A PTA evaluates a patient with UMN lesion signs. Which clinical finding would MOST likely be present?

A patient presents with diminished pain and temperature sensation on the right side of the body and motor weakness on the left side. This presentation MOST likely indicates a lesion in which structure?

Which myotome is MOST likely affected if a patient demonstrates weakness in wrist extension?

Which cranial nerve is MOST likely affected in a patient presenting with dysphagia and loss of gag reflex?

A patient with right MCA stroke demonstrates left hemiparesis and spatial neglect. Which intervention would BEST address spatial neglect during therapy?

A PTA tests a patient’s ability to distinguish between sharp and dull sensations on the lower extremity. Which spinal tract is being assessed?

A PTA treats a patient with post-stroke hemiparesis using alternating isometrics. What is the PRIMARY goal of this technique?

A PTA treats a patient with stroke who exhibits spasticity and poor control of arm movements. Which PNF pattern would MOST effectively promote reaching to the contralateral side?

Which of the following BEST differentiates an upper motor neuron lesion from a lower motor neuron lesion?

A PTA plans interventions for a patient with postural hypotension. Which initial treatment approach is MOST appropriate?