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Question 1 of 3

1. Question
The vestibular-ocular reflex is responsible for:
- Generating eye movements to stabilize gaze during head movements
- Generating neck movement to stabilize the position of the head in space
- Generate muscle activity to maintain balance and posture in response to movement
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Common signs and symptoms of a central vestibular dysfunction include:
- Direction-fixed nystagmus, severe imbalance, and neurological symptoms
- Direction-fixed nystagmus, mild imbalance, and no neurological symptoms
- Direction-changing nystagmus, severe imbalance, and no neurological symptoms
- Direction-changing nystagmus, severe imbalance, and neurological symptoms
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Which of the following is BPPV not associated with:
- Episodic vertigo generally lasting < 1 minute
- Vertigo triggered by changes in head position relative to gravity
- Hearing loss
- Abnormal sensation of movement (‘spinning’ of world or self)
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