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The Major Descending Tracts are efferent nerve bundles in the spinal column

heading away from the brain. The Major Ascending Tracts are afferent nerve

bundles transmitting signals to the brain. - ✔✔True




A Functional MRI is a neuroimaging method, where the person performs a task

while in the scanner and the activated brain regions can be viewed. - ✔✔True




Individuals who present with Disorders of Consciousness (DOC) progress in stages

along a continuum based on neurobehavioral presentation. The three generally

accepted levels from lowest to highest functioning are: - ✔✔Coma,

vegetative, minimally conscious




The reticular activation system (RAS), a collection of primitive structures and

,nerve pathways within the brain, is responsible for maintaining arousal. - ✔✔True



If your patient responds to a verbal directive, has object localization and sustained

visual fixation, and has some intentional but unreliable communication - which

level of consciousness are they presently in? - ✔✔Minimally conscious state




Autonomic dysfunction syndrome (ADS) occurs in 15 - 33% of persons with a severe

TBI who score 8 or less on the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS). Please select all

the correct answers below which pertain to this syndrome. - ✔✔-due to

an imbalance in the autonomic nervous system




-system is located in the medulla oblongata and lower portion of brain stem




-treated with environmental control and pharmacological intervention




The standard for assessment of persons with DOC is neuroimaging. - ✔✔False

,Goal setting for individuals with DOC is typically: - ✔✔response-based,

tolerance for stimuli or intervention, risk management and caregiver

development




Cardiac problems (involving heart and respiratory problems) are frequently

reported after brain injury and are associated with increased mortality and

morbidity. Below are several symptoms of medical complications. Please select

only those that pertain to cardiopulmonary and vascular complications. - ✔✔-

may require immediate life support and a tracheostomy




-autonomic functions (autonomic arousal) can be disrupted and may

cause dysautonomia




-weakened cough or gag reflex and difficulty swallowing




-may present with hypertension or hypotension

, Musculoskeletal complications are commonly seen after brain injury. Below are

several symptoms of medical complications. Please select only those that pertain

to muscle and skeletal complications. - ✔✔-may include spasticity,

hyperreflexia and contractures




-problems with fine and gross motor coordination, motor strength and

control, sensory-motor integration and motor learning




-worsening tone affecting posture, balance and mobility




-diminished motor planning and attention, weight gain and pain




The center for bowl and bladder function is the brain. When injured, the

regulatory systems for elimination may be disturbed. Below are several symptoms

of medical complications. Please select only those that pertain to elimination. -

✔✔-Urinary or fecal incontinence

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