A patient has a spinal cord injury on the right side at T8. The entire right spinal cord was destroyed at T8. The neurological level of the injury is T7. You assess sharp/dull discrimination. Where would you expect to observe deficits two days after the injury?

A patient has a spinal cord injury on the right side at T8. The entire right spinal cord was destroyed at T8. The neurological level of the injury is T7. You assess two-point discrimination. Where would you expect to observe deficits two days after the injury? 

Which of the following involuntary muscle contractions is ALWAYS pathological (indicates an injury)?

Truncal ataxia may be seen after injury to which region of the central nervous system?

Activation of the direct pathway in the basal ganglia has which of the following effects on the medial and lateral activating systems? Pick all of the correct answers (pick 2). There is one answer for the medial systems and one answer for the lateral systems.

In the sympathetic nervous system, the preganglionic neuron releases __________________, which binds to ____________ receptors on the postganglionic neuron.

Where does the lateral corticospinal tract cross the midline of the nervous system?

Which region of the cerebellum is associated with fine movement of the hands?

A patient has a spinal cord injury on the right side at T8. The entire right spinal cord was destroyed at T8. The neurological level of the injury is T7. You assess two-point discrimination. Where would you expect to observe deficits three months after the injury? 

A patient has a spinal cord injury on the right side at T8. The entire right spinal cord was destroyed at T8. The neurological level of the injury is T7. You assess motor function at the L1 level. What type of motor impairments would you expect to see three months after the injury?