You have a patient who has weakness throughout her right upper extremity.  You are  working on static holding in the quadruped position.  She has improved her shoulder stability and strength over the past week, and you would now like to work on the weakness surrounding her right elbow.  You are going to place your hands on her to assist with this exercise.  Which of the following locations is the least beneficial place to put your hand, in order to work on control at the elbow?

Which of the following statement regarding positioning is true?

Your patient has a complete T1 spinal cord injury.  Which of the following will your patient be unable to perform?

Which of the following best describes the majority of patients who have a spinal cord injury?

You have just gotten your patient back into bed.  He had a stroke 3 weeks ago.  You are now going to position him because he will probably be in the bed for the next two hours.  Which of the following would be the most ideal position for the patient if you are going to lie him supine?

Extra Credit: Summer is around the corner and to prepare, you are performing a push-up exercise. While lowering your body/chest toward the floor, which of the following is occurring?

The anterior longitudinal ligament (of the vertebral column) limits which of the following movements?

Which of the following prosthesis components is always made of custom molded plastic?

Your patient has a spinal cord injury due to hyperextension of the cervical spine.  She can walk, but has weakness in her hands.  Given this information, which of the following specific types of incomplete lesions does this patient most likely have?

Which of the following patients will likely present with a flaccid (non-reflexive) bowel and bladder?