After an episode of Autonomic Dysreflexia, signs and symptoms never resolve in individuals with spinal cord injury.

Cranial nerves that are typically involved with ALS include: 

Recovery of motor function generally plateaus about 6 to 9 months after injury. 

A person who has this type of attention deficit would not be allowed to drive a car most likely. 

You are treating a patient with MS who presents with staggering, uneven steps, with poor foot placement and frequent loss of balance that resembles drunkenness.  Your patient is exhibiting what type of gait?

Your patient is experiencing orthostatic hypotension.  What should be your immediate response to modify the treatment session to decrease her symptoms?

Currently, an appropriate test to determine and measure a patient’s current level of function is the:

A good prognostic indicator of recovery of motor function in a patient with a SCI would be a patient with an ASIA classification of:

Random, spontaneous twitching of muscle fibers often seen through the skin of patients with ALS are known as:

This tool is used to assess the degree of spasticity in the affected limbs of patients with central nervous system disorders such as stroke, TBI, cerbral palsy, etc.