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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 affects only the vestibular system BPPV - answer--Otoconia are displaced to the semicircular canals (most common to posterior semicircular canal). -Symptoms include dizziness associated with a change in ...

NPTE Vestibular Review Course 2023.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 SCC. L Anterior SCC work with which other SCC? - ANSWER Right posterior SCC BPPV S/S - ANSWER - Vertigo/nystagmus with CHANGE IN HEAD POSITION - Naus...

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 disease? - answer-Roaring tinnitus, vertigo, unilateral hearing loss & Oral fullness Which reflex

NR 509 Neuro Latest 2024 Graded A Central Nervous System The brain and spinal cord Peripheral Nervous System all the nerve fibers outside the brain and spinal cord: the 12 pairs of cranial nerves, the 31 pairs of spinal nerves , and all their branches Peripheral: afferent messages sensory messages to the CNS from sensory receptors Peripheral: efferent messages motor messages from the CNS out to muscles and glands Peripheral: autonomic messages govern the internal. organs and blood vessels C...

A patient comes to a clinic complaining of short, intense dizzy spells. An audiologist suspects that the patient may have benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). Which of the following tests is most appropriate to use to confirm the diagnosis? : Dix-Hallpike test 0 dB0 decibels HL is best described by which of the following? : 0 dB0 decibels HL on an audiometer represents the minimum audible pressure needed at each frequency for an individual with normal hearing to detect a pure to...

Name 2 NeuroEndocrine disorders associated with TBI. - ---- ANSWER>>>>Hypothyroidism Growth Hormone Gonadotropin Deficiency What is apoptosis - ----ANSWER>>>>Cell death True or False: Immediately following a head injury, rapidly progressive severe headache may signal a more significant injury process. - ----ANSWER>>>>TRUE What is the most common inner ear disorder secondary to MTBI which occurs after a change in head position? - ----ANSWER>>>&...

DOT EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED PASS!! a 30 year old driver presents for a biennial recertification. the driver notes in his hx he's had 3 episodes of BPV 6 months ago but has been asymptomatic since. he provides a letter from his neurologist stating he is cleared to work w/o restrictions. exam is negative with no abnormalities. how long may he be qualified alified due to not waiting the recommended period fied up to 2 years to tilt table test for CT of brain B u...

a 30 year old driver presents for a biennial recertification. the driver notes in his hx he's had 3 episodes of BPV 6 months ago but has been asymptomatic since. he provides a letter from his neurologist stating he is cleared to work w/o restrictions. exam is negative with no abnormalities. how long may he be qualified alified due to not waiting the recommended period fied up to 2 years to tilt table test for CT of brain (Ans- B use of muscle relaxants such as skelaxin, soma, or flex...

Diffused axonal injury - ANSWER With closed injuries, there can also be more diffuse injury resulting from tearing or shearing of axons. It is the most common form of damage to the brain. TBI is a contributing factor to what fraction of all injury related deaths in the US - ANSWER 1/3 Acquired Brain Injury is the second most prevalent disability in the US - ANSWER True What percent of TBI's that occur each year are concussions? - ANSWER 75% ABI is a type of TBI - ANSWER True Risk...

Latest NPTE Vestibular Solved Exam |100% Correct Answers| UPDATED BPPV is what type of vestibular disorder? *Ans* Peripheral vestibular disorder BPPV stands for *Ans* Benign Paroxismal Positional Vertigo Causes of BPV *Ans* - Infection - Head trauma - Vestibular weakness - Advanced age What happens with BPPV? *Ans* Otoconia is displaced into the SCC. L Anterior SCC work with which other SCC? *Ans* Right posterior SCC BPPV S/S *Ans* - Vertigo/nystagmus with CHANGE IN HEAD POSITION ...