A PTA is re-testing light touch sensation on a patient with complete C6 tetraplegia.  What site would the patient MOST likely NOT have intact sensation?

Match the correct isomer terms with their closest definitions

In roots, which structure(s) increases surface area for the absorption of water and minerals from the soil?

Identify the saturated fatty acid by clicking the letter next to the correct structure.

A patient with a C7 SCI is lying supine on a flat bed and complaining of difficulty breathing.  Which one of the following WOULD NOT assist the patient in relieving dyspnea?

A PTA completes a work site analysis for a patient with a T10 paraplegia.  The patient is employed in the IT department of an insurance company and relies on a wheelchair for daily locomotion.  Which one of the following is likely to be the MOST significant architectural barrier for this patient?

Whisk Ferns and Horsetails are more closely related to which group of plants?

An 11-month-old child with cerebral palsy attempts to maintain a quadruped position.  Which reflex would interfere with this activity if it were NOT integrated?

A PTA is treating an 8-month-old baby and notes that the baby becomes fussy when handled, does not like cuddling, and does not like to wear clothes.  This baby could be considered:

A PTA is to begin gait training with a patient diagnosed with a CVA.  The results of an MMT of the affected side include:  Hip flexion 2+/5; Hip extension 3/5; Knee flexion 3+/5; Knee extension 3+/5; Ankle DF 3/5; Ankle PF 3/5.  Based upon the minimum strength necessary, where will the PTA MOST LIKELY need to assist AND/OR block during gait training?