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WorksheetsCoordination, Sensory system
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 4mins
Which system maintains rhythmic movement and steady posture?
Vestibular system
Sensory system
Cerebellar system
Autonomic system
Coordination is best defined as:
Ability to feel pain and temperature
Muscle strength only
Reflex activity
Smooth, accurate, controlled movement
Slow, irregular rapid alternating movements indicate:
Dysdiadochokinesis
Dysmetria
Tremor
Rigidity
Which test evaluates point-to-point coordination of the arms?
Romberg test
Finger-to-nose test
Straight-leg raise
Pronator drift
Overshooting during the heel-to-shin test suggests:
Peripheral neuropathy
Vestibular disease
Cerebellar dysfunction
Spinal cord compression
An unsteady, reeling gait with instability is called:
Spastic gait
Ataxic gait
Steppage gait
Parkinsonian gait
Walking heel-to-toe in a straight line tests:
Balance and cerebellar function
Vision
Pain sensation
Muscle strength only
Inability to heel-walk is most sensitive for damage to the:
Spinothalamic tract
Posterior column
Vestibular nerve
Corticospinal tract
A patient stands well with eyes open but loses balance when eyes close. This is:
Negative Romberg
Positive Romberg
Cerebellar ataxia
Vestibular failure
Romberg test mainly evaluates:
Vision
Position sense (proprioception)
Pain sensation
Muscle strength
Which sensation is usually lost first in peripheral neuropathy?
Light touch
Pain
Temperature
Vibration
Inability to recognize objects placed in the hand is called:
Astereognosis
Graphesthesia
Hyperalgesia
Extinction
Neck flexion causing involuntary hip and knee flexion indicates :
Kernig sign
Brudzinski sign
Romberg sign
Babinski sign
