Which of the following is described as the chief sensory relay station to the cerebral cortex?

Which of the following BEST describes where unconscious proprioception in the brain?

A PTA is assessing a patient’s tone by passively moving their extremity.   The PTA feels resistance to passive movement.  The resistance is jerky as muscles tense and relax.   This finding would MOST LIKELY be classified as ___________?

A patient presents with loss of the corneal reflex.  Which of the following cranial nerves are MOST LIKELY involved?

The sympathetic nervous system and the parasympathetic nervous system are differentiated by all of the following EXCEPT

A PTA instructs a patient to point with their other UE to where the PTA touches them.  The PTA is assessing ______________?

A PTA is scheduled to perform assessments on a patient with a Level I rating on the TBI Ranchos Los Amigos Scale The PTA SHOULD perform all of the following assessments EXCEPT_______________?

A PTA is performing several assessment procedures on a patient with an unknown diagnosis.  The PTA notes that the patient’s great toe flexes when stroked along the lateral aspect of their foot then up across the ball of their foot.   Which of the following BEST describes how the PTA should document this response ________________________?

A patient with Parkinson’s disease demonstrates a highly stereotyped gait pattern characterized by impoverished movement. Which activity is the least appropriate treatment option for the PTA to use to improve gait?

A PTA is treating a patient 16 weeks post C6 SCI.  The PTA just transferred the patient to the wheelchair and placed the patient’s feet on the footplates of the wheelchair.  The patient’s right leg began to move involuntarily with rapid contractions.  Which of the following actions SHOULD the PTA take?