A congenital spinal defect in which there is no herniation of spinal cord or meninges is called:

Motor function of swallowing is associated with which one of the following cranial nerves?

A person with complete transection of the spinal cord in the cervical area will experience quadriplegia. This statement is:

Pernicious anemia is typically treated with:

Antihistamine drugs are MOST BENEFICIAL in the treatment of:

Cerebral palsy is a result of:

The fourth cranial nerve is typically associated with movement of the:

Matching: An OTA must be aware of certain precautions and signs while working with patients with complex medical conditions. Match the proper precautions/characteristics associated with the medical condition(s) listed below. Choose the response that BEST fits the condition.

An OTA is working with a 14-year-old student with a right CVA who is exhibiting signs of unilateral neglect. One of the OT goals is for the student to complete his math homework independently. Which of the following actions is a typical manifestation of unilateral neglect in CVA?

Match the following using the Rule of 9’s for adult burn injuries— i.e. total body surface areas involved for the associated percentage of burns.