Vestibular Disorders Part 2 Test Questions and Answers Fully Solved Graded A+

Vestibular Disorders Part 2 Test Questions and Answers Fully Solved Graded A+ Space and Motion Discomfort is a condition that occurs in vestibular patients who have increased sensitivity to what stimuli. - AnswersVisual and motion stimuli. T/F Space and Motion Discomfort (SMD) may lead to anxiety or Agoraphobia - AnswersT In the diagnosis of PPPD, symptoms of dizziness, unsteadiness, or non-spinning vertigo would be present most days for __ months or more - Answers3 In the diagnosis of PPPD, symptoms are exacerbated by: - Answersupright posture, active/passive motion Exposure to moving visual stimuli or complex visual patterns *Without specific provocation T/F: PPPD is most commonly idiopathic without relation to an otologic or non-otologic cause that precedes this diagnosis. - AnswersF What non-medical treatment is utilized with both vestibular and non-vestibular diagnosis and abnormalities besides education? - AnswersHabituation You evaluate a patient, and they are negative for vestibular specific abnormalities, and have no history or indication of Migraine involvement. What strategies do you utilize to treat this patient? - AnswersEducation, explain their symptoms are neurologic and non-organic and to not dwell on symptoms Intervene with desensitization and habituation therapy T/F A patient with a GLF and suspected concussion undergoes an MRI of the brain, which is negative for any acute pathology, meaning a concussion has been ruled out - AnswersF Concussions do not always involve structural injuries but may cause "invisible" injuries. You evaluate a patient who suffered a fall with head trauma at home. Imaging is negative for central pathology. They have severe vertiginous symptoms but are also negative for BPPV and