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Vestibular sedatives are most likely to be helpful with addressing what kind 
of symptoms: - answer-1. Vertigo 
Sedatives such as Diazepam (Valium) and Meclizine (Antivert) are helpful 
in reducing acute vertigo. Valium is typically utilized for severe vertigo, 
followed by...
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Vestibular sedatives are most likely to be helpful with addressing what kind 
of symptoms: - answer-1. Vertigo 
Sedatives such as Diazepam (Valium) and Meclizine (Antivert) are helpful 
in reducing acute vertigo. Valium is typically utilized for severe vertigo, 
followed by...
Vestibular Test Questions with correct 
answers 
Posterior Canal - answer-What is the most common canal affected with 
BPPV? 
Vestibulo-ocular Reflex (VOR) - answer-What vestibular reflex helps to 
maintain stable gaze during head movement? 
In the Utricle and Saccule - answer-Where are the otoliths...
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answers 
Posterior Canal - answer-What is the most common canal affected with 
BPPV? 
Vestibulo-ocular Reflex (VOR) - answer-What vestibular reflex helps to 
maintain stable gaze during head movement? 
In the Utricle and Saccule - answer-Where are the otoliths...
Exam 1: Vestibular Rehab and Concussion 
questions and answers 
vertigo, lightheadedness, disequilibrium 
what are 3 types of "dizziness" a patient may describe? 
vertigo 
type of dizziness described as a sensation of spinning, like after getting off 
of a merry go round; would cue you to suspect ...
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questions and answers 
vertigo, lightheadedness, disequilibrium 
what are 3 types of "dizziness" a patient may describe? 
vertigo 
type of dizziness described as a sensation of spinning, like after getting off 
of a merry go round; would cue you to suspect ...
vestibular questions/neuro exam 
questions with latest answers 
1. When we take off on a plane, the otoliths are detecting - answer-The 
acceleration of the plane 
The tilt of the plane on ascent 
Your patient, V.S., complains of dizziness and loss of balance. What is not 
a possible cause of these ...
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1. When we take off on a plane, the otoliths are detecting - answer-The 
acceleration of the plane 
The tilt of the plane on ascent 
Your patient, V.S., complains of dizziness and loss of balance. What is not 
a possible cause of these ...
Three tests for central vestibular involvement - answer-Spontaneous gaze 
Decreased smooth pursuits 
Decreased saccades 
Spontaneous gaze is indicative of...? - answer-Central vestibular disorder OR 
acute peripheral event <1 week 
Vertical nystagmus is indicative of...? - answer-Central NS invol...
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Decreased smooth pursuits 
Decreased saccades 
Spontaneous gaze is indicative of...? - answer-Central vestibular disorder OR 
acute peripheral event <1 week 
Vertical nystagmus is indicative of...? - answer-Central NS invol...
Vestibular Final Exam questions and 
answers / images illustration 
Incidence of concussion 
-1.8-3.8 mil sports related concussions annually 
-60% inc in concussion incidence from 
what is a concussion? 
-damage to brain, resulting from external force 
-brain function temporarily or permanently di...
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answers / images illustration 
Incidence of concussion 
-1.8-3.8 mil sports related concussions annually 
-60% inc in concussion incidence from 
what is a concussion? 
-damage to brain, resulting from external force 
-brain function temporarily or permanently di...
Vestibular NCS Exam questions and 
correct answers 
Labyrinth - answer-The cochlea and the vestibular organ combined 
Cochlea - answer-Hearing, tinnitus, pressure or pain in the ear 
SCCs 
How many? 
What is at the base of each canal? 
What are SCCs filled with? 
What do SCCs articulate with? 
How d...
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Labyrinth - answer-The cochlea and the vestibular organ combined 
Cochlea - answer-Hearing, tinnitus, pressure or pain in the ear 
SCCs 
How many? 
What is at the base of each canal? 
What are SCCs filled with? 
What do SCCs articulate with? 
How d...
Vestibular Exam and Treatment questions 
and accurate answers 2024 
What is the most common cause of peripheral vertigo? 
BPPV 
Define BPPV 
characterized by the onset of vertigo w/ change in head position 
Define vertigo 
illusion of movement which is rotary in nature when we are discussing the ves...
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What is the most common cause of peripheral vertigo? 
BPPV 
Define BPPV 
characterized by the onset of vertigo w/ change in head position 
Define vertigo 
illusion of movement which is rotary in nature when we are discussing the ves...
Vestibular Assessment Exam #1 questions 
and answers 
Who was the father of vestibular studies? - answer-Robert Barany 
What is the rotary chair also known as? - answer-the Barany chair 
What are the 5 most important systems in balance? - answer-proprioception, vestibular, 
musculoskeletal, visual, ...
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and answers 
Who was the father of vestibular studies? - answer-Robert Barany 
What is the rotary chair also known as? - answer-the Barany chair 
What are the 5 most important systems in balance? - answer-proprioception, vestibular, 
musculoskeletal, visual, ...
Vestibular Clinical Exam with correct 
answers 
what is the best clinical test we have for the vestibular system? - answer-history 
What is included in the history of a vestibular eval? - answer-1) description of dizziness 
2) provoking activities 
3) symptoms related to movement 
4) duration and fr...
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what is the best clinical test we have for the vestibular system? - answer-history 
What is included in the history of a vestibular eval? - answer-1) description of dizziness 
2) provoking activities 
3) symptoms related to movement 
4) duration and fr...
Vestibular Assessment questions and 
correct answers 
Vertigo - answer-Type of dizziness related to the inner ear. It can feel like the 
room is spinning and nausea and vomiting is common 
Labrynthitis - answer-Infection affects both auditory and vestibular system 
Neuritis - answer-Infection affect...
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correct answers 
Vertigo - answer-Type of dizziness related to the inner ear. It can feel like the 
room is spinning and nausea and vomiting is common 
Labrynthitis - answer-Infection affects both auditory and vestibular system 
Neuritis - answer-Infection affect...
Vestibular Disorders (and vestibular exam 
- lab) with answers 2024 
What does the cochlear division of the Labyrinth consist of? 
Vestibular division of Labyrinth? - answer-Cochlear division: cochlea 
Vestibular Division: SCCs, Ampulae (cupula, hair cells), Otolith Organs 
(utricle-horizontal accel...
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- lab) with answers 2024 
What does the cochlear division of the Labyrinth consist of? 
Vestibular division of Labyrinth? - answer-Cochlear division: cochlea 
Vestibular Division: SCCs, Ampulae (cupula, hair cells), Otolith Organs 
(utricle-horizontal accel...
Vestibular Rehabilitation : Assessment 
and Management questions with correct 
answers 
clinical relevance - answer-Dizziness and/ or imbalance is a primary reason for a 
MD visit in older adults & this group is increasing in size. 
Vestibular dysfunction is a co-morbidity in up to 45% of cases with...
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and Management questions with correct 
answers 
clinical relevance - answer-Dizziness and/ or imbalance is a primary reason for a 
MD visit in older adults & this group is increasing in size. 
Vestibular dysfunction is a co-morbidity in up to 45% of cases with...
Vestibular Case History FINAL EXAM 
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 
What's important (4) - answer-1. Characteristics of symptoms 
2. Important history 
3. Nature of symptoms - vestibular or not 
4. Medical conditions 
List 7 characteristics of symptoms - answer-1. Dizziness 
2. Vertigo 
3. Dysequillibrium 
...
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 
What's important (4) - answer-1. Characteristics of symptoms 
2. Important history 
3. Nature of symptoms - vestibular or not 
4. Medical conditions 
List 7 characteristics of symptoms - answer-1. Dizziness 
2. Vertigo 
3. Dysequillibrium 
...
Vestibular system, proprioception (or somatosensory), and visual system - 
ANSWER-What does the balance system rely on sensory information from? 
- When functioning properly, it sends symmetrical signals to the brain 
- If you turn your head, one side gets excited while the other side gets inhibited...
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ANSWER-What does the balance system rely on sensory information from? 
- When functioning properly, it sends symmetrical signals to the brain 
- If you turn your head, one side gets excited while the other side gets inhibited...
which of the following is not a primary role of the vestibular system? - 
answer-anticipating possible responsive postural control 
which body system is directly involved when a pt has a diagnosis of vertigo? - 
answer-vestibular 
which pathway between the vestibular system and the motor system rece...
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answer-anticipating possible responsive postural control 
which body system is directly involved when a pt has a diagnosis of vertigo? - 
answer-vestibular 
which pathway between the vestibular system and the motor system rece...
BPPV - answer-benign paroxysmal positional vertigo 
semicircular canals - answer-anterior, posterior, and lateral (horizontal) 
otolith organs - answer-utricle and saccule 
Causes of BPPV - answer-Mechanical disorder caused by 
otoconia displaced from the macula of the utricle from: 
infection 
head...
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semicircular canals - answer-anterior, posterior, and lateral (horizontal) 
otolith organs - answer-utricle and saccule 
Causes of BPPV - answer-Mechanical disorder caused by 
otoconia displaced from the macula of the utricle from: 
infection 
head...
purpose of the vestibular system - answer-maintaining the position of the body 
and head in space (maintaining equilibrium) 
- coordination of the motor responses, eye movements, and posture 
- controlled by the structures in the inner ear 
inner ear components - answer-1. bony labyrinth 
2. membran...
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and head in space (maintaining equilibrium) 
- coordination of the motor responses, eye movements, and posture 
- controlled by the structures in the inner ear 
inner ear components - answer-1. bony labyrinth 
2. membran...
NM3: Vestibular questions and answers 
functions of vestibular system - answer-1. gaze stabilization = VOR 
2. postural control = VSR 
- provides sensory input regarding position and motion of the head 
- role in controlling position of body's COM 
- role in stabilizing and orienting head /c respec...
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functions of vestibular system - answer-1. gaze stabilization = VOR 
2. postural control = VSR 
- provides sensory input regarding position and motion of the head 
- role in controlling position of body's COM 
- role in stabilizing and orienting head /c respec...
The vestibular system has important sensory functions, contributing to ____, 
____, and ____ - answer-The vestibular system has important sensory functions, 
contributing to *the perception of self-motion*, *head position*, and *spatial 
orientation relative to gravity* 
Only situations producing __...
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____, and ____ - answer-The vestibular system has important sensory functions, 
contributing to *the perception of self-motion*, *head position*, and *spatial 
orientation relative to gravity* 
Only situations producing __...
Which vestibular disorder is characterized by episodes of vertigo lasting less than 
a minute and caused by head or body movement? - answer-BPPV 
Both Labyrinthitis and neuritis have a sudden onset of vertigo. Which one also 
has hearing loss? - answer-Labyrinthitis 
What is a symptom of Meniere's ...
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a minute and caused by head or body movement? - answer-BPPV 
Both Labyrinthitis and neuritis have a sudden onset of vertigo. Which one also 
has hearing loss? - answer-Labyrinthitis 
What is a symptom of Meniere's ...
Why is it difficult to know the incidence of vestibular disorders? - answer-The 
vestibular system can be involved in many conditions either directly and indirectly 
It is estimated that neuronal hair loss in the vestibular nuclei occurs at a rate of 
what percentage per decade? - answer-3% per deca...
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Add to cartWhy is it difficult to know the incidence of vestibular disorders? - answer-The 
vestibular system can be involved in many conditions either directly and indirectly 
It is estimated that neuronal hair loss in the vestibular nuclei occurs at a rate of 
what percentage per decade? - answer-3% per deca...
BPPV is what type of vestibular disorder? - answer-Peripheral vestibular disorder 
BPPV stands for - answer-Benign Paroxismal Positional Vertigo 
Causes of BPV - answer-- Infection 
- Head trauma 
- Vestibular weakness 
- Advanced age 
What happens with BPPV? - answer-Otoconia is displaced into the ...
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Add to cartBPPV is what type of vestibular disorder? - answer-Peripheral vestibular disorder 
BPPV stands for - answer-Benign Paroxismal Positional Vertigo 
Causes of BPV - answer-- Infection 
- Head trauma 
- Vestibular weakness 
- Advanced age 
What happens with BPPV? - answer-Otoconia is displaced into the ...
Advanced Vestibular Course exam 
questions with correct answers /images 
illustration 
Concussions 
(2 main profiles we see are vestibular, oculomotor) 
Vestibulo‐ocular symptoms: • Dizziness, vertigo, blurred/unstable vision, discomfort 
in busy environments and nausea 
SYMPTOMS Dizziness, fogg...
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questions with correct answers /images 
illustration 
Concussions 
(2 main profiles we see are vestibular, oculomotor) 
Vestibulo‐ocular symptoms: • Dizziness, vertigo, blurred/unstable vision, discomfort 
in busy environments and nausea 
SYMPTOMS Dizziness, fogg...
What are the functions of the vestibular system? 
Gaze stabilization- VOR 
Postural Control- VSR 
Describe postural control by the VSR 
- Provides sensory input regarding position and motion of the head 
- Role in controlling position of the body's COM 
- Role in stabilizing and orienting the head ...
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Gaze stabilization- VOR 
Postural Control- VSR 
Describe postural control by the VSR 
- Provides sensory input regarding position and motion of the head 
- Role in controlling position of the body's COM 
- Role in stabilizing and orienting the head ...
HINTS stands for 
head impulse 
nystagmus 
test of skew 
who do you use a HINTS exam on? 
pts that present w/ acute vestibular sndrome 
*rapid onset of vertigo 
* N/V 
*gait unsteadiness 
*head motion intolerance 
*spon. nystagmus 
differential diagnosis for HINTS 
vestibular neuritis 
vestibular la...
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head impulse 
nystagmus 
test of skew 
who do you use a HINTS exam on? 
pts that present w/ acute vestibular sndrome 
*rapid onset of vertigo 
* N/V 
*gait unsteadiness 
*head motion intolerance 
*spon. nystagmus 
differential diagnosis for HINTS 
vestibular neuritis 
vestibular la...
NM III Vestibular and Rare Diseases 
questions and answers 
What are the functions of the vestibular system? - answer-gaze stabilization 
(which is done by the vestibular ocular reflex) and postural control (which is done 
by the vestibular sensory reflex) 
The VOR does compensatory ____ movements f...
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questions and answers 
What are the functions of the vestibular system? - answer-gaze stabilization 
(which is done by the vestibular ocular reflex) and postural control (which is done 
by the vestibular sensory reflex) 
The VOR does compensatory ____ movements f...
USA - Neuroscience: Exam 3 (Vestibular & 
Auditory) questions and answers 
3 - answer-The Bony Labyrinth contains (is made up of) ___ semicircular canals. 
Membranous, Bony - answer-The ___ Labyrinth is suspended w/i the ___ 
Labyrinth ("a tube w/i a tube" or the inner tube inside a bicycle tire) ...
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Auditory) questions and answers 
3 - answer-The Bony Labyrinth contains (is made up of) ___ semicircular canals. 
Membranous, Bony - answer-The ___ Labyrinth is suspended w/i the ___ 
Labyrinth ("a tube w/i a tube" or the inner tube inside a bicycle tire) ...
Vestibular Disorders O'Sullivan Review 
questions with correct answers 2024 
Within the Semicircular Canals, they are filled with endolymph. This fluid 
responds to what type of movement of the head? - answer-angular rotation 
Describe how excitation of the SCCs would occur: - answer-stereocilia wo...
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questions with correct answers 2024 
Within the Semicircular Canals, they are filled with endolymph. This fluid 
responds to what type of movement of the head? - answer-angular rotation 
Describe how excitation of the SCCs would occur: - answer-stereocilia wo...
NM III Exam I questions with correct 
answers 
T or F: The vestibular system is sensory only. - answer-False. 
The vestibular system is sensory and motor system. 
What reflex controls gaze stabilization? 
a. vestibular ocular reflex 
b. vestibular spinal reflex - answer-a. vestibular ocular reflex 
...
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answers 
T or F: The vestibular system is sensory only. - answer-False. 
The vestibular system is sensory and motor system. 
What reflex controls gaze stabilization? 
a. vestibular ocular reflex 
b. vestibular spinal reflex - answer-a. vestibular ocular reflex 
...
The 3 Primary functions of the peripheral vestibular system - answer-Stabilizing 
visual images on the fovea of the retina during head movement to allow clear 
vision 
Maintaining postural stability, especially during movement of the head 
Providing information used for spatial orientation 
The 5 Ne...
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Add to cartThe 3 Primary functions of the peripheral vestibular system - answer-Stabilizing 
visual images on the fovea of the retina during head movement to allow clear 
vision 
Maintaining postural stability, especially during movement of the head 
Providing information used for spatial orientation 
The 5 Ne...
What consists of the bedside oculomotor exam? 
smooth pursuit 
saccade 
VOR 
VOR cancellation 
head thrust 
head shake nystagmus 
vergence 
spontaneous nystagmus 
gaze stabilization 
DVA 
Skew eye tests 
tragal pressure 
What is the Dix-Hallpike maneuver? 
Patient begins in long sitting 
Head is ro
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smooth pursuit 
saccade 
VOR 
VOR cancellation 
head thrust 
head shake nystagmus 
vergence 
spontaneous nystagmus 
gaze stabilization 
DVA 
Skew eye tests 
tragal pressure 
What is the Dix-Hallpike maneuver? 
Patient begins in long sitting 
Head is ro
Vestibular Disorders + Intervention - 
NPTEFF questions with correct answers 
What are the 3 semicircular canals? - answer-anterior, posterior, horizontal 
What are the otolith organs? - answer-utricle and saccule 
Saccule (vertical) 
Utricle (horizontal) 
Causes of BPPV include: - answer-Infection,...
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NPTEFF questions with correct answers 
What are the 3 semicircular canals? - answer-anterior, posterior, horizontal 
What are the otolith organs? - answer-utricle and saccule 
Saccule (vertical) 
Utricle (horizontal) 
Causes of BPPV include: - answer-Infection,...
Balance can be broken down into three components - answer-1. Vestibular 
2. Somatosensory 
3. visual 
Describe somatosensory input for the balance system - answer-Somatosensory receptors are 
located in the joints, muscles, ligaments, and skin to provide proprioceptive info regarding 
length, tensio...
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2. Somatosensory 
3. visual 
Describe somatosensory input for the balance system - answer-Somatosensory receptors are 
located in the joints, muscles, ligaments, and skin to provide proprioceptive info regarding 
length, tensio...
Final Practice Quiz- Vestibular System 
questions and answers 
Movement of the stereocilia (type of microvili) on a hair cell towards the kinocilium causes an - 
answer-increase in membrane potential of the hair cell; depolarization 
Hairs of hair cells in the vestibular sensory epithelia are embedd...
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questions and answers 
Movement of the stereocilia (type of microvili) on a hair cell towards the kinocilium causes an - 
answer-increase in membrane potential of the hair cell; depolarization 
Hairs of hair cells in the vestibular sensory epithelia are embedd...
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