A patient presents to physical therapy with new onset of fac…
A patient presents to physical therapy with new onset of facial droop on the right side. The therapist observes that the patient is unable to raise their eyebrow, unable to smile or puff their cheek, and is unable to close their eye on the right. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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A physical therapist attempts to select an appropriate intervention to treat a patient who has a 10 degree limitation in knee extension. Based on joint arthrokinematics, which of the following mobilization techniques would be MOST appropriate?
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Your patient is coming to outpatient therapy for an increase in falls and decreased balance. The patient reports that they had a right cerebrovascular accident 6 months ago, but does not know which artery was involved. During the evaluation you find that the patient has weakness and sensory loss of the left leg, frontal lobe behavioral abnormalities, and left hemineglect. Which specific artery was MOST likely affected?
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