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In the maxilla, an untreated dental abscess can spread to the cavernous sinus of the brain and result in a life-threatening condition known as:

The two common types of carriers of disease are:

A patient with CVA has pusher syndrome. Which of the following is the LEAST effective technique to include while working on sitting balance?

During PROM of a patient’s RUE, the PTA notes a slight increase in tone with a ‘catch and release’ kind of movement at the end of the range while moving into flexion. According to the Modified Ashworth Scale, this increase in tone would be assessed as a grade of:

Interventions to improve motor control should NOT focus on-

What areas should be targeted first early in treatment when the goal is to improve functional mobility after a stroke?

Gait deficits common in CVA include-

Which of the following elements enhances the return of sensory function?

Which of the following is a condition in which the patient has difficulty articulating words as a result of weakness due to a stroke?

In the acute setting, how often should the patient’s position be changed to avoid skin breakdown?