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  • What is the 29-item self-report questionnaire called that measures five concussion clinical profiles?
  • Adaptation exercises symptom management involves which guideline?
  • Which statement about second impact syndrome is true?
  • What is the incline progression per minute during the Buffalo treadmill test?
  • Which of the following are stopping criteria for the Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test?
  • Which of the following is NOT a dynamic exertional test example?
  • An abnormal joint position error test result is defined as more than what degree horizontally?
  • Is injury severity linked to the development of post-concussion syndrome?
  • SCOAT 6 is performed 72 hours after a sport-related concussion for which age group in children?
  • Which term describes symptoms lasting longer than four weeks after a concussion in adults?
  • What test is used to assess deep cervical neck flexor endurance?
  • Which factor is identified as a risk factor for CTE related to exposure duration?
  • Which symptom is characteristic of the cervical trajectory after a concussion?
  • What is second impact syndrome?
  • What is the primary purpose of the Vestibular-Ocular Motor Screen (VOMS)?
  • SCOAT 6 is performed after how many hours following a sport-related concussion?
  • Is a concussion a structural injury?
  • Which tool is used for on-field sports-related concussion evaluation?
  • Under the Buffalo Concussion TMT framework, which types of exercise are permitted?
  • What is the recommended progression surface for adaptation exercises?
  • Which of the following is a symptom of CTE?
  • Concussion phase 2 occurs within which timeframe after impact?
  • Which symptom is part of the cognitive/fatigue trajectory?
  • Which approach addresses cognitive, psychological, and emotional problems in CTE management?
  • Which passive upper cervical mobility assessment evaluates the atlantoaxial joint?
  • Substitution exercises aim to compensate for losses by enhancing which systems?
  • What are the phases of the neuro metabolic cascade?
  • Concussion diagnosis is typically made by what method?
  • What is the maximum number of errors on the BESS for a single condition?
  • What is the purpose of the cervical flexor endurance test?
  • Which item is listed as a concussion prevention strategy in youth sports?
  • Which professional is primarily responsible for addressing autonomic aspects within concussion rehabilitation?
  • What is the outcome of the excitatory phase in the brain?
  • Which statement is NOT a feature of the ocular trajectory?
  • In concussion rehabilitation, which domain would a physical therapist be addressing to improve balance and postural control?
  • Complete physiological recovery after concussion takes how long?
  • Which of the following is an example of a habituation exercise?
  • What is the primary goal of substitution exercises?
  • Which assessment addresses vascular concerns in the cervical screen for red flags?
  • Which statement best describes concussion phase 3?
  • Concussion can be diagnosed in which settings?
  • Which of the following would NOT count as an error on the BESS scoring?
  • CTE progression in later life can lead to which of the following?
  • The exertional exam in concussion assessment measures which capacity?
  • How are habituation exercises typically started?
  • Spurling's test is used to assess which of the following?
  • Which set of items correctly identifies the return-to-protocol categories after concussion?
  • What is the primary goal of adaptation exercises?
  • SCOAT 6 is performed 72 hours after a sport-related concussion for which age group?
  • In the cervical screen for red flags, which statement best describes what is included?
  • Which of the following is an upper motor neuron sign indicating neurologic red flags?
  • An abnormal smooth pursuit neck torsion test would show which finding during the torsion component?
  • Which cervical spine special test is used to assess C1-C2 mobility?
  • Which domain is included in the ImPACT test?
  • What is the primary purpose of the smooth pursuit neck torsion test?
  • CTE is described as a degenerative brain disease found in which groups?
  • Which test is used to assess dynamic balance?
  • Which initial symptom is a risk factor for developing post-concussion syndrome?
  • Post concussion syndrome AKA?
  • Which item is NOT typically included in a cervical spine assessment?
  • Which test specifically measures endurance of the deep neck flexors using a BP cuff?
  • During the spreading phase after a head injury, which statement best describes the brain?
  • Which approach is described as a treatment/management strategy for CTE?
  • Which statement describes the mechanism of VSR training?
  • How long must an individual typically stay at each step when progressing through return-to-sport protocols?
  • Which effects are included in the neuro metabolic cascade after concussion?
  • What is the primary goal of using virtual reality in concussion rehabilitation?
  • What is the purpose of the cervical torsion test?
  • Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for post-concussion syndrome?
  • Which of the following is an example of dynamic exertional testing?
  • Habituation exercises are designed to...
  • Which symptom is characteristic of the vestibular trajectory?
  • Which of the following is a valid example of a multi-planar habituation movement?
  • What is the primary purpose of the Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test?
  • An abnormal head-neck differentiation test may present with which of the following?
  • Which symptom cluster is typical for cervicogenic dizziness?
  • Adaptation exercise progression background involves which type of visual background?
  • In the described treatment sequence, which condition was addressed after addressing cervical spine issues and before oculomotor rehab?
  • Which of the following is a type of concussion clinical trajectory?
  • SCAT-6 utility decreases after how many hours?
  • What is the recommended progression duration for adaptation exercises?
  • At which step are contact drills permitted?
  • Where is the starting point for concussion treatment?
  • Which statement about the CP-screen is true?
  • How is concussion defined?
  • An abnormal result on the cervical flexion-rotation test is defined as what?
  • According to the described sequence, which order correctly prioritizes treatment?
  • Which cervical spine diagnosis is commonly seen with concussion?
  • What is the most common cause of concussion?
  • Which sleep hygiene practice involves establishing a consistent time to go to bed?
  • Does symptom resolution imply concussion resolution?
  • Which cognitive domain is assessed by the ImPACT test?
  • Concussion phase 3 occurs within which timeframe after impact?
  • Which item is described as a grounding technique?
  • What is the leading cause of injury-related emergency visits for children under 5?
  • How is CTE diagnosed?
  • What is required to reach Step 4 in the return-to-sport protocol?
  • Which domains are included in the physical therapist's role in concussion rehabilitation?
  • Which statement best describes the purpose of the Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test in return-to-sport decision-making?
  • In screening for labyrinthine fistula or superior canal dehiscence, which maneuvers are used?
  • Which test helps differentiate whether dizziness originates from vestibular or cervical sources?
  • Which option is NOT listed as a type of adaptation exercise for concussion?
  • Which protocol focuses on academic reintegration after concussion?
  • Which category includes workplace and bike accidents as unspecified causes?
  • Which tool is used for military acute concussion evaluation?
  • Which test assesses static balance and sensory integration?
  • What is the typical progression order for adaptation exercises by position?
  • The COR complements the VOR to maintain gaze stability. Which system contributes most to COR?
  • Substitution is typically used for which condition?
  • Substitution exercises, in the context of vestibular rehabilitation, are most appropriate for which scenario?
  • Which combination of tests is used to assess cervicogenic dizziness?
  • What is the ImPACT test primarily used for?
  • What is the stated purpose of nervous system calming techniques?
  • What is the goal of the head-neck differentiation test?
  • Which of the following is NOT assessed by the ImPACT test?
  • Which method is commonly used to deliver virtual reality vestibular therapy?
  • Which statement about the VOMS is accurate?
  • Which of the following is a risk factor for post-concussion syndrome?
  • What is the relationship between the return-to-learn and return-to-sport protocols as described?
  • Which activity can serve as a habituation exercise in vestibular rehabilitation?
  • Which ocular intervention is listed for training smooth pursuits?
  • What do concussion clinical trajectories help guide?
  • What should be recorded at the time the Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test stops?
  • What is the guidance for daytime napping in sleep hygiene?
  • Which statement is true about cervicogenic dizziness?
  • Concussion phase 1 occurs within which timeframe after impact?
  • HiMAT results indicate that a higher score represents what?
  • What is recommended during concussion phase 2?
  • Child SCAT-6 is appropriate for which age range?
  • When is the COR most active?
  • Which of the following is NOT a test included in the VOMS?
  • What must be achieved for a patient to advance from Step 3 to Step 4 in the progression?
  • Which phase is when the brain is most vulnerable to a second injury?
  • Habituation exercises (alternative phrasing) are designed to?
  • Concussion is best described as what type of brain disruption?
  • Which activity is listed as a calming activity to support sleep hygiene?
  • Sensory mismatch between cervical, vestibular, and visual inputs can cause which symptoms?
  • What are the mean hold times for the cervical flexor endurance test for men and women?
  • What is the mean hold time for men on the cervical flexor endurance test?
  • Can CTE be definitively diagnosed during life?
  • What is the 21-question self-report questionnaire measuring symptoms that commonly occur after a concussion?
  • Buffalo Concussion TMT protocol prescribes exercising at what intensity and duration per day after a 5-minute warm-up?
  • Which item is included in the concussion-specific systems review?
  • What is the goal of VSR training/balance training?
  • Which statement best describes the general structure of the return-to-sport progression?
  • Which assessments are included in the Vestibular-Ocular Motor Screen (VOMS)?
  • Which step of the return-to-sport protocol would you expect to reintroduce contact drills?
  • Which statement best describes the effects of the mechanism of injury causing concussion?
  • How long should each BESS stance be held?
  • Which symptom is commonly remembered with labyrinthine fistula or superior canal dehiscence?
  • What can the Post Concussion Symptom Scale do?
  • Which symptom is associated with mood/anxiety trajectory?
  • Impaired cervicogenic reflexes can occur with which condition?
  • What is an example of steady-state exertional testing used in concussion management?
  • The excitatory phase occurs from the initial head impact up to how many minutes after the injury?
  • Which assessment tests cervical joint position sense through repositioning error?
  • Substitution exercises involve...
  • Which of the following is a pre-existing condition that increases the risk for post-concussion syndrome?
  • Coordination testing in neurologic screening primarily assesses which system?
  • What is chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)?
  • Virtual reality in concussion rehabilitation is used to
  • In concussion phase 3, which timeframe has some studies suggested?
  • Which symptom is characteristic of the ocular trajectory?
  • Which item is included in PT assessment items for concussion?
  • What does the joint position error test assess?
  • Which item is an example of an important history question for concussion assessment?
  • What do most dynamic exertional tests combine?
  • Which is a role of the physical therapist in concussion management?
  • What activity was added after addressing initial therapy and BPPV as part of the sequence?
  • Post concussion syndrome is defined as symptoms lasting more than how long in adults?
  • Which symptom is NOT typically listed as part of the abnormal head-neck differentiation test?
  • What is the recommended speed range for head movements during adaptation exercises?
  • Which test is described as part of the cervical screen for red flags to assess instability?
  • During cervical spine palpation, which finding would indicate the presence of muscle trigger points?
  • Which trajectory includes fatigue and fogginess?
  • Which statement describes the pathophysiology of second impact syndrome?
  • Which symptom is typical of the post-traumatic migraine trajectory?
  • During adaptation, which background progression is described?
  • During spreading phase, what best describes the brain's energy state?
  • Which item is NOT listed as a concussion prevention strategy in youth sports?
  • Which of the following is a risk factor for CTE?
  • What happens during the excitatory phase?
  • Which vestibular intervention involves desensitization to movement or stimuli?
  • The cervical ocular reflex (COR) does which of the following?
  • The postural stability exam in concussion assessment evaluates which aspect?
  • How long does the ImPACT test take to administer?
  • Which statement best describes canalith repositioning maneuvers?
  • Which protocol must be in place before a return-to-sport protocol can be initiated?
  • Cervicogenic dizziness is best described as which of the following?
  • Which of the following is listed as an intervention idea for cervicogenic dizziness and headache?
  • Which are considered types of adaptation exercises for concussion?
  • Is loss of consciousness required for a concussion diagnosis?
  • Which of the following is listed as a risk factor for chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)?
  • Which statement best reflects sleep hygiene regarding caffeine and alcohol?
  • During adaptation exercise progression, not increasing symptoms more than how many points past baseline is recommended?
  • The cervical flexion rotation test is used to assess rotation at which segment and to help diagnose cervicogenic headache.
  • How often should re-examination occur when following the Buffalo Concussion TMT protocol?
  • Which of the following is a typical example of a virtual reality-based vestibular rehabilitation setup?
  • Which test is used to assess static balance?
  • Is there an objective test to diagnose a concussion?
  • What is the Glasgow Coma Scale range typically associated with a concussion?
  • An abnormal cervical torsion test may present with which of the following symptom sets?
  • Which exercise is listed for convergence insufficiency?
  • Which symptom is commonly associated with cervicogenic dizziness?
  • In the concussion-specific systems review, which history item is included?
  • Substitution exercises are typically not performed with concussion patients because they
  • Which tool is used for pediatric on-field concussion evaluation?
  • Which item is listed as a vestibular intervention category?
  • Which statement best reflects a sleep hygiene guideline regarding evening stimulation?
  • Which of the following is a military-related mechanism for concussion?
  • SCAT-6 is designed for which age group?
  • Which statement best describes adaptation exercises in concussion rehabilitation?
  • What is the correct timing for the spreading phase after head injury?
  • In virtual reality therapy, what is the recommended initial duration for a single bout?
  • Which intervention is used to address saccadic eye insufficiency?
  • Which trajectory is characterized by headaches or migraines following a concussion?
  • At which step are sport-specific activities permitted during the return-to-sport protocol?
  • What is cervicogenic dizziness?
  • In the VOMS, saccades are performed in which directions?
  • Which protein misfolds in CTE pathology?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a physical therapist's role in concussion rehab?
  • Which of the following is a canalith repositioning maneuver?
  • If symptoms worsen or reappear, what is the recommended action in the progression through return-to-sport steps?
  • During the Buffalo Concussion treadmill test, which measurements are recorded?
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