Utilizando la función correspondiente, entrega el porcentaje (%) correspondiente al bono de productividad para todos los trabajadores:

During examination, a patient demonstrates inability to close the right eye tightly and has drooping of the right side of the mouth. Sensation over the face is intact. Which cranial nerve is MOST likely involved?

A patient diagnosed with Parkinson disease presents with bradykinesia, resting tremor, and rigidity. These symptoms are MOST directly associated with decreased levels of which neurotransmitter?

During a therapy session, a patient reaches forward to pick up a cup from a table while standing. The therapist observes that the patient activates postural muscles before lifting the cup to maintain balance. This type of postural adjustment is best described as:

Mr. Kisner prepares to lift a large box that he assumes is very heavy. He activates his trunk and lower extremity muscles with excessive force prior to lifting. When the box turns out to be very light, he experiences a slight loss of balance. Which type of postural control error BEST explains this situation?

Lisa Martin, age 31, was involved in a motor vehicle accident and sustained injuries to her head and back. She is referred to physical therapy for gait training. Ms. Martin demonstrates a wide base of support with high stepping, significant lateral sway, unequal step length, and continually looks down at her feet while walking. This gait pattern is most indicative of an impairment to which sensory system?

Matching: (Match the mCTSIB test condition with the system that is facilitated)

Mr. Davis, age 65, is participating in physical therapy for balance deficits following a mild stroke. He demonstrates impaired proprioception and decreased anticipatory postural control. The PTA plans to progress his treatment using principles of sensory integration and postural control. Which of the following progressions BEST represents a safe and effective sequence?

A patient demonstrates hoarseness, difficulty swallowing, and an absent gag reflex during examination. Which cranial nerve is MOST likely impaired?

The supervising PT asks the PTA to work on dynamic postural control (controlled mobility) with the patient.  Which of the following would not be an appropriate choice for the activity?