When Assessing a Patient Who Complains of Muscle Weakness, the Clinician

question 19

Multiple Choice

When assessing a patient who complains of muscle weakness, the clinician should assess if there is specifically:

• A) Bilateral or unilateral muscle weakness
• B) Proximal versus distal muscle weakness
• C) Upper extremity and/or lower extremity weakness
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Clairvoyance

The supposed ability to gain information about an object, person, location, or physical event through extrasensory perception, beyond the known human senses.

Precognition

The knowledge of an event before it happens, often considered as a type of extrasensory perception.

Telepathy

The alleged exchange of information between individuals without utilizing any established human senses or physical interaction.

Light Wave's Amplitude

The height of a light wave, which determines the brightness or intensity of the light.