Lack of Functional Gain When Baclofen or Another Antispasticity Agent

question 5

Multiple Choice

Lack of functional gain when baclofen or another antispasticity agent is administered may be caused by which of the following?

• A)Muscle weakness
• B)Seizures
• C)Rebound spasticity
• D)Enhanced muscle spindle sensitivity

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