possible neuromuscular effects of the 2nd arrow and explain your reason

a 20 yrs old man with a neck flexion- extension (whiplash) injury is treated at your outpatient setting two weeks after a motor vehicle accident. what questions would the PT ask concerning his pain? list at least three.

Rachel is out playing in the dirt and cuts herself, unbeknownest to her a bacteria enters her system and moves retrogradely through the peripheral nerves to enter the central nervous system. Once there its toxins begin to interfere with the release of the neurotransmitter Glycine from the upper motor neurons of the direct motor pathway. this would lead to Group of answer choices spastic paralysis and atrophy of muscle tissue flaccid paralysis and atrophy of muscle tissue spastic paralysis and maintaining or increasing muscle tissue flaccid paralysis and maintaining or increasing muscle tissue not enough information is given to determine the correct response

Amount of ACh released with my myasthenia gravis..... amount of ach released with lambert eaton myasthenia syndrome. greather than less than equal to

V. Triceps Jerk a Reflex that assesses the nervous tissue between (and including) the C6, C7, and C8 nerve roots. b. It can be elicited by supporting your partner's arm with the elbow flexed at a 90° angle, sharply striking the posterior surface of the upper arm approximately 2 inches above the olecranon (bony "tip" of the elbow). c. Normal response: The triceps should twitch, and the elbow should extend. Label the feedback mechanism for this reflex. THEREH Binepe Incepa

GIVE 3 EXERCISES THAT CAN BE CONSIDERED AS A LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT WITH LATERAL ROTATION AND MEDIAL ROTATION MOVEMENT AND WHY?

Spasticity of the paralyzed muscles in UMN lesions is associated with :-a- inhibition of tendon jerksb- remarkable wasting of the musclec- clonusd- non of the above

Write the names of the numbered structures on the corresponding lines shown on the image below and add large arrows to the the diagram displaying the direction the nerve impulse will travel from dendrites to the muscle

what are the events that occurs when the calcium channel is blocked in neuromuscular junction?

Mr. Bailey’s roommate brings him to the emergency room after a snow tubing accident that occurred 1 hour ago. Mr. Bailey is experiencing very bad pain in the area of his lower left leg and has been unable to stand on his leg since the accident occurred. When looking at his left leg, the nurse notices redness and swelling in the area where Mr. Bailey is experiencing his pain. The nurse also finds that the client has limited movement of his left knee. An X-ray reveals a fracture of the lower leg. (Learning Objectives 2, 3, 4, 12)   A. Describe the relationship between long bones and hematopoiesis.   B. What are the potential bones that could be fractured in Mr. Bailey’s lower leg? Explain the   function of the affected bones. C. Discuss the limited movement that Mr. Bailey is experiencing.