A microscopic animal with a pair of ciliated trochal disks forming a feeding crown or “corona” would belong to Phylum

An animal with an incomplete, branching digestive system would belong to Phylum

Which of the following are two common intervention strategies for the early stages of ALS?

During a treatment session with your patient who sustained a T4 SCI, you are working on transitions from supine→side lying→sitting.  Your patient begins to complain of (c/o) blurred vision, ringing in her ears, lightheadedness, and states she feels like fainting once you sit her up.  She is most likely experiencing: 

Motor and/or sensory impairments of all or part of the trunk and both lower extremities, resulting from lesions of the thoracic or lumbar spinal cord or cauda equina is known as paraplegia.

Interventions directed at promoting postural control in patients with MS should first focus on activities in which of the following positions?

Spinal shock lasts about 1 to 6 months before resolving completely. 

Which of the following examples BEST reflects the concepts of selective stretching that may directly impact functional recovery for a patient who has a C6 SCI?

Which of the following conditions can result in a pseudoexacerbation in patients with Multiple Sclerosis?

This type of MS is a less common form and is characterized by nearly continuous worsening of the disease from the onset without distinct attacks.