Which of the following is MOST LIKELY to have loss of ability to learn new information and personality changes as some of the earliest signs of this degenerative disease?

Which of the following is described as the chief sensory relay station to the cerebral cortex?

A The Ranchos Los Amigos Scale for patients with brain injury describes level of function with relation to:

A PTA is seeing a patient who reports numbness and tingling in the right hand after falling asleep with his arm hanging over the arm rest of a chair.  The patient exhibits an inability to extend the wrist, extend the fingers or thumb, and hyperesthesia of the dorsum of his hand.   The assistant would report to the PT that the patient was demonstrating diminished sensation in the distribution of which peripheral nerve?

A patient presents with loss of the corneal reflex.  Which of the following cranial nerves are MOST LIKELY involved?

The Sympathetic division of the ANS is responsible for all of the following EXCEPT________?

Which of the following is a lower motor neuron lesion?

Which of the following patients would MOST LIKELY NOT be at risk for Autonomic Dysreflexia?

A PTA is assessing a patient’s tone by passively moving their extremity.   The PTA feels resistance to passive movement.  The resistance is jerky as muscles tense and relax.   This finding would MOST LIKELY be classified as ___________?

A PTA assesses the L5 dermatome by:________________________?