Fall 17 comp exam Neuromuscular rehab Flashcards

1
Q

What grasp would you have at year 1?

A

3 jaw chuck

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2
Q

What scale shows percent delay?

A

PDMS

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3
Q

Which reflex would you expect to integrate by 9 months?

A

supporting Rxns

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4
Q

NDT core principle

A

creative interventions

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5
Q

Which brunstrumm stage would you expect the patient to move out of synergy?

A

stage IV

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6
Q

APGAR, what is is testing?

A

appearance, pulse, grimace, activity, respiration

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7
Q

When do babies 1st learn to prone prop?

A

4 months

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8
Q

When do babies begin to creep?

A

7-10 months

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9
Q

Startle reflex?

A

Moro reflex

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10
Q

When do babies extend their head for STNR?

A

UE extended and LE flexed

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11
Q

What blood flow is affected if the patient has brocas aphasia?

A

Middle cerebral artery

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12
Q

For a Right hemisphere stroke, pt demonstrated?

A

L sided neglect, reckless

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13
Q

Patient has tone in all extremities, LE more involved

A

spastic diplegia

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14
Q

R hemiplegia and side stepping, compensate for weak abductors

A

list to L side, the contralateral side

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15
Q

What is not seen with ALS?

A

change in mental cognition

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16
Q

What to work on w/ patients with DMD?

A

stretching and functional activities

17
Q

Patient walks hands up legs to stand up, what is it signifying ?

A

DMD, gowers maneuver

18
Q

What is most appropriate to begin w/ patients who have hemianopsia?

A

most conservative

19
Q

Patient is supine w/ legs extended and arms flexed

A

decorticate

20
Q

Patient roll over, rhythmic initiation

A

relax and let me move you

21
Q

To increase strength in prone

A

alternating isometrics

22
Q

Improve strength throughout range

A

repeated contraction

23
Q

Stimulus on baby’s cheek to make them turn that way

A

rooting

24
Q

What innervates the fib brevis

A

superficial peroneal

25
Q

TBI patient gets fatigued throughout 60 minute session in home care, what would you do

A

take breaks dumbass

26
Q

Which has a long trunk and proportionally long arms

A

klinefelters syndrome

27
Q

Shift weight to reach for something

A

controlled mobility

28
Q

which of these would not happen at 7 month mark?

A

creeping reciprocally

29
Q

When falling with crutches, what do you do 1st?

A

throw the crutches

30
Q

Down syndrome presents as?

A

Hypotonia

31
Q

What would help a patient walk upright?

A

Posterior walker

32
Q

What would a patient w/ ankylosing spondylosis look like?

A

increased kyphosis and decreased lordosis

33
Q

optic nerve test and radiator test?

A

Visual field testing

34
Q

Considerations for pts w/MS?

A

avoid heat and over exertion

35
Q

W sitting leads to…

A

hip dysplasia

36
Q

Concussion

A

fear of receiving a 2nd TBI