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Sep 2024
11m 30s

Neurological Outcome Measures

Kyle Rice
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Jeremy is performing a neurological evaluation. The therapist notes repeated falls in quiet standing with a suspected forward anticipatory balance impairment. Which of the following tests is MOST likely to reveal this specific impairment?

A) Functional Reach Test

B) Romberg Test

C) Sensory Organization Test

D) Standing in tandem with eyes closed

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