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USAHS Anatomy UE TestMusculocutaneous Branch - correct answer Biceps brachaii Brachialis Coracobrachialis Axillary Branch - correct answer Deltoid Teres Minor Radial Branch - correct answer BEAAST Brachioradialis Extensors Anconeus Abductor Pullicis Longus Supinator Triceps Me...

USAHS Anatomy LE TestWhat is Q angle (patellofemoral angle) - correct answer The angle between the quadriceps muscle (primarily the rectus femoris muscle) and the patella tendon Male/female differences in Q angle - correct answer The angle tends to be greater in females because the pelvis is gene...

USA-Clinical Neuroscience FinalHead Injury: Decorticate Rigidity - correct answer Clinical Features: UMN, UE Flexor, LE Extensor Tone, Lesion at diencephalon, Primitive posture, Hyperactive reflexes Case Description: 16 year old male was in auto accident and presents with abnormal tone which is v...

USA PTP MidtermACCE - correct answer Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education - faculty member who places students in clinical experiences and monitors student performance. Clinical Education Department - correct answer The Clinical Education Department is responsible for ensuring students have...

USA NM3 Final1. Provide postural control and optimal postural alignment - Support flexible deformity or accommodate fixed deformity 2. Enhance mobilityand access environment 3. Protect the skin 4. Enhance respiratory and swallowing function - Prevent posterior pelvic tilt (sacral sittin...

USA Neuroscience Exam II name the layers of protection for the brain from outside in **hint: SCALP - correct answer skin, subcutaneous connective tissue, Galea aponeurotica, loose areolar connective tissue, pericranium (periosteum) cervicomedullary junction of spinal cord occurs at this level - ...

USA Neuromuscular I Exam 1 what element of the conceptual framework identifies a common language to describe the impact of disease/injury on function? - correct answer model of disablement - Nagi or WHO's ICF what element of the conceptual framework guides systematic testing of assumptions abou...

Process of Occupational Therapy - Midterm_____ is how we execute our therapy and how we provide our services to our client - correct answer process OT is client-centered. What does this mean? - correct answer It focuses on the client as an occupational therapist being for whom access and particip...

Peds Week 21. What is the relationship of activity analysis to pediatric occupational therapy? - correct answer · Activity analysis is recognized as: o A process of examining the essential components of an activity to identify its demands and opportunities for therapeutic intervention · OT's ...

PCM 1 - Final ExamWhat does HIPAA stand for - correct answer Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act What does HIPAA do - correct answer Sets standards to protect an individual's healthcare info What is considered protected health info (PHI) - correct answer - social security numb...

Neuroscience MidtermMedial-Lateral - correct answer medial means toward the median plane Lateral - correct answer means away from the medial plane Anterior - correct answer toward the front of the brain Posterior - correct answer toward the back of the brain Ipsilateral - correct answer ...

Neuroscience FINAL EXAM - USACHAPTER 15 - THE CEREBELLUM - 7 QS - correct answer The Cerebellum 3 Major functions: - correct answer -Synergy of Movement -Upright Posture - Tone (maintain) Cerebellum exerts influence to motor systems of which 2 areas to correct movement - correct answer Cor...

Neuroscience Exam 1 - USAHSWhat diagnoses belong in the trauma/mechan category? - correct answer subdural hematoma, non-trauma mechanical disorders (herniated disc) What diagnoses belong in the vascular category? - correct answer Infarct, hemhorrage, migraine, vascular malformantions What diag...

Neuroscience - Unit 11 USAHS Functions of the cerebellum - correct answer Receives sensory information from both the brain and the spinal cord about body position and movement (rate, timing, and force) It tells the brain if it's doing too much or too little It compares what the actual movement i...

Neuromuscular I Final ExamWhat are some things to consider when examining a pt with a SCI during the acute phase? - correct answer Medical Stability Interdisciplinary needs/referrals Locomotor vs w/c propulsion W/C Rx Whats addresesd during the acute phase of guillian Barre? - correct ans...

Neuro Test 1 Unit 3 (USAHS)What are the 3 most common imaging modalities? - correct answer CT, MRI, and neruoangiography. Most CT and MRI are? - correct answer 2D slices What are the 3 imaging planes? - correct answer Horizontal (axial), coronal, Sagittal MRI scans are? - correct answer Tru...

Neuro Test 1 Unit 1 (USAHS)Olfactory nerve (sensory) - correct answer Smell Optic nerve (sensory) - correct answer Vision Oculomotor (motor) - correct answer eye movement Oculomotor (parasympathetic) - correct answer pupil constriction trochlear (motor) - correct answer superior oblique ...

Neuro exam 3 test questions What nucleus is associated with CN III? A. Main sensory B. Inferior salivatory C. Edinger-westphal D. Solitarius - correct answer C. Edinger-Westphal The optic nerve and retinal are PNS or CNS? - correct answer CNS (they are extensions of the CNS because you are l...

Neuro Exam 1 USAHSApraxia - correct answer inability to make a motor plan, as a result of brain damage. Ataxia - correct answer lack of muscle coordination Aphasia - correct answer impairment of language, usually caused by left hemisphere damage either to Broca's area (impairing speaking) or ...

MSK1 -USAHS Practical 2- Lower Extremity What muscles perform knee flexion for MSTT? - correct answer medial and lateral hamstrings, popliteus Strong and painless MSTT means what? - correct answer normal Strong and painful MSTT means what? - correct answer Tendinopathy (itis or osis) or muscl...

MS 1 final exam USAHSWhen a joint is referred to as ____________, it means the motion at that joint is limited. There are many factors that can contribute to restricted motion, such as pain, musculotendinous unit dysfunction, bony block, postural malalignment, and effusion. - correct answer hypomobi...

Human Movement Final USAHSWhy do ROM testing? - correct answer You complete ROM to understand a general overview from a ROM standpoint to evaluate what you want to look at closer. If you notice a deficit you would take more careful measures with a goni How can limits of motion affect occupation p...

Health and Wellness: GeneticsWhat percent of premature deaths are due to genetics? - correct answer 30% What percent of premature deaths are due to behavior? - correct answer 40% Define genetics - correct answer The study of hereditary traits Define genomics - correct answer The study of al...

Clinical Neuroscience Quiz #1 ReviewPeripheral Nervous System - correct answer connects the CNS to the rest of the body; all of the nerves outside of the brain and spinal cord Autonomic Nervous System - correct answer the part of the peripheral nervous system that controls the glands and the musc...

clinical neuroscience exam 1Somatosensory - correct answer Conveys information from the skin and musculoskeletal structures back to the brain. Somatosensory System - correct answer Voluntary system; Responsible for interpreting bodily sensations and initiating purposeful movement. Somatic Moto...

Brainstem, vascular supply, consciousnesswhere do motor and sensory pathways run through brainstem? - correct answer -motor nuclei ventrally -sensory nuclei dorsally levels of consciousness - correct answer (Triple A) -alertness: brainstem and arousal circuits -attention: frontoparietal assoc...