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Question 1

Upper Motor injuries

Answer 1

Hyperreflexia

Question 2

Lower motor injuries involving spinal nerve

Answer 2

Hyporreflexia

Question 3

Grading of Ligamentous Testing (Laxity)

Answer 3

Grade I is 0-5 mm; Grade IV is greater than 15mm

Question 4

Reflexes Grades

Answer 4

0= no response
1= minimal response
2= moderate response
3= brisk, response
4= clonus
1-3 are normal ranges

Question 5

Acute Stage Time frame

Answer 5

48-72 hours

Question 6

Sub-acute time frame

Answer 6

up to 2 months

Question 7

Chronic stage time frame

Answer 7

3-6 months

Question 8

Acute inflammation symptoms

Answer 8

hyperemia, increased cappilary permeability with protein and plasma leakage, swelling, elevated skin temp, and pain at rest that worsens with ROM and RMINS

Question 9

Chronic Inflammation syptoms

Answer 9

minimal or no swelling, elevated temp, pain occurs only at the extremes of ROM, or when moderate to maximal amounts of resistance are placed on tissue; usually requires longer treatment F and D than acute.