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Based on the examination finding and results of the medical work-up, which diagnosis is MOST likely?

Based on the patient’s current symptoms, which of the following referrals is MOST indicated for further examination and management?

Which of the following is the MOST likey diagnosis?

Which diagnosis is the below image consistent with and what type of image is shown?  

A patient that has been diagnosed with functional neurologic disorder presents to physical therapy for evaluation and treatment of their abnormal gait. Which of the following information found through review of the patient’s medical record and/or patient interview is consistent with a favorable prognosis for improvement with physical therapy?

Match the CNS tumor to the type of cell that it originates from:

Which of the following best describes the underlying pathophysiology of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease?

Which of the following PT interventions would be most appropriate for this individual during the acute phase of their disease?

Which of the following is the PRIMARY pathophysiological mechanism noted in moderate to severe TBI?

A 31-year-old female presents to physical therapy with a referral for “temporomandibular joint dysfunction.” During the course of the subjective history, the patient reports that they note increased difficulty with chewing later in the day or when attempting to eat “chewy” foods. They deny any pain, clicking, or catching in their jaw when they chew, just difficulty with chewing as though their jaw gets “tired”. Upon further review of systems, it is discovered that they also have facial drooping, double vision, and eyelid drooping that occurs frequently in the afternoons or evenings. Symptoms are absent in the morning. What is the MOST likely diagnosis based on this clinical scenario?