CSRS UPDATED EXAM SCRIPT QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Kinesiology Tape Care - ✔✔Avoid providing electrical stimulation to a patient with
kinesiology tape
✔✔Pharmacological Treatment Impact - ✔✔Pharmacological treatment for depression
may improve functional recovery post-stroke
✔✔Fall Risk Indicators - ✔✔Increased fall risk indicators include taking >4 medications,
diuretics, antiarrhythmics
✔✔Common Post-Stroke Vision Issue - ✔✔Visual field cuts are a common vision issue
post-stroke
✔✔Gait Pattern Assessment - ✔✔Observing gait patterns helps identify issues like
decreased pelvic progression
✔✔Dual Task Performance - ✔✔Ability to perform two tasks simultaneously, a priority
impairment
✔✔Vestibular Ocular Reflex (VOR) - ✔✔Moving both eyes and head together to
stimulate the vestibular system
✔✔Dorsiflexion - ✔✔Movement involving 10° upward bending of the foot
✔✔Berg Balance Scale - ✔✔Assessment tool for evaluating fall risk
✔✔Constraint-Induced Therapy - ✔✔Treatment for upper extremity weakness post-
stroke
✔✔Kinesiology Tape Contraindication - ✔✔Condition like DVT that restricts the use of
kinesiology tape
✔✔Vestibular System Stimulation - ✔✔Incorporating VOR exercises to enhance
balance programs
✔✔Pelvic Drop Deviation - ✔✔Inferior pelvis drop on one side during gait, indicating
muscle weakness
✔✔Eccentric Muscle Activity - ✔✔Muscle lengthening during gait for deceleration
✔✔Thrombotic Stroke - ✔✔Stroke type likely after a TIA with gradual onset of
symptoms
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Kinesiology Tape Care - ✔✔Avoid providing electrical stimulation to a patient with
kinesiology tape
✔✔Pharmacological Treatment Impact - ✔✔Pharmacological treatment for depression
may improve functional recovery post-stroke
✔✔Fall Risk Indicators - ✔✔Increased fall risk indicators include taking >4 medications,
diuretics, antiarrhythmics
✔✔Common Post-Stroke Vision Issue - ✔✔Visual field cuts are a common vision issue
post-stroke
✔✔Gait Pattern Assessment - ✔✔Observing gait patterns helps identify issues like
decreased pelvic progression
✔✔Dual Task Performance - ✔✔Ability to perform two tasks simultaneously, a priority
impairment
✔✔Vestibular Ocular Reflex (VOR) - ✔✔Moving both eyes and head together to
stimulate the vestibular system
✔✔Dorsiflexion - ✔✔Movement involving 10° upward bending of the foot
✔✔Berg Balance Scale - ✔✔Assessment tool for evaluating fall risk
✔✔Constraint-Induced Therapy - ✔✔Treatment for upper extremity weakness post-
stroke
✔✔Kinesiology Tape Contraindication - ✔✔Condition like DVT that restricts the use of
kinesiology tape
✔✔Vestibular System Stimulation - ✔✔Incorporating VOR exercises to enhance
balance programs
✔✔Pelvic Drop Deviation - ✔✔Inferior pelvis drop on one side during gait, indicating
muscle weakness
✔✔Eccentric Muscle Activity - ✔✔Muscle lengthening during gait for deceleration
✔✔Thrombotic Stroke - ✔✔Stroke type likely after a TIA with gradual onset of
symptoms
