BRUNNSTROM – With the patient short sitting on a mat and you kneeling behind them, you ask the patient to cross their arms, using the unaffected hand to support the elbow of the affected extremity. You then ask them lean backwards and then lift their affected hip into flexion. This activity will facilitate all of the following except…

Wild type varicella virus is restricted to Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The Hygiene Hypothesis advocates for antibacterial soaps and C-section births.

PNF – You are using the D2 flexion & extension pattern for the upper extremities to increase the patients ROM. The most effective command to use would be…

BRUNNSTROM – You observe a patient attempting to take a step with the affected extremity. However the resulting motion includes plantarflexion and inversion. These motions are components of which synergy pattern?

PNF – While working with a local athletic team one of the players complains of pain and is found to have pronounced weakness in the scapular retractors. Which technique below would be the most appropriate for this muscle group?

Which of the following is NOT true of Lyme disease?

ROOD – You are assisting with a gait assessment of a patient in Level 4. Which of the following is a correct assessment of the gait characteristics in this level?

ROOD – You have been successful in improving your patient’s mobility and would now like to initiate activities to improve stability. Which of the following would be an appropriate position to achieve this?

HIV and pregnancy are two serious conditions that complicate Malaria infections