Which of the following PNF techniques is BEST defined as an isotonic contraction of the agonist followed by an isotonic contraction of the antagonist? 

Scenario Questions 7-9 Setting: Long term rehab Gender: female Age: 49 Presenting Problem/Current Condition L sided CVA  Past Medical History Hypertension Obesity Lives with her daughter Physical Therapy Examination(s) Static sitting = fair Dynamic sitting =fair  Supine to sit=Min A Sit to stand=Min-Mod Static Standing = Fair with BUE Dynamic Standing= Poor with BUE Transfers=Mod A Gait 5′ Max A Vital sign                    Before activity    During activityBlood pressure          142/86 mm Hg    120/70 mm HgHeart rate                  82 bpm    155 bpmOxygen saturation    93%    90% Patients Goal: return to home with her daughter as quickly as possible. She has no insurancePT Goal:  Sitting and standing balance-Good Independent Transfers/Transitions I gait with or without AD x 500 feet PT POC:  Neuro re-education techniques to meet PT goal.            Which of the following is the most likely the cause of the change in vitals?

Which of the following does not promote neuroplasticity on its own? 

Which of the following forms of neuroplasticity does the adult rehabilitation setting focus on?

Which of the following is the FIRST level that a patient with a SCI would be able to perform short distance ambulation in the home and community?

The first level that the infraspinatus muscle becomes available in a SCI patient is ___________?

For bed mobility progression, which of the following could occur FIRST secondary to weakness as assessed by recording myotomes?

A patient with C5 quadraplegia would have all of the following muscles available except__________?

______________ varies greatly among individuals with MS and __________ correlated with the level of physical impairment or disability. 

Which of the following accurately describes the idea of using autonomy to enhance motor learning?