Which of the following ideas are correct when considering the environment when working with a patient? 

Which of the following below correctly identifies the area of the brain where primary disturbances in the dopamine systems produce bradykinetic syndromes? 

Which of the following mechanisms is an effective way to help inhibit spasticity in a patient diagnosed with MS? 

Dx:  Multiple SclerosisPT Eval:  Hypotonic  RUEPT POC:  Increase tone RUE   Which of the following treatment strategies should be utilized with this patient?

Which of the following activity is an effective way to help patients with multiple sclerosis and their therapists initiate training sessions and provide energy effectiveness strategies?

The first level that the Quadratus Lumborum muscle becomes available in a SCI patient is_________?

PT Problem:  Pt has difficulty standing from regular chair without armrests      PT Goal:  Independent with sit to stand transitions from chair.      PT POC:  PNF techniques to meet PT goal.      Which of the following will BEST meet the PT goal within the POC?

A PTA is working with a T1 SCI patient on progressions of wheelchair mechanics in the rehabilitation gym. The PTA notices that the patient begins to demonstrate profuse sweating in areas above the injury, constricted pupils, and restlessness. The patient also reports a dull headache and blurred vision. What is the INITIAL response the PTA should perform?

Which of the following is the FIRST level that a patient with a SCI would be able to perform short distance ambulation in the home and community?

A PTA is working on strengthening with a patient who sustained a SCI at C7.  The patient is performing scapular pushups in the prone on forearms position. How is the primary muscle working as the patient performs the lift part of the push up?