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Vestibular Rehab for Nondizzy Patients: Summary
FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
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The acuity of the vestibular system begins to decline at age
100. Which of the following vestibular conditions does not often occur due to CVA? a. Vestibular hypofunction b. Peripheral vestibular dysfunction c. BPPV d. Central vestibular dysfunction 101. The head thrust test directly assesses which vestibular reflex? a. VOR b. Smooth pursuit c. Cervico-vestibular d. Corrective saccades 102. Which of the following interventions can be performed during gait training? a. VOR retraining b. Optokinetic training c. Biofeedback training d. All of the above 103. For a patient who is unable to stand, which of the following positions can be used for vestibular training?
a. 25 b. 40 c. 65 d. 100
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Of the following options, which does the vestibular system NOT do? a. Senses head movement b. “Fact checks” against visual and proprioceptive discrepancies c. Head position in space d. Leg acceleration The vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) is responsible for a. Coordination of trunk positioning with perturbations b. Tracking a moving target while the head is stationary c. Keeping the eyes on a focal point during head movement d. Nausea
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a. Sitting b. Supine c. Standing with assistance d. All of the above
97. Which of the following options are the main job of the vestibulospinal reflexes? a. Staying upright during a moving environment (slip in the mud) b. Reducing LBP through tonal control c. Tracking a moving target while the head is stationary d. Corrective stepping during a loss of balance 98. Which of the following are NOT common vestibular symptoms?
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a. Poor balance b. A sense of tilt c. Foot drop d. Blurred vision
Course content code: PTCA06VR-H
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For a person with a compromised vestibular system, how is “furniture surfing” often used to assist in balance? a. Provides visual targets for reference of a sense of position b. Tries to sit as rapidly as possible in between steps c. Leans on a stable surface for balance assistance d. Provides proprioceptive cueing for balance and postural corrections
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