Neuro Exam Quiz 2
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The brain is a small part of the human body but whose direct and indirect effects on the body are extensive. The same applies when it comes to its study. The Neuro exam below quiz 2 has more.
- 1.Observinng patient's behavior and activities?
- A.
Attention
- B.
Function
- C.
Reasoning
- D.
Orientation
- 2.An example(s) of abstract reasoning is?
- A.
If a stone quits rolling moss will grow on it
- B.
A rolling stone gathers no moss
- C.
You can catch more fly's with honey than vinegar
- D.
Work hard play hard
- E.
People in glass houses shouldnt throw stones
- 3.A patient with dimentia usually?
- A.
Has abstract thoughts
- B.
Confabulates answers
- C.
Gives concrete answers
- 4.Getting a patient oriented with self, place, and time is as part of the exam for
- A.
Long-term memory
- B.
Orientation
- C.
Awarness
- D.
Function
- E.
Short-term Memory
- 5.Asking a patient to remeber three objects like apple, house, umbrella is checking a patients
- A.
Short-term memory
- B.
Long-term memory
- C.
Intermediate memory
- D.
Immediate memory
- 6.Checking a patient's memory afetr a few minutes is an example of
- A.
Intermediate memory
- B.
Immediate memory
- C.
Long-term memory
- D.
Short-term memory
- 7.Having a patient recall an eevnt or where they where in the past (Kennedy's assasination, etc.) is an example of
- A.
Short-term memory
- B.
Long-term memory
- C.
Intermediate memory
- D.
Inmmediate memory
- 8.Asking a patient "if you where in a movie theatre and there was a fire, what would you do" or i"if you found a stamped envelope what would you do with it?" is testing a patients
- A.
Attention
- B.
Judgement
- C.
Reasoning
- D.
Orientation
- 9.Testing a patients arithmetic or having a patient count backwards in serial numbers of 3's or 7's is testing a patients
- A.
Cognitive reasoning
- B.
Short-term memory
- C.
Attention
- D.
Recall
- 10.Testing a patients concentration, laughing sporatically, crying uncontrollably, situation where they where told something bad and they laugh is checking a patients appropriateness testing their
- A.
Emotions
- B.
Mental state
- C.
Reasoning
- D.
Affect
- E.
Mood
- 11.To test CN _______ you close one nostril and check each side _______________
- A.
I ,simotaneously
- B.
I ,individually
- C.
II ,individually
- D.
II ,simotaneously
- 12.CN II encompasses the following
- A.
Pupillary light reflexes
- B.
Lateral rectus muscle
- C.
Visual acuity with a fundus scope
- D.
Non-cilary muscles of the eye
- E.
Cotton ball rubbing cornea
- 13.Which CN's can usually be tested together
- A.
II, IV, VI
- B.
III, IV, VI
- C.
IV, VI, II
- D.
III, IV, V
- E.
III, IV, II
- 14.For CN's II, IV, and VI you are testing the
- A.
Occuli muscles
- B.
Stapedius muscles
- C.
Ciliary muscles
- D.
Extra occular muscles
- 15.Cotton tip to the cornea, facial sensation, muscles of mastication, and toungue senastion can test which CN
- A.
V
- B.
VII
- C.
IX, V
- D.
VII
- E.
VII, V
- 16.Taste ant. 2/3 of tounge, motor facil movement's, checks the...
- A.
Trigeminal nerve CN V
- B.
Trigeminal nerve CN VII
- C.
Facial nerve CN VII
- D.
Facial nerve CN VI
- E.
Glossopharengeal cranial neve VII
- 17.Weber and rinne is test for
- A.
IV
- B.
VIII
- C.
IX
- D.
VII
- E.
V
- 18.Taste post. 2/3 of touge, carotid and chemo receptors and gag reflex check the
- A.
IX, X
- B.
VII, IX
- C.
VII, X
- D.
X, VII, IX
- 19.SCM and trapezius muscles having a patient shrug shoulders, or turning head tests
- A.
XI
- B.
XII
- C.
IX
- D.
X
- 20.If a patient comes in and you ask them to stick out there toungu and it deviates to the right, which CN could be involved and what side
- A.
XI, left
- B.
XII, left
- C.
XI, right
- D.
XII, right
- 21.THE NEXT FIVE QUESTION ASWER THE FOLLOWING SCALEIn a stength exam a full (no break) is assoc. with (on scale)
- A.
5
- B.
4
- C.
2
- D.
1
- E.
3
- 22.Against gravity
- A.
5
- B.
3
- C.
4
- D.
2
- E.
1
- 23.Flaccid
- A.
5
- B.
4
- C.
1
- D.
0
- E.
3
- 24.Contraction
- A.
5
- B.
4
- C.
2
- D.
1
- E.
3
- 25.Less than full
- A.
4
- B.
2
- C.
5
- D.
3
- E.
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