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Post-Course Assessment VVR

Welcome to your Post-Course Assessment VVR

Thank you for taking Phoenix Concussion Recovery's Visuo-Vestibular Rehabilitation for Concussion / mTBI Course!

Page 1 contains 17 questions from Parts 1-3.
Page 2 contains 14 questions from Parts 4-6.
A passing grade of 80% or greater is required for CEU reporting, please keep your completion email for your reporting records.

Thank you for working with us and helping to improve patient care for concussions nationwide!

-Phoenix Team

Name

Date

Concussions can occur:

By a blow or force to the body and / or head

By a direct force to the head only

By a direct force to the body only

None

Which of the following are believed to be the LARGEST predictor of prolonged recovery?

Female gender

Loss of consciousness

Dizziness at onset of injury

Psychiatric history

None

Accommodation is the ability to bring an object into focus and is controlled by the ciliary muscle.

True

False

None

Which of the following should trigger a referral to neuro-optometry?

Score > 10 inches on brock string

Positive findings on cover/uncover test

Symptom burden impacting ability to return to work or school persisting > 30 days

All of the above

None

Which of the following is the most common visual dysfunction after a concussion?

Convergence insufficiency

Oculomotor dysfunction

Visual snow

Visual field deficit

None

Which of the following is the definition of presbyopia?

Reduced ability to see near due to being born with a small eye ball

Reduced ability to accommodate due to age

Visual correction for one eye to see near and one eye to see far

None

Suppression can be transient and impact visual efficiency and fatigue.

True

False

None

Suppression can be transient (intermittent) in concussion?

True

False

None

Reading requires which of the following skillsets?

Saccadic regressions

Fixation

Convergence

All of the above

A and B only

None

10.

Which of the following defines visual efficiency?

Effectiveness of the visual system to gather information from the environment

Effectiveness of recognizing what you see and integrating it with your other senses

Development of normal internal and external spatial concepts

None

11.

Which of the following is NOT a part of Visual Information Processing skills?

Visual spatial skills

Visual analysis skills

Visual motor skills

Visual efficiency skills

None

12.

Which statement is true about Post Traumatic Vision Syndrome?

It is uncommon in mTBI

A term for common vision deficits post mTBI

Requires prism lenses to treat effectively

None

13.

In which modules should your functional repeat assessments be completed?

2, 4, 6

1, 3, 5

1, 4, 6

None

14.

Which of the following requires a referral to neuro-optometry?

Ocular malalignment on cover / uncover test

Near point of convergence on brock string >10 inches

Inability to track to midline with both eyes on near point of convergence test (NPC)

All of the above

None

15.

Which of the following requires a referral to ophthalmology?

Near point of convergence on brock string >10 inches

Visual field deficit

Spider web projection in visual field after high speed collision

b & c

None

16.

What is the timed goal for each eye on the binocular vision assessment tool?

45 seconds

75 seconds

60 seconds

None

17.

What is the timed goal for King Devick?

<30 seconds

<45 seconds

<60 seconds

None

1 out of 2

18.

The 6 ZINC Modules are set in stone without room for flexibility:

True

False

None

19.

Repeat assessments are completed on which modules of the ZINC protocol?

1, 4, 6

2, 4, 6

2, 5, 6

None

20.

Patients most likely to require additional visits will have which of the following impairments?

3PD – Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness

Exercise intolerance (acute) / dysautonomia (chronic)

Cervicogenic headache / cervicogenic dizziness

All of the above

None

21.

Patients with concussions are MOST likely to have which impairment of postural stability?

Visual dependene

Surface dependence

Fear avoidant behavior

None

22.

The goal for the line reading exercise is:

<20 seconds marching in place

<35 seconds marching in place

<45 seconds marching in place

None

23.

The goal for the super saccades exercise is:

<20 seconds marching in place

<35 seconds marching in place

<45 seconds marching in place

None

24.

The goal for tranaglyphs is:

+30D convergence / -18D divergence

+20D convergence / -20D divergence

+30D convergence / -30D divergence

None

25.

The goal for the “sticker sheet” / fusion card is:

Level 4 convergence / level 6 divergence

Level 6 convergence / level 6 divergence

Level 6 convergence / level 4 divergence

None

26.

If a patient has challenges with convergence on “sticker sheet” / fusion card which of the following may be helpful?

Complete with a guide: holding pencil or finger ½ way between paper and nose, guiding eyes to the pencil. The patient will see 3 or 4 dots emerge behind the pencil.

Complete brock string first as a warmup, focus on how it feels to move their eyes to the near bead to facilitate neuromuscular control.

Complete pencil pushups first to facilitate neuromuscular control, attempt to recreate the sensation as they use a guide to assist with level 1.

All of the above

None

27.

If a patient cannot see a full X through the bead they are looking at, the bead should always be moved to eliminate suppression:

True

False

None

28.

Our retrospective study led to clinic changes including earlier discharge date to reduce drop outs and allow for final education.

True

False

None

29.

Sequencing the cervical spine, early education, and cardiovascular exercise in the acute phase is most important. What other component is vital acutely?

VOMS+ examination

FND education

BPPV screening and intervention

None

2 out of 2

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Complete Questionnaires

Welcome to your Complete Questionnaires

On Page 1 you will fill out the Post-Concussion Symptom Scale.
On Page 2 you will fill out your activity score from the Post-Concussion Symptom Scale.
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I will ask you to complete this questionnaire before each physical therapy visit to track progress.
These scales were adapted from Lovell and Collins, Journal of Head Trauma and Rehabilitation. 1998;13-9-26.
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On Page 3 you will fill out the Brain Injury Vision Symptom Survey.
I will only ask you to do this survey on your first and final physical therapy visit to track overall progress.
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On Page 4 you will fill out the Dizziness Handicap Inventory (DHI) - please fill this out only for symptoms of dizziness!
I will only ask you to do this survey on your first and final physical therapy visit to track overall progress.
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I know it is a lot of paperwork and so appreciate your taking the time to complete these outcome measures!

Headache

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Nausea

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Vomiting

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Balance Problems

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Dizziness

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Visual Problems

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Fatigue

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Sensitivity to Light

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Sensitivity to Noise

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

10.

Numbness/Tingling

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

11.

Feeling Mentally Foggy

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

12.

Feeling Slowed Down

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

13.

Difficulty Concentrating

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

14.

Difficulty Remembering

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

15.

Drowsiness

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

16.

Sleeping Less than Usual

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

17.

Sleeping More than Usual

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

18.

Trouble Falling Asleep

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

19.

Irritability

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

20.

Sadness

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

21.

Nervousness

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

22.

Feeling More Emotional

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

23.

Pain other than Headache

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

1 out of 4

24.

Do these symptoms worsen with Physical Activity?

Yes No Not Applicable None

25.

Do these symptoms worsen with Thinking/Cognitive Activity?

Yes No Not Applicable None

26.

Over the PAST 2 DAYS, my daily activity has been ____% of normal

2 out of 4

27.

Distance vision blurred and not clear - even with lenses

This page includes all the questions from the Brain Injury Vision Symptom Survey

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

28.

Near vision blurred and not clear - even with lenses

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

29.

Clarity of vision changes or fluctuates during the day

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

30.

Poor night vision / can't see well to drive at night

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

31.

Eye discomfort / sore eyes / eye strain

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

32.

Headaches or dizziness after using eyes

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

33.

Eye fatigue / very tired after using eyes all day

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

34.

Feel "pulling" around the eyes

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

35.

Double vision - especially when tired

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

36.

Have to close or cover one eye to see clearly

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

37.

Print moves in and out of focus when reading

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

38.

Normal indoor lighting is uncomfortable - too much glare

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

39.

Outdoor light too bright - have to use sunglasses

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

40.

Indoors fluorescent lighting is bothersome or annoying

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

41.

Eyes feel "dry" and sting

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

42.

"Stare" into space without blinking

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

43.

Have to rub the eyes a lot

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

44.

Clumsiness / misjudge where objects really are

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

45.

Lack of confidence walking / missing steps / stumbling

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

46.

Poor handwriting (spacing, size, legibility)

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

47.

Side vision (peripheral vision) distorted / objects move or change position

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

48.

What looks straight ahead isn't always straight ahead

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

49.

Avoid crowds / can't tolerate "visually-busy" places

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

50.

Short attention span / easily distracted when reading

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

51.

Difficulty / slowness with reading and writing

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

52.

Poor reading comprehension / can't remember what was read

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

53.

Confusion of words / skip words during reading

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

54.

Lose place / have to use finger not to lose place when reading

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

3 out of 4

55.

Does looking up increase your problem?

This page includes all questions from the Dizziness Handicap Index - please only complete these questions based on your DIZZINESS

No Sometimes Yes None

56.

Because of your problem, do you feel frustrated?

No Sometimes Yes None

57.

Because of your problem, do you restrict your travel for business or recreation?

No Sometimes Yes None

58.

Does walking down the aisle of a supermarket increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

59.

Because of your problem, do you have difficulty getting into or out of bed?

No Sometimes Yes None

60.

Does your problem significantly restrict your participation in social activities such as going out to dinner, going to the movies, dancing, or to parties?

No Sometimes Yes None

61.

Because of your problem, do you have difficulty reading?

No Sometimes Yes None

62.

Does performing more ambitious activities such as sports, dancing, household chores (sweeping or putting dishes away) increase your problems?

No Sometimes Yes None

63.

Because of your problem, are you afraid to leave your home without someone accompanying you?

No Sometimes Yes None

64.

Because of your problem, have you been embarrassed in front of others?

No Sometimes Yes None

65.

Do quick movements of your head increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

66.

Because of your problem, do you avoid heights?

No Sometimes Yes None

67.

Does turning over in bed increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

68.

Because of your problem, is it difficult for you to do strenuous housework or yard work?

No Sometimes Yes None

69.

Because of your problem, are you afraid people may think you are intoxicated?

No Sometimes Yes None

70.

Because of your problem, is it difficult for you to walk by yourself?

No Sometimes Yes None

71.

Does walking down a sidewalk increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

72.

Because of your problem, is it difficult for you to concentrate?

No Sometimes Yes None

73.

Because of your problem, is it difficult for you to walk around your house in the dark?

No Sometimes Yes None

74.

Because of your problem, are you afraid to stay home alone?

No Sometimes Yes None

75.

Because of your problem, do you feel handicapped?

No Sometimes Yes None

76.

Has your problem placed stress on your relationships with members of your family or friends?

No Sometimes Yes None

77.

Because of your problem, are you depressed?

No Sometimes Yes None

78.

Does your problem interfere with your job or household responsibilities?

No Sometimes Yes None

79.

Does bending over increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

4 out of 4

Time's up

September 15, 2022/0 Comments/by Steve Whitesell

PCSS All Visits

Welcome to your PCSS All Visits
On Page 1 you will fill out the Post-Concussion Symptom Scale.
On Page 2 you will fill out your activity score from the Post-Concussion Symptom Scale.
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I will ask you to complete this questionnaire before each physical therapy visit to track progress.
These scales were adapted from Lovell and Collins, Journal of Head Trauma and Rehabilitation. 1998;13-9-26.
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This questionnaire will take approximately 2-4minutes and is important for measuring your progress!

Name

Today's Date

Headache

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Nausea

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Vomiting

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Balance Problems

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Dizziness

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Visual Problems

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Fatigue

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Sensitivity to Light

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

Sensitivity to Noise

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

10.

Numbness/Tingling

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

11.

Feeling Mentally Foggy

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

12.

Feeling Slowed Down

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

13.

Difficulty Concentrating

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

14.

Difficulty Remembering

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

15.

Drowsiness

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

16.

Sleeping Less than Usual

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

17.

Sleeping More than Usual

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

18.

Trouble Falling Asleep

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

19.

Irritability

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

20.

Sadness

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

21.

Nervousness

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

22.

Feeling More Emotional

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

23.

Pain other than Headache

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 None

1 out of 2

24.

Do these symptoms worsen with Physical Activity?

Yes No Not Applicable None

25.

Do these symptoms worsen with Thinking/Cognitive Activity?

Yes No Not Applicable None

26.

Over the PAST 2 DAYS, my daily activity has been ____% of normal

2 out of 2

Time's up

September 15, 2022/0 Comments/by Steve Whitesell

BIVSS Initial and Final Visit

Welcome to your BIVSS Initial and Final Visit

Below you will fill out the Brain Injury Vision Symptom Survey.
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I will only ask you to do this survey on your first and final physical therapy visit to track overall progress.
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This questionnaire will take approximately 3-5minutes and is important for measuring your progress!
Please remember to go back to your email with the links and complete ALL 3 QUESTIONNAIRES

Name

Today's Date

Distance vision blurred and not clear - even with lenses

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

Near vision blurred and not clear - even with lenses

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

Clarity of vision changes or fluctuates during the day

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

Poor night vision / can't see well to drive at night

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

Eye discomfort / sore eyes / eye strain

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

Headaches or dizziness after using eyes

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

Eye fatigue / very tired after using eyes all day

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

Feel "pulling" around the eyes

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

Double vision - especially when tired

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

10.

Have to close or cover one eye to see clearly

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

11.

Print moves in and out of focus when reading

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

12.

Normal indoor lighting is uncomfortable - too much glare

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

13.

Outdoor light too bright - have to use sunglasses

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

14.

Indoors fluorescent lighting is bothersome or annoying

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

15.

Eyes feel "dry" and sting

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

16.

"Stare" into space without blinking

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

17.

Have to rub the eyes a lot

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

18.

Clumsiness / misjudge where objects really are

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

19.

Lack of confidence walking / missing steps / stumbling

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

20.

Poor handwriting (spacing, size, legibility)

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

21.

Side vision (peripheral vision) distorted / objects move or change position

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

22.

What looks straight ahead isn't always straight ahead

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

23.

Avoid crowds / can't tolerate "visually-busy" places

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

24.

Short attention span / easily distracted when reading

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

25.

Difficulty / slowness with reading and writing

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

26.

Poor reading comprehension / can't remember what was read

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

27.

Confusion of words / skip words during reading

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

28.

Lose place / have to use finger not to lose place when reading

Never Seldom Occassionally Frequently Always None

Time's up

September 15, 2022/0 Comments/by Steve Whitesell

DHI Initial and Final Visit

Welcome to your DHI Initial and Final Visit

Below you will fill out the Dizziness Handicap Inventory.
I will only ask you to do this survey on your first and final physical therapy visit to track overall progress.
---------------
Please fill out this questionnaire only for your dizziness!
---------------
This questionnaire will take approximately 3-5minutes and is important for measuring your progress!
Please remember to go back to your email with the links and complete ALL 3 QUESTIONNAIRES

Name

Today's Date

Does looking up increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

Because of your problem, do you feel frustrated?

No Sometimes Yes None

Because of your problem, do you restrict your travel for business or recreation?

No Sometimes Yes None

Does walking down the aisle of a supermarket increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

Because of your problem, do you have difficulty getting into or out of bed?

No Sometimes Yes None

Does your problem significantly restrict your participation in social activities such as going out to dinner, going to the movies, dancing, or to parties?

No Sometimes Yes None

Because of your problem, do you have difficulty reading?

No Sometimes Yes None

Does performing more ambitious activities such as sports, dancing, household chores (sweeping or putting dishes away) increase your problems?

No Sometimes Yes None

Because of your problem, are you afraid to leave your home without someone accompanying you?

No Sometimes Yes None

10.

Because of your problem, have you been embarrassed in front of others?

No Sometimes Yes None

11.

Do quick movements of your head increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

12.

Because of your problem, do you avoid heights?

No Sometimes Yes None

13.

Does turning over in bed increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

14.

Because of your problem, is it difficult for you to do strenuous housework or yard work?

No Sometimes Yes None

15.

Because of your problem, are you afraid people may think you are intoxicated?

No Sometimes Yes None

16.

Because of your problem, is it difficult for you to walk by yourself?

No Sometimes Yes None

17.

Does walking down a sidewalk increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

18.

Because of your problem, is it difficult for you to concentrate?

No Sometimes Yes None

19.

Because of your problem, is it difficult for you to walk around your house in the dark?

No Sometimes Yes None

20.

Because of your problem, are you afraid to stay home alone?

No Sometimes Yes None

21.

Because of your problem, do you feel handicapped?

No Sometimes Yes None

22.

Has your problem placed stress on your relationships with members of your family or friends?

No Sometimes Yes None

23.

Because of your problem, are you depressed?

No Sometimes Yes None

24.

Does your problem interfere with your job or household responsibilities?

No Sometimes Yes None

25.

Does bending over increase your problem?

No Sometimes Yes None

Time's up

September 15, 2022/0 Comments/by Steve Whitesell

Post-Course Assessment Final

Welcome to your Post-Course Assessment Final

Thank you for taking Phoenix Concussion Recovery's Integrative Concussion Management Course!

Page 1 contains 10 questions from Part 1.
Page 2 contains 15 questions from Part 2.
A passing grade of 80% or greater is required for CEU reporting, please keep your completion email for your reporting records.

Thank you for working with us and helping to improve patient care for concussions nationwide!

-Phoenix Team

Name

Date

Concussions can occur:

By a blow or force to the body and / or head

By a direct force to the head only

By a direct force to the body only

None

Concussions that occur with a brief loss of consciousness are worse than those that do not?

True

False

None

Early concussion management should include all of the following EXCEPT:

Blue light filters, screen accommodations

Pacing strategies

Pulsed activity - symptom guided

Complete rest until symptoms recovery

None

All people with repetitive injuries will develop Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE):

True

False

None

Which of the following are believed to be predictors of a longer recovery?

ADD/ADHD

Migraines

Dizziness at onset of injury

Psychiatric history

All of the above

None

If a patient complains of difficulty with driving and headaches with reading, which of the following is most likely to be their primary driving domain?

Cervical musculoskeletal

Autonomic dysfunction / exertional intolerance

Motor function

Vestibulo-Oculomotor

None

When completing a VOMS assessment, your patient reports eye pain with reading and their vision "going in and out of focus" while using the computer, which of the following assessments could provide you with the best information?

Smooth pursuits

Saccades

Near point of convergence

VORx1 testing

None

Your patient complains of dizziness with cervical spine mobilization and manual therapy, looking over their shoulder to back up their car, and pain with sitting at their desk. Which of the following would be the most effective way to modify your treatment plan?

Continue manual therapy for the cervical spine - no change

Perform Joint Position Error Testing and intervene based on results

Initiate VORx1 training at >1/2 cps

None

Which of the following complaints would lead you to refer to Speech Language Pathology or Neuropsychology for continued care?

Difficulty with organizational skills and planning - grocery shopping, cooking

Frequently missing appointments and reporting difficulty "keeping my schedule straight despite reminders"

Making mistakes at work despite double checking work and already involved with vision therapy to address vision deficits

All of the above

None

10.

Patients complaining of anxiety and / or depression post injury should be referred to mental health services but then likely do not require any other skilled therapy - it is all in their head?

True

False

None

1 out of 2

11.

Primitive reflexes are:

Brainstem mediated

Crucial in early development

Develop in the final stage of gestation

All of the above

None

12.

The theory when a baby starts to move against gravity that the primitive reflexes are replaced by postural reflexes and higher integration is based on:

Cortical inhibition

Neuroplasticity

Infant growth theory

None

13.

Previous research on primitive reflex integration theory has focused on which of the following populations?

ADD/ADHD

Autism

Anxiety

Narcissism

A and B

None

14.

Which area of the brain is believed to be responsible for the emotional response observed during primitive reflex integration therapy exercises?

Primary motor cortex

Orbitofrontal cortex

Temporal lobe

Wernicke's area

None

15.

Which reflex discussed today was the most likely to be involved in patients with convergence insufficiency?

Moro Reflex

Galant Reflex

Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR)

None

16.

Which reflex is associated with neck pain / muscle tension?

Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR)

Moro Reflex

Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR)

None

17.

A positive test for the Moro reflex would include which of the following findings?

Knees separating

Feet fidgeting

Lateral sway

Difficulty maintaining inward pressure at the palms

Any / all of the above

None

18.

A positive test for the TLR would include which of the following?

Increased difficulty with head down vs up in test position

Increased difficulty with head up vs down in the test position

Difficulty controlling cervical extension during the test

A and C

None

19.

A positive test for the ATNR would most likely include which of the following?

Contralateral elbow flex / shake

Anterior / posterior sway

Lateral sway through the shoulders

Ipsilateral elbow flex / shake

Both A and C

None

20.

For the bridge exercise, which of the following is the level 2 modification?

Add a pillow between the knees

Put the hands behind the head to increase cervical flexion

Separate the feet to hip width

None

21.

The Archer is a Level 2 exercise addressing which reflex?

STNR

TLR

ATNR

None

22.

The Spinal Galant Reflex is only addressed directly with which exercise?

Bridge

Zombie

Superman

Snow angel

None

23.

For the Superman, which position is considered Level 2?

Arms overhead

Arms by sides

None

24.

If a patient has a strong emotional response to their home exercise program, you should provide which of the following recommendations?

Just push through and it will improve

Go up to the point of emotional exacerbation and then move on to the next exercise

Go up to the point of emotional exacerbation and then stop for the day

None

25.

All primitive reflex exercises should be completed with which of the following recommendations:

2x10 unless otherwise noted

Slow and purposeful, focusing on form

To symptom tolerance

All of the above

None

2 out of 2

Please fill in the comment box below.

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September 15, 2022/0 Comments/by Steve Whitesell

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