Which of the following are areas to be especially attentive on to screen for patients with Down Syndrome due to the increased likelihood of occurring with this disorder. (Please check all that apply)

The physical therapist is working with new geriatric patient with diabetes and notes that the patient continues to run into obstacles that are in their periphery on both sides. When asked the patient reports slow changes in their vision over the last year. What pathology should the physical therapist suspect?

Please match the drug name with the primary reason it is used.  Each is only used once.

The use of aspirin (low dose), Warfarin (an anti-thrombotic), cholesterol lowering drugs, and blood pressure lowering drugs may be used to decrease the risk of a secondary stroke of ischemic origin.

You are treating a patient following a C5 complete spinal cord injury. You come into the hospital room to find the patient supine in bed and quickly recognize that the patient is having an episode of autonomic dysreflexia. What is the FIRST thing you should do?

The primary goal of drugs that are used with patients who have Autism Spectrum Disorder is _____

Patients with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome are more likely to have muscle hypotonia?

Which of the following is a serious complication in chronic osteomyelitis?

Your patient presents with progressive weakness in muscle groups such as the pelvic floor, transverse abdominus, scapular winging and cervical weakness. This would more likely be a myopathy versus a neuropathy.

What is the correct sequence of events (left-to-right order) of development of osteomyelitis in the bone?