Neuro Exam Quiz Questions And Answers
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Have you studied neuroscience during your school? You can take this neuro exam quiz to practice before any exam. Also, you will get to learn several new things related to the brain and its works. 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. Your quiz result will reveal your knowledge of neuro. All the best for a perfect score.
- 1.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 shouldn't throw stones.
- 2.A patient with dimentia usually?
- A.
Has abstract thoughts
- B.
Confabulates answers
- C.
Gives concrete answers
- 3.Getting a patient-oriented with self, place, and time is part of the exam for
- A.
Long-term memory
- B.
Orientation
- C.
Awareness
- D.
Function
- E.
Short-term Memory
- 4.Asking a patient to remember three objects like apple, house, umbrella is checking a patient's.
- A.
Short-term memory
- B.
Long-term memory
- C.
Intermediate memory
- D.
Immediate memory
- 5.Checking a patient's memory after a few minutes is an example of
- A.
Intermediate memory
- B.
Immediate memory
- C.
Long-term memory
- D.
Short-term memory
- 6.Having a patient recall an event or where they were in the past (Kennedy's assassination, etc.) is an example of
- A.
Short-term memory
- B.
Long-term memory
- C.
Intermediate memory
- D.
Immediate memory
- 7.Testing a patient's arithmetic or having a patient count backward in serial numbers of 3's or 7's is testing a patient.
- A.
Cognitive reasoning
- B.
Short-term memory
- C.
Attention
- D.
Recall
- 8.CN II encompasses the following.
- A.
Pupillary light reflexes
- B.
Lateral rectus muscle
- C.
Visual acuity with a fundus scope
- D.
Non-ciliary muscles of the eye
- E.
Cotton ball rubbing cornea
- 9.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
- 10.For CN's II, IV, and VI, you are testing the
- A.
Occult muscles
- B.
Stapedius muscles
- C.
Ciliary muscles
- D.
Extraocular muscles
- 11.Cotton tip to the cornea, facial sensation, muscles of mastication, and tongue sensation can test which CN.
- A.
V
- B.
VII
- C.
IX, V
- D.
VII
- E.
VII, V
- 12.Weber and Rinne is tested for
- A.
IV
- B.
VIII
- C.
IX
- D.
VII
- E.
V
- 13.Taste post. 2/3 of tongue, carotid and chemoreceptors and gag reflex check the
- A.
IX, X
- B.
VII, IX
- C.
VII, X
- D.
X, VII, IX
- 14.SCM and trapezius muscles having a patient shrug shoulders or turning head tests
- A.
XI
- B.
XII
- C.
IX
- D.
X
- 15.If a patient comes in and you ask them to stick out their tongue, 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
- 16.THE NEXT FIVE QUESTIONS ANSWER THE FOLLOWING SCALEIn a strength exam, a full (no break) is assoc. with (on the scale)
- A.
5
- B.
4
- C.
2
- D.
1
- E.
3
- 17.Against gravity
- A.
5
- B.
3
- C.
4
- D.
2
- E.
1
- 18.Flaccid
- A.
5
- B.
4
- C.
1
- D.
0
- E.
3
- 19.Contraction
- A.
5
- B.
4
- C.
2
- D.
1
- E.
3
- 20.Less than full
- A.
4
- B.
2
- C.
5
- D.
3
- E.
1
- 21.No gravity
- A.
4
- B.
3
- C.
1
- D.
2
- E.
0
- 22.Please choose applicable sensory level for checking Pain/temp, Vibration/propriation, and two-point discrimination for the following five areas: the first, Nipple line
- A.
T7
- B.
T4
- C.
T10
- D.
T12
- 23.Xiphoid process
- A.
T7
- B.
T4
- C.
T10
- D.
T12
- 24.Umbillicus
- A.
T7
- B.
T4
- C.
T10
- D.
T12
- 25.Groin
- A.
T12
- B.
T7
- C.
T4
- D.
T10
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