Which of the following causes of TBI is NOT a primary cause for injury?

Which of the following is a sympathetic nervous system response that is MORE likely to be present after traumatic brain injury?

When a position elicits mild to moderate dizziness, the patient remains in the provoking position for how long?

Freezing episodes are common in patients with this diagnosis:

A person whose Glascow Coma score is a 10 would be classified as having a:

What is the classification of the altered state of consciousnes for a patient with traumatic brain injury who presents with a completely nonfunctional arousal system; no auditory, visual, cognitive, or communicative function, and is ventilator dependent. 

When fragments of otoconia break away and adhere inside the dome-shaped part of the ampula, this is known as:

The most common positional test used to examine for Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is the:

Match the term with the correct corresponding description.

When working with a patient who has unilateral vestibular dysfunction (UVH), the direct impairments of visual blurring, postural instability, and dysequilibrium will not respond to physical therapy intervention.