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Neuro Subjective Assessment
What is included in the present c...,
What is the history of presenting...,
Why are investigations important ...
11
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Upper Limb Assessment
What should be assessed in the up...,
How is sensation assessed in the ...,
When might more detailed sensory ...
25
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Visual Assessment
Why is vision assessed in neurolo...,
What are visual fields 2,
Why are visual fields assessed 3
12
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Neuro Assessment Trunk And Function
Why is trunk function important i...,
What aspects of posture should be...,
Why is pelvic position important ...
16
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Dermatomes
What is a dermatome and why do we...,
How to test light touch 2,
How to test pin prick 3
25
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Lower Limb Assessment
What should be assessed in the lo...,
How is sensation assessed in the ...,
Why is sensory testing important ...
19
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Myotomes
What is the definition of a myoto...,
What are we looking for in a pati...,
C1 3
19
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FND Prognosis
What factors are associated with ...,
How does symptom duration affect ...,
What mental health co morbidities...
9
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FND Physiotherapy
What is the overall role of physi...,
What beliefs does physiotherapy a...,
What type of attention does physi...
15
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Key Elements Of STS
What are the three key elements o...,
What does progression refer to in...,
What does stability refer to in f...
6
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Phases Of STS
How many phases are involved in s...,
What is phase i of sit to stand 2,
What occurs during phase i flexio...
10
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Phases 1 & 2 STS
Phase 1 of sit to stand 1,
When does phase 1 occur 2,
What direction of movement occurs...
18
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Phases 3 & 4 STS#
What is phase 3 of sit to stand 1,
When does phase 3 occur 2,
How do stability requirements cha...
7
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Characteristics Of Functional Gait
How is gait defined 1,
Who described gait as a continuou...,
How many major attributes does no...
10
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Key Requirements For Successful Walking
What are the key requirements for...,
What does progression refer to in...,
What does balance refer to in wal...
5
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Phases Of Gait Cycle
What are the main phases of the g...,
What does 1ds stand for in the ga...,
What does ess stand for in the ga...
11
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Gait Analysis Normal Values
What gait parameters can be measu...,
How can temporal and spatial gait...,
Why are temporal and spatial para...
7
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Gait Analysis What Is Normal
What gait parameters can be measu...,
How can temporal and spatial gait...,
Why are temporal and spatial para...
7
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How Do We Walk?
How is gait described 1,
How is gait normally controlled i...,
How does neurological impairment ...
7
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Key Components Of Upper Limb Function
What are the key components of up...,
What does locating a target invol...,
What is meant by reaching in uppe...
7
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Reach and Grasp - Reaching Transportation Component
What is the transportation compon...,
How does the speed of reaching ch...,
Why does reaching decelerate near...
6
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Reach And Grasp - Grasp Component
What is the grasp component of up...,
Why is the hand important in gras...,
What characterises movement possi...
16
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Control Of Upper Limb Movement
What can affect the control of up...,
What are the non neural component...,
How does joint range affect upper...
11
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Stereognosis
What is stereognosis 1,
Which authors defined stereognosi...,
What hand ability is important fo...
7
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Some Key Points In Upper Limb Function
What is an important characterist...,
How do environmental factors infl...,
What role does vision play in upp...
12
cards
Visual Assessment COPY
Why is vision assessed in neurolo...,
What are visual fields 2,
Why are visual fields assessed 3
12
cards
Neuro Subjective Assessment COPY
What is included in the present c...,
What is the history of presenting...,
Why are investigations important ...
11
cards
Upper Limb Assessment COPY
What should be assessed in the up...,
How is sensation assessed in the ...,
When might more detailed sensory ...
25
cards
Lower Limb Assessment COPY
What should be assessed in the lo...,
How is sensation assessed in the ...,
Why is sensory testing important ...
19
cards
Reciprocal Inhibition
What is reciprocal inhibition 1,
Why is reciprocal inhibition impo...,
Which part of the nervous system ...
19
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Neuro Assessment Trunk And Function COPY
Why is trunk function important i...,
What aspects of posture should be...,
Why is pelvic position important ...
16
cards
Basic Stretch Reflex
What is the stretch reflex 1,
Why is the stretch reflex importa...,
What receptor detects muscle stre...
20
cards
Neuro Subjective Assessment COPY COPY
What is included in the present c...,
What is the history of presenting...,
Why are investigations important ...
11
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