition is MOST likely based on this subjective history?

Which of the following examinations of gaze stability would you expect to be abnormal (positive test) in a person with unilateral peripheral vestibular loss?

What is the etiology / pathophysiology for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)?

Otoconia are normally found on what structure within the vestibular labyrinth?

Which of the following types of nystagmus is MOST concerning for potential central nervous system pathology?

Which of the following statements is most consistent with current practice guidelines for post-intervention education recommendations for a person that has been treated for BPPV?

In Q11, what is the average number of calls waiting in the queue?

Which of the following is not a type of validity evidence