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Which of the following defines decreased muscle tone or flaccidity?
A. Clonus
B. Hypotonia
C. Spasticity
D. Hypertonia - CORRECT ANSWERS B. Hypotonia
Muscle tone is measured clinically by observing response to what type of stretch?
A. Active
B. Normal
C. Passive - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Passive
What test was developed as a quick clinical measure of dynamic balance that uses a continuous scoring
system to assess the risk of falls in the elderly?
A. Functional Reach Test
B. Fugl-Meyer Assessment
C. Wolf Motor Function Test
D. Apraxia screening test - CORRECT ANSWERS A. Functional Reach Test
_____________________ are groups of muscles, usually spanning several joints, that are constrained to
act as a single functional unit.
A. Dynamical systems
B. Coordinative structures
C. Closed-loop systems
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D. CNS - CORRECT ANSWERS B. Coordinative structures
Which of the following is a specific deficit in spatial-organizational performance?
A. Agnosia
B. Limb apraxia
C. Constructional apraxia
D. Dysmetria - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Constructional apraxia
The _______________ evaluates a client's performance on 14 items common in everyday life:
A. Functional Reach Test
B. Fugl-Meyer Assessment
C. Wolf Motor Function Test
D. Berg Balance Scale - CORRECT ANSWERS D. Berg Balance Scale
Which of the following is assessed through observational analysis as the person performs self-initiated
movements in sitting and standing?
A. Balance
B. CNS damage
C. Muscle strength
D. Motor activities - CORRECT ANSWERS A. Balance
The most widely used assessment for grading spasticity is the:
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A. Modified Ashworth Scale
B. Arm Motor Ability Test
C. Motor Activity Log
D. Functional Reach Test - CORRECT ANSWERS A. Modified Ashworth Scale
The nervous system is the only system which influences motor behavior.
A. True
B. False - CORRECT ANSWERS B. False
The inability to move a single joint without producing unnecessary movements in other joints, resulting
in stereotyped movement patterns.
A. Clonus
B. Dysmetria
C. Loss of fractionation - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Loss of fractionation
What is the first step in the systems-based task related approach?
A. Assess client factors
B. Gain an understanding of the client's environment
C. Assess role performance - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Assess role performance
Which assessment of occupational performance requires extensive training before it can be used?
A. Canadian Occupational Performance Measure
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B. Assessment of Motor and Process Skills
C. Role Change Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS B. Assessment of Motor and Process Skills
Which assessment is most often used to assess the effects of constraint-induced movement therapy?
A. Fugl-Meyer Assessment
B. Wolf Motor Function Test
C. Functional Reach Test - CORRECT ANSWERS B. Wolf Motor Function Test
What deficit/client factor is being investigated when the therapist asks a client to "show me how you
brush your teeth", or imitate the therapist, or use an object handed to the client?
A. Attention
B. Agnosia
C. Apraxia - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Apraxia
Which statements are true regarding systems-based task-related approach? (3/6)
A. Movements are organized by functional needs and goals
B. Primary focus is on performance components
C. Intensive and variable functional task practice improves the motor behavior
D. Systems are self-organizing and dynamical
E. Recovery from CNS damage follows a predictable sequence
F. CNS damage leads to regression to lower levels and more stereotypical behaviors - CORRECT
ANSWERS A. Movements are organized by functional needs and goals
C. Intensive and variable functional task performance improves the motor behavior
D. Systems are self-organizing and dynamical
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Which of the following defines decreased muscle tone or flaccidity?
A. Clonus
B. Hypotonia
C. Spasticity
D. Hypertonia - CORRECT ANSWERS B. Hypotonia
Muscle tone is measured clinically by observing response to what type of stretch?
A. Active
B. Normal
C. Passive - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Passive
What test was developed as a quick clinical measure of dynamic balance that uses a continuous scoring
system to assess the risk of falls in the elderly?
A. Functional Reach Test
B. Fugl-Meyer Assessment
C. Wolf Motor Function Test
D. Apraxia screening test - CORRECT ANSWERS A. Functional Reach Test
_____________________ are groups of muscles, usually spanning several joints, that are constrained to
act as a single functional unit.
A. Dynamical systems
B. Coordinative structures
C. Closed-loop systems
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D. CNS - CORRECT ANSWERS B. Coordinative structures
Which of the following is a specific deficit in spatial-organizational performance?
A. Agnosia
B. Limb apraxia
C. Constructional apraxia
D. Dysmetria - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Constructional apraxia
The _______________ evaluates a client's performance on 14 items common in everyday life:
A. Functional Reach Test
B. Fugl-Meyer Assessment
C. Wolf Motor Function Test
D. Berg Balance Scale - CORRECT ANSWERS D. Berg Balance Scale
Which of the following is assessed through observational analysis as the person performs self-initiated
movements in sitting and standing?
A. Balance
B. CNS damage
C. Muscle strength
D. Motor activities - CORRECT ANSWERS A. Balance
The most widely used assessment for grading spasticity is the:
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A. Modified Ashworth Scale
B. Arm Motor Ability Test
C. Motor Activity Log
D. Functional Reach Test - CORRECT ANSWERS A. Modified Ashworth Scale
The nervous system is the only system which influences motor behavior.
A. True
B. False - CORRECT ANSWERS B. False
The inability to move a single joint without producing unnecessary movements in other joints, resulting
in stereotyped movement patterns.
A. Clonus
B. Dysmetria
C. Loss of fractionation - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Loss of fractionation
What is the first step in the systems-based task related approach?
A. Assess client factors
B. Gain an understanding of the client's environment
C. Assess role performance - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Assess role performance
Which assessment of occupational performance requires extensive training before it can be used?
A. Canadian Occupational Performance Measure
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B. Assessment of Motor and Process Skills
C. Role Change Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS B. Assessment of Motor and Process Skills
Which assessment is most often used to assess the effects of constraint-induced movement therapy?
A. Fugl-Meyer Assessment
B. Wolf Motor Function Test
C. Functional Reach Test - CORRECT ANSWERS B. Wolf Motor Function Test
What deficit/client factor is being investigated when the therapist asks a client to "show me how you
brush your teeth", or imitate the therapist, or use an object handed to the client?
A. Attention
B. Agnosia
C. Apraxia - CORRECT ANSWERS C. Apraxia
Which statements are true regarding systems-based task-related approach? (3/6)
A. Movements are organized by functional needs and goals
B. Primary focus is on performance components
C. Intensive and variable functional task practice improves the motor behavior
D. Systems are self-organizing and dynamical
E. Recovery from CNS damage follows a predictable sequence
F. CNS damage leads to regression to lower levels and more stereotypical behaviors - CORRECT
ANSWERS A. Movements are organized by functional needs and goals
C. Intensive and variable functional task performance improves the motor behavior
D. Systems are self-organizing and dynamical
