Neuro II exam 1 pt. 4

A powerful pushing away from the less paretic side in sitting, during transfers, during standing & during walking

Gait speed of <0.40 perry et. al or <0.49 fulk et. al

Which of the following symptoms of a brainstem lesion?

Horner's syndrome is a feature of wallenburg's syndrome

Which of the following measures look at upper limb use?

Which of the following standardized assessments target the activity ICF domain? (mult ans)

Locked-in syndrome consists of which of the following? (mult ans)

Cerebellar strokes would present with which of the following? (mult ans)

Glasgow coma scale is the gold standard for coma level

W disappearance of spasticity, individual jt. mvmts become possible & coordination approaches normal

Medial medullary syndrome consists of which of the following? (mult ans)

Recovery begins w a period of flaccidity immediately following acute episode. No mvmt of limbs can be elicited

Which of the following measures look at body function & structure?

Which of the following measures look at function?

Which of the following manifestations of a vertebrobasilar lesion?

Pt's neck flexed to 30 deg & focusing on PTs nose. PT passively turns pt's head to one side. Pt should maintain focus

If progress continues, more difficult mvmt combinations are learned as the basic limb synergies lose their dominance

Horner's syndrome consists of which of the following? (mult ans)

Which of the following symptoms of a internal capsule lesion?

Adduct eye & hold it there. May get physiologic nystagmus

Minimal voluntary movement responses may be present. Spasticity begins to develop

Which of the following joints are most important to consider for flexibility & jt. integrity when it comes to stroke?

Caused by small vessel disease deep in the cerebral white matter. Occur most often in BG, IC, thalamus, & brain stem

CN IV Trochlear is responsible for which eye mm?

Head impulse test: Eyes go with head then snap back

Which of the following standardized assessments target the participation ICF domain?

Some mvmt combinations that do not follow the paths of either synergy are mastered. Spasticity begins to decline

CN III oculomotor is responsible for which eye mm?

Patient focuses on snell chart while PT passively moves their head side to side

Lateral medullary (Wallenburg's) syndrome consists of which of the following? (mult ans)

Which of the following measures look at gait?

Patient gains voluntary control of mvmt synergies, although not full range of all synergy components. Spasticity inc

Which of the following is spared in lacunar strokes?

Which of the following symptoms of a thalamic lesion?

Which of the following measures look at posture & balance?

Pt focuses on moving thing by using pursuit, then a quick saccadic eye mvmt to focus on the next one (cars passing)

CN VI Abducens is responsible for which eye mm?

Which of the following symptoms of a lacunar lesion?

A (+) Head impulse test indicates a problem with which of the following?