Which nerve tract plays an integral role in inhibiting spinal reflexes such as the stretch reflex; allowing for us to carry out voluntary movements? 

Which of the following perceptual deficits would be MOST characteristic of a patient with a lesion in the right hemisphere?

A tumor to the temporal lobe is the next pt’s dx on the PTA’s case list. Which of the following functions would be most affected?

This neurotransmitter is excitatory and used widely by the CNS, but in excess it can cause neuron cell destruction. 

A group of muscles innervated by a spinal nerve is called: 

A physical therapist assistant reviews a medical record of a 66-year-old male with right hemiplegia. The medical record indicates the patient has Broca’s aphasia. Which of the following objective findings is NOT associated with this condition?

A patient presents with resting tremor, bradykinesia, akinesia, postural instability, and rigidity of muscles. These symptoms are associated with decreased dopamine due to degeneration in which area of the brain?

Match the coordinating letter of the Circle of Willis to the corresponding artery    

The PTA is focusing on gait training with a pt who has a neurological d/o. The pt’s gait exhibits an unsteady, WBOS and reeling quality with the trunk exhibiting some irregular, jerky movements. What is the impairment and its site of lesion?

A pt’s 3rd and 4th cranial nerves were damaged in a head on collision. Damage to CNs result in pathology that is considered a __________motor neuron injury and presents as_________ at or below the lesion level.