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Applied Neuroanatomy: Sensory Tracts for Occupational Therapy Practice
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1. James was cooking dinner and accidentally burned the palmar side of his left hand a few weeks ago. He notices that he can no longer feel temperature or the sensation of pain on the palm of his left hand. Which sensory spinal tract did James injure?
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2. If a patient is being seen in outpatient for a herniated disc and decreased coordination, which sensory spinal tract is most likely being affected?
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3. Which of the following interventions is most appropriate for an individual with an impaired Fasciculus Cuneatus tract?
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4. An occupational therapist is evaluating a patient by having them close their eyes, applying pressure to one of the patients arms, and having the patient identify if they can feel the touch and which arm it is on. Which tract is the OT assessing?
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5. Which of the following types of sensation are NOT associated with the ventral spinothalamic tract?
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6. Which of the following is NOT a protective sensory re-education technique for a patient who lacks protective sensation due to a damaged Lateral Spinothalamic tract?
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7. An occupational therapist is evaluating a patient who cannot identify if his lower extremity is placed in a flexed or extended position with his eyes closed. In addition, he scores poorly on the 2-point discrimination test for each toe. What tract is most likely affected?
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8. Which of the following is the major function of the Spinocerebellar tract?
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9. Which of the following interventions is most appropriate for an individual with an impaired Ventral Spinothalamic tract?
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10. Which of the following is a major function of the Fasciculus Cuneatus tract?
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