A person who is sleepwalking is

The fact that dreams feel unplanned and rambling has been attributed to _____________ of the ______________.

The receptor cells for smell are located in a dime-sized, mucus-coated sheet at the top of the nasal cavity called the _______

In the ear, which structure is responsible for transduction?

Self Assessment (2 parts) Choose one learning skill or work habit and explain how you are doing well in this area.  Choose one learning skill or work habit and explain what you would like to improve and how. Learning skills and work habits: Responsibility – fulfills responsibilities, completes work on time, manages own behaviour. Organization – follows a plan for completing work, establishes priorities and manages time. Independent Work – uses class time appropriately, follows instructions with minimal supervision Collaboration – contributes to group work, responds positively to peers, builds healthy relationships with peers. Initiative – demonstrates curiosity and interest, willing to take risks, approaches learning with a positive attitude. Self Regulation – sets goals and monitors them, asks for help when needed, reflects on strengths and needs. 

A physical thearpist evaluates a patient in the inpatient rehabiliation unit with a diagnosis of a right middle cerebral artery stem infarct. Which of the following clinical presentations is most likely?

A physical theapist is working with a patient who has a history of cardiac arrhytmias. During the session, the patient stops responding to questions, appears to have weakness of their right side, and seem confused. The therapist sits the patient down and calls EMS. By the time EMS arrives 10 minutes later, all symptoms have resolved. Which of the following diagnoses is most likely?

A patient 5 weeks postpartum is evaluated in the hospital and found to have elevated intracranial pressure. What diagnosis is most likely?

What structure is responsible for the production of cerebral spinal fluid?

A physical therapist recieves a referral for “falls and decreased balance due to right cerebrovascular accident 6 months ago”. During the evaluation, the therapist finds weakness and cortical sensory loss of the left leg as well as impaired judgement. Which artery was likely involved?