Pt neneuro quiz

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Pt  Neuro  Important  questions 

Hello   friends   welcome  to  PHYSIOQUIZ  .
Today  we  will  discuss   most  important   Physiotherapy   questions  .


1)  The most prominent symptoms following posterior cerebral artery 
occlusion is
a. Auditory
b. Apraxia
c. Visual
d. Motor

                                                          Ans:-  c


2)Glasgow coma scale has _______________ points
a. 12
b. 10
c. 8
d. 15
 
                                                         Ans:-  d


3)Severe brain damage scoring in Glasgow coma scale is
a. < 8
b. < 10
c. < 5
d. <15

                                                     Ans:- c


4) Key point control are described in ------------approach
a. Brunstorm
b. Bobath
c. Knot & Voss
d. Rood’s

                                                        Ans:-  b


5)There are ---------------stages of recovery according to Brunstorm approach
a. 4
b. 5
c. 6
d. 7

                                                          Ans:-  c


6)Infarction in angular gyrus will lead to--------------- apraxia
a. Anmesic
b. Global
c. Conduction
d. Pair word deafness

                                                          Ans :- a



7)Which neurological approach is exclusively applied for stroke patients?
a. Bobath
b. Brunstorm
c. Rood’s
d. Motor learning

                                                       Ans:- b


8)Which of the following is inhibitory in NDT?
a. Passive weight shifting
b. Active weight shifting
c. Joint traction –approximation
d. Tapping

                                                         Ans :- a


9)Which of the following is correct regarding motor learning?
a. Absolute errors are smaller for variable practice than constant practice
b. Performance is better in blocked practice during acquisition phase, 
whereas performance is better in random practice during transfer phase. 
c. Distributed practice improves performance is better than massed practice
d. All of the above

                                                      Ans :- d

10)Motor behaviour follows sensory stimulus is the assumption of------------
approach
a. Bobath
b. Brunstorm
c. Rood’s
d. PNF 

                                                         Ans :- c


11)According to Bobath’s NDT__
a. Postural control must be restored before limb control
b. Limb movements should be practiced before development of axial control
c. Normal movements should be given over abnormal tone
d. Abnormal synergy can be used to re-educate normal movements

                                                   Ans:- a


12)Which is the critical period of stroke rehabilitation
a. Acute stage
b. Intermediate stage
c. Discharge and transfer stage
d. Long term

                                                     Ans :- c


13)Parietal lobe lesion exhibit
a. Lack of sensory motor integration
b. Inability to interpret meaningful sensory information
c. Both a & b.
d. None

                                                        Ans :- a

14) Middle cerebral artery lesion will result in
a. Ipsilateral sensory loss of whole trunk
b. Contralateral sensory loss of upper limb, lower limb and face
c. Contralateral sensory loss of upper limb.
d. None

                                                  Ans :- b


15)Patients with subcortical lesion will have
a. Loss of sensation of upper limb contralateral
b. Loss of sensation of upper limb & lower limb contralateral 
c. Loss of sensation upper limb, lower limb & face contralateral
d. Loss of sensation of upper limb, lower limb, trunk & face

                                                         Ans:- c






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