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brainstem e.g., Medullary infarct Subjective Visual Vertical (SVV); Subjective Visual Horizontal (SVH) Equipment: 5 gallon bucket with a straight line drawn across the bottom of the bucket (inside and outside); inclinometer on outside Task: with their head “inside” the bucket, therapist turns the bucket
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