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Neuroanatomy: Anatomical Divisions of the Nervous System
What are the components of the pr...,
What are the components of the te...,
What are the components of the di...
22
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BRAIN
What are the components of the te...,
What structure connects the botto...,
What fissure separates the two ce...
19
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Diencephalon
What is the diencephalon 1,
What is the thalamus and its majo...,
What is the major functioning of ...
7
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Midbrain (Mesencephalon)
What is the function of the midbr...,
What are the components of the te...,
What are the major componenents o...
3
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Hindbrain Rhombencephalon
What are the components of the hi...,
What is the cerebellum and its ma...,
What are the divisions of the cer...
9
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Brainstem
What is the brainstem composed of 1,
What is the primary functions of ...
2
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Blood Supply to the Brain
Brains blood supply components 1,
What portion of the brain does th...,
What are possible deficits caused...
24
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Supporting Systems to the Brain and Spinal Cord
What are the meninges and their f...,
What is the dura mater 2,
What space is found between the d...
26
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Spinal Cord
What is the spinal cord and its f...,
Which structure contain in the sp...,
What spinal region contains the l...
9
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Spinal Cord: Ascending Tracts
Cuneocerebellar tract 1,
Fasciculus cuneatus posterior or ...,
Fasciculus gracilis posterior or ...
10
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Spinal Cord: Decending Tracts
Corticospinal tract anterior 1,
Corticospinal tract lateral 2,
What can damage to the corticospi...
8
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Peripheral Nervous System
Where do sensory nerve originate 1,
Where do motor nerves originate 2,
Where do sympathetic nerves origi...
19
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Classification of Peripheral Nerves
A fiber characteristics 1,
A alpha fibers 2,
A beta fibers 3
10
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Cervical Spine: Nerve Root Dermatomes, Myotomes, Reflexes and Parasthetic Areas
C1 dermatome 1,
C2 dermatome 2,
C3 dermatome 3
20
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Lumbar Spine: Nerve Root Dermatomes, Myotomes, Reflexes and Parasthetic Areas
L1 dermatome 1,
L2 dermatome 2,
L3 dermatome 3
13
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Cranial Nerves
Cn 1 olfactory nerve 1,
Cn 2 optic 2,
Cn 3 oculomotor 3
12
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Cranial Nerve Testing Procedures
Cn1 olfactory 1,
Cn2 optic 2,
Cn3 oculomotor 3
20
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Nerves of the Brachial Plexus and Muscles
Dorsal scapular nerve 1,
Long thoracic nerve 2,
Nerve to subclavius 3
13
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Lower Extremity Innervation
Sciatic nerve tibial division 1,
Sacral plexus 2,
Sciatic nerve common peroneal div...
12
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Superficial Reflex Testing
Abdominal reflex 1,
Corneal blink reflex 2,
Cremasteric reflex 3
5
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Deep Tendon Reflexes
How are reflexes graded 1,
Reflex grading 0 2,
Reflex grading 1 3
6
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Deep Tendon Reflex Testing
Biceps tendon reflex 1,
Brachioradialis tendon 2,
Triceps tendon 3
8
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Screening if superficial, deep and cortical sensations
Barognosis 1,
Deep pain 2,
Graphesthesia 3
12
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Abnormalities in Sensory Perception
Allodynia 1,
Analgesia 2,
Anesthesia 3
11
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Peripheral Nerve Lesions
Double crush syndrome 1,
Mononeuropathy 2,
Neuroma 3
6
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Classification of Acute Nerve Injuries: Neuropraxia, Axonotmesis, Neurotmesis
Neuropraxia 1,
Symptoms of neuropraxia 2,
Axonotmesis 3
6
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Peripheral Nerve Injuries: Typical Etiologies
Axillary 1,
Musculocutaneous 2,
Radial 3
11
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Girl Am I an Upper or Lower Motor Lesion?
Cerebral palsy 1,
Hydrocephalus 2,
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 3
19
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Upper vs Lower Motor Neurons
Umnd reflexes 1,
Umnd atrophy 2,
Umnd fasciculations 3
8
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Involuntary movements/movement disorders and terminology
Athetosis 1,
Chorea 2,
Dystonia 3
21
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Modified Ashworth Scale
What is the modified ashworth sca...,
Grade 0 2,
Grade 1 3
10
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Balance
Somatosensory input 1,
Challenging the somatosensory sys...,
Visual input 3
17
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Vertigo
What is vertigo 1,
What is benign paroxysmal positio...,
How long does bppv last 3
10
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Vertigo Pathology Central or Peripheral?
Bppv 1,
Meniere s disease 2,
Infection 3
10
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Characteristics of Central vs. Peripheral Nystagmus
Central lesion direction of nysta...,
Central lesion visual fixation 2,
Central lesion vertigo 3
10
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Balance Test and Measures
Berg balance scale bbs 1,
Fregly graybiel ataxia test batte...,
Fugyl meyer sensorimotor assessme...
7
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Communication Disorders
What is aphasia 1,
What characteristics are often as...,
What is fluent aphasia 3
10
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Medical Procedures/Testing for Neurological Dysfunction
Cerebral angiography 1,
Computed tomography ct 2,
Discography 3
11
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Antiepileptic Agents
What is are the actions of antiep...,
What are common drug classificati...,
What are indications for using a ...
6
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Anti Spasticity Agents
What is the action 1,
What are the indications 2,
What are the side effects 3
5
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Cholinergic Agents
How do direct cholinergic stimula...,
How do indirect acting cholinergi...,
What are the indications 3
7
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Dopamine Replacement Agents
Action 1,
Indications 2,
Side effects 3
5
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Muscle Relaxant Agents
Action 1,
Indications 2,
Side effects 3
5
cards
Alzheimer's Disease
What is alzheimer s disease 1,
Etiology 2,
Early stage signs and symptoms 3
19
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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
What is als and what causes als 1,
What attributes to umn signs and ...,
Etiology 3
18
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Bell's Palsy
What is bell s palsy 1,
Etiology 2,
Signs and symptoms 3
9
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)
What is cts 1,
Etiology 2,
Signs and symptoms 3
22
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Cerebellar Disorders
Etiology congenital malformations 1,
Etiology hereditary friedreich s ...,
Etiology spinocerebellar ataxias 3
12
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Diabetic Neuropathy
What is diabetic neuropathy 1,
Etiology 2,
Signs and symptoms 3
8
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Epilepsy (bronze)
What is epilepsy 1,
Etiology 2,
Signs and symptoms 3
13
cards
Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS)
What is gbs 1,
Etiology 2,
Signs and symptoms 3
20
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Huntington's Disease
What is hd aka huntington s chorea 1,
Etiology 2,
What will patients initially pres...
16
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Multiple Sclerosis (GOLD)
What is ms 1,
Etiology 2,
Signs and symptoms 3
22
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Myasthenia Gravis
What is mg 1,
Eitiology 2,
Sign and symptoms 3
7
cards
Parkinson's Disease
What is pd 1,
Etiology 2,
Signs and symptoms 3
4
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Post-Polio Syndrome
What is post polio syndrome 1,
Etiology 2,
Signs and symptoms 3
4
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Primary and Secondary Risk Factors that can lead to a CVA
Hypertension 1,
Cardiac disease or arrhythmias 2,
Diabetes mellitus 3
10
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Types of Cerebrovascular Accidents
What is a transient ischemic atta...,
Completed stroke 2,
Stroke in evolution 3
11
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Characteristics of a CVA
Left hemisphere 1,
Right hemisphere 2,
Brainstem 3
4
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Upper Limb Synergy Pattern
Flexor synergy scapula 1,
Flexor synergy shoulder 2,
Flexor synergy elbow 3
14
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Lower Limb Synergy Pattern
Flexor synergy hip 1,
Flexor synergy knee 2,
Flexor synergy ankle 3
8
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CVA Tests and Measures
National institue of health nih s...,
Functional independence measure f...,
Stroke impact scale 3
4
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Motor Learning
What is adam s closed loop theory 1,
What is schmidt s schema theory 2
2
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The Three Stage Model of Motor Learning
What is the cognitive stage of le...,
Characteristics of the cognitive ...,
What is the associative stage of ...
6
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Types of Feedback
What is intrinsic inherent feedba...,
What is extrinsic augmented feedb...,
What is knowledge of results 3
5
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Types of Practice
What is physical practice 1,
What is mental practice 2,
What is massed practice 3
12
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Motor Control: Key Terminology
Closed system model 1,
Compensation 2,
Habituation 3
17
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Carr and Shepherd: Motor Relearning Approach
What is she who is she 1,
What factors should be included i...,
Closed motor skill 3
6
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Bobath: Neurodevelopmental Treatment
What is bobath ndt 1,
Assumptions incorporated into ndt 2,
Facillitation 3
8
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Brunnstrom: Movement Therapy in Hemiplegia
What is brunnstrom 1,
Associated reaction 2,
Homolateral synkinesis 3
7
cards
Brunnstrom Stages of Recovery
Stage 1 1,
Stage 2 2,
Stage 3 3
7
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Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
What is pnf 1,
Chopping 2,
Developmental sequence 3
5
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Types of Spinal Cord Injuries
Complete lesion 1,
Incomplete lesion 2,
Anterior cord syndrome 3
17
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ASIA Impairment Scale
Asia a 1,
Asia b 2,
Asia c 3
5
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Classification of Level of Injury
Motor level 1,
Motor index scoring 2,
Sensory level 3
3
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Key Muscles (ASIA) [Sensory Testing pg: 296]
C5 1,
C6 2,
C7 3
10
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Levels of Motor Control (pg 291)
Mobility 1,
Stability 2,
Controlled mobility 3
4
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PNF Techniques (Exercise Descriptions) (pg.292)
Agonisitic rerversals ar 1,
Alternating isometrics ai 2,
Contract relax cr 3
12
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Neuromuscular and Nervous System Terminology
Agnosia 1,
Agraphethesia 2,
Agraphia 3
30
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Glascow Coma Scale
What is the gcs used for 1,
Severe brain injury range 2,
Moderate brain injury range 3
23
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Types of Memory Impairments
Anterograde amnesia 1,
Contributing factors to anterogra...,
Post traumatic amnesia 3
4
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Rancho Los Amigos Levels of Cognitive Functioning
I no response 1,
Il generalized response 2,
Iii localized response 3
9
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Potential Complications of Spinal Cord Injury
Deep vein thrombosis dvt 1,
What is the term for a blood clot...,
Why are patients with sci more at...
20
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Potential Complications of Spinal Cord Injury (Pressure Ulcers)
What are causes of pressure ulcers 1,
Most common areas susceptible to ...,
Factors associated with developin...
8
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Categories of Motor Skills
Gross motor skills 1,
Fine motor skills 2,
Discrete motor skills 3
7
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Types of Practice Schedules
Massed practice 1,
Distributed practice 2,
Blocked practice 3
9
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Feedback and Schedules
Concurrent feedback 1,
Terminal feedback 2,
Immediate feedback 3
7
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Theories of Motor Learning
What is adams closed loop theory 1,
What is schmidt s schema theory 2,
Recall schema 3
7
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