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otd 515: knowledge quiz 3

front 1

Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) nourishes and protects the CNS. All are true about the flow of CSF system EXCEPT:

back 1

Formed by blood through filtration in the venous cavities

front 2

Dysesthesia

back 2

unpleasant sensation

front 3

Allodynia

back 3

innocucous stimuli causes pain

front 4

Paresthesia

back 4

unusual feeling

front 5

Occlusion of the middle cerebral artery and ischemia of the inferior parietofrontal lobes of the right hemisphere may result in which of the following?

back 5

  • Impaired nonverbal communication
  • Apraxia
  • Hemispatial and hemipersonal neglect

front 6

Where is cerebrospinal fluid NOT normally found in the CNS?

back 6

Between the pia mater and the brain

front 7

I visited my grandma at her independent living facility. She is usually sharp as a tack, but today she was wet, wobbly, and wacky. She says that she is fine, but angry with herself. She mentioned that she tripped over a rug a week ago.

What condition is most likely associated with her symptoms?

back 7

A subdural hematoma

front 8

After a right radius/ulnar fracture, Sandra Bullock had surgery and therapy for 6 weeks. Six months later, she returns to Occupational Therapy. She still has continuous pain, cannot touch or be touched on the right arm, and feels her right hand always cold. You are her occupational therapist.

What is most likely be happening with her, and what should you do?

back 8

CRPS - focus on somatosensory rehab protocol

front 9

Lady Gaga released her last album Mayhem last week. She is fabulous despite the fibromyalgia. All of the following are true about fibromyalgia EXCEPT:

back 9

Pain comes from peripheral tissue damage.

front 10

fibromyalgia

back 10

  • Pain can be caused by physical or emotional stress.
  • It is often misdiagnosed as a mental health condition.
  • Pain is described a constant dull pain.

front 11

When you stub your toe, you can localize the pain and move quickly away from it. Which of the following statements are TRUE about this pathway?

back 11

Fast pain signals are carried along the spinothalamic tract.

front 12

The pain matrix consists of neurological structures that process and regulate pain information.

Which of the following structures is part of the pain matrix?

back 12

Thalamus

front 13

A person may experience sensations that a limb is still present, despite amputation. This MOSTLY occurs because:

back 13

The somatosensory cortex remains intact

front 14

Where is cerebrospinal fluid normally found in the CNS?

back 14

  • Subarachnoid space surrounding the brain and spinal cord
  • In the ventricles in the brain
  • In the central canal of the spinal cord