When muscle tone exceeds normal levels and can be felt as resistance to passive elongation of the affected muscle, this is referred to as:

A rhythmic, quick oscillatory, back and forth movement of the eyes is called:

Ambulatory patterns that typically demonstrate a broad base of support, poor upright stance, arms held away from the body to improve support, irregular step patterns, slow to start forward progression initiation with the LE being flung rapidly, and forcefully and audibly hitting the floor is called:

Which term refers to the asexual reproduction process in bacteria?

Which type of microbe is classified by the presence of cilia or flagella?

This clinical scale is used to assess muscle spasticity.

What is the significance of Koch’s postulates in microbiology?

This term refers to the ability to control the center of mass within the boundaries of the base of support; a state of equilibrium.  

Which of the following is NOT a clinical symptom of spasticity?

You are treating a patient with Parkinson’s disease and she is having difficulty executing reaching for cones and difficulty placing them on a target, often missing the target. This patient is exhibiting deficits with smooth, accurate movement and is therefore positive for ____________________ limitations.