Diseases and disorders that affect Felix's vision can greatly increase the likelihood of falling. All of the following statement
s are true with regard to the pathway for vision except: Diseases and disorders that affect Felix's vision can greatly increase the likelihood of falling. All of the following statements are true with regard to the pathway for vision except: The receptors for vision are the receptive ends of sensory neurons. The eye contains special sensory receptors that transduce visual stimuli. Information about visual stimuli is transmitted through the thalamus. Visual stimuli are carried into the CNS in axons of cranial nerves.
The patient should undergo an electromyography given that this kind of exam is going to be accurate regarding the kind and amount of electrical activity that is occuring in the muscles. This exam can show what is the specific deterioration level that the muscles are going through.
