Proximal
Distal
Symmetric
Asymmetric
Question 5:
A patient presents with an altered level of consciousness.He/she is considered in a stuporous state if he/she:
appears drowsy but opens the eyes, looks at the examiners, answers the questions, and then falls asleep.
arouses from sleep after exposure to painful stimuli, exhibits slow verbal responses, and easily lapses into an unresponsive state.
remains unarousable with eyes closed.
There is no evident response to inner need or external stimuli.
opens the eyes and looks at the examiner, but responds slowly and is somewhat confused.
Question 6:
One way to assess cerebellar function would be to have the patient:
hop on one foot.
read out loud.
Inshrug the shoulders
discriminate between light and sharp pain.
Question 7:
Hypesthesia refers to:
absence of touch sensation.
decreased sensitivity to touch.
increased sensitivity to touch.
Inabsence of pain sensation.
Question 8:
When conducting a neurologic exam, which one of the following assessments is not considered part of the mental status assessment?
Level of alertness
Cranial Nerve II (CNII)
Appropriateness of responses
Orientation to time
Question 9:
A mother reports to the nurse practitioner that her teenager might be taking drugs because earlier today the teenager had a mild seizure and now has an unstable gait and is beginning to complain of shortness of breath.These symptoms might be consistent with a possible overdose of:
barbiturates.
amphetamines.
marijuana.
opioids.
Question 10:
An ischemic stroke is:
a transient episode of neurologic dysfunction by focal brain, spinal cord, or retinal ischemia, without acute infarction.
Inan infarction of the central nervous system tissue that may be silent or symptomatic.
the abrupt onset of motor or sensory deficits.
focal or asymmetric weaknesses caused by central and peripheral nerve damage.
Question 11:
By placing the patient in the supine position, the nurse practitioner raises the patient's relaxed and straightened leg while flexing the leg at the hip, then dorsiflexes the foot.This maneuver is known as:
Kernig'ssign.
the straight-leg raise.
the plantar response.
the ankle reflex.
Question 12:
The level of consciousness that refers to the patient that appears drowsy but can open his eyes, respond to questions, then fall back to sleep is known as:
obtundation.
alertness.
lethargy.
stupor.
Question 13:
When assessing coordination of muscle movement, four areas of the nervous system function in an integrated way.These areas include the motor, cerebellar, the vestibular, and the sensory systems.Which system coordinates a steady posture?
Motor system
Cerebellar system
Vestibular system
Sensory system
Question 14:
An older adult presenting with signs of undernourishment, slowed motor performance, and loss of muscle mass or weakness suggests:
depression.
frailty.
Parkinson'sdisease.
Alzheimer's disease.
Question 15:
Postural tremors appear when the affected part is:
atrest.
moving voluntarily.
Inis actively maintaining a posture.
getting closer to its target
Question 16:
A discriminative sensation that describes the ability to identify an object by feeling it is:
graphesthesia.
stereognosis.
two point discrimination.
astereognosis.
Question 17:
When evaluating a patient for weakness of the upper extremities, bilateral distal weakness is noted.This XXXXXXX could be suggestive of:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
myositis.
neuromuscular junction disorders.
Question XX:
When observing XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX of XXX XXXXX, a XXXXXXX observation XX:
XXXXXXXXX in XXX XXXXXX between XXX XXXXXXXXXXX.
thenar eminences appear full.
XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX convex.
XXX XXXXXX between XXX XXXXXXXXXXX would XX slightly XXXXXXXXX.
Fasciculations in atrophic XXXXXXX suggest:
a XXXXX motor XXXXXX XXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX.
Inperipheral nervous XXXXXX disease
a XXXXXXX nervous system XXXXXXXX.
Question 20:
XXX part of XXX XXXXX that XXXXXXXX XXXX functions in the body and XX responsible for XXXXXXXXX, XXXXX XXXX, and XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX is the:
cerebrum.
brainstem.
cerebellum.
XXXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX XX:
XXXXXXXXX the XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XX a child with a ventriculoperitoneal shunt XXXXXX XXXXXXX:
XXX of XXX XXXXXXX XXXX scale.
Kernig'XXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXX'ssign.
Monroe-Kellie doctrine.
Question 22:
XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX characterized XX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXX domains?
Delirium
Cognitiveimpairment
XXXXXXXXX'sdisease
XXXXXXXXX's disease
Question 23:
XX abnormal or unpleasant XXXXX XX XXXXX is XXXXXX:
dysarthria.
XXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXXXXX.
When XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX reflexes in the knee, the XXXXX practitioner notes an XXXXXXXX reflex in the right knee.XXXX abnormality is XXXXXXXX consistent XXXX a pathological XXXXXX in which segmented XXXXX of XXX spine?
Cervical X and X
Cervical 6 and X
XXXXXX 2, 3, XXX X
Sacral X
XXXX XXXXXXXXXX a patient XXX XXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXX extremities, bilateral proximal limb weakness XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX XX noted.This finding XXXXX XX suggestive of:
XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXXXXX junction XXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX 26:
XXX term XXXX to XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX muscle XXXXXX and twisting XX the limbs XX:
XXXXXXXX.
akinesia.
XXXXXXXXXX.
Question 27:
X XX-year-XXX male XXXXXXXX with complaints XX headaches.XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX daily XXX about X-6 weeks.He had relief XXX X months XXX XXX they XXX recurring.These are XXXX XXXXXX:
tensionheadaches.
XXXXXXX headaches.
migraineheadaches.
sinus XXXXXXXXX.
Question 28:
Which of XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX XX XXXXXXXXXX with a XXXXX of XXX XXXXXX cranial nerve?
Dizziness
Inability XX XXXXX XXX XXXX
Loss of the XXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XX taste XXXX XXXXXX
XXXX trying XX determine XXX level of consciousness in a XXXXXXX whose level of XXXXXXXXXXXXX is XXXXXXX, a XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX:
XXXXX the eyes and looks at the examiner, responds XXXXXX, XXX XX somewhat confused.
appears XXXXXX XXX XXXXX the XXXX, looks XX XXX XXXXXXXXX, answers the XXXXXXXXX, XXX XXXX falls asleep.
XXXXXXX XXXX XXXXX after exposure XX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX, and easily lapses XXXX an XXXXXXXXXXXX state.
XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX with eyes closed.
X female XXXXXXX complaints XX weakness in XXXX arms XXXX transferring the wet clothes XXXX the XXXXXX and XXXXXXX them in XXX XXXXX. This XXXXXXX XXXXX XX suggestive XX XXXXX type XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX?
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXX 31:
Which developmental area XX predominantly affected XX XXXX poisoning?
XXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Mobility
A XXXX of aphasia in which the person XXX XXXX-XXXXXXX difficulties for XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX is known as:
XXXXX'XXXXXXXX.
anomic aphasia.
XXXXXXXX'saphasia.
global XXXXXXX.
A XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX with an altered XXXXX XX consciousness.He/she is considered in an obtunded state if he/she:
XXXXXXX XXXX XXXXX after exposure to XXXXXXX XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, and XXXXXX XXXXXX into an unresponsive XXXXX.
XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX XXXXX XXXX, looks XX the XXXXXXXXX, answers XXX questions, XXX then falls asleep.
XXXXXXX unarousable with eyes closed.XXXXX XX XX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX inner need or external XXXXXXX.
XXXXX the XXXX and XXXXX at XXX XXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXXXX slowly and is somewhat XXXXXXXX.
Question 34:
XXXX XXX patient XXXXX XXXXXX, the XXXXX practitioner XXXXXX her hands behind XXX XXXXXXX's XXXX while flexing XXX neck forward until XXX XXXX XXXXXXX his chest.XXXX XXXXXXXXX with resistance to XXXXXXX is XXXXX.This XX a XXXXXXXX:
Brudzinski's XXXX.
XXXXXXXX'ssign.
XXXXXX rigidity XXXX.
Babinski's XXXX.
Which XX the XXXXXXXXX procedures XXXXXX NOT XX XXXXXXXXX in a comatose XXXXXXX?
XXXXX corneal response
XXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
Dilate the pupils
XXXXXXX the XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX
The XXXX XXXX XX XXXXXXXX a XXXXXXXXXX XX XXX sense, XXXXXXXXXX XXXX of XXXXX, XX:
absence XX sensation.
Winging of the XXXXXXX XXX be XXXXX in XXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XX the following conditions except:
XXXXX XXXXXXX.
XXXXXX to XXX XXXX thoracic nerve.
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX of XXX serratus XXXXXXXX muscle.
XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XX XXXXX tremors that disappear:
XXXX voluntary XXXXXXXX.
XXXX XXX affected part is XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX a XXXXXXX.
XXXX XXX XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX.
Question 39:
A patient XX instructed to stand, close XXXX eyes, and extend both arms forward with XXX palms facing XXXXXX for XX-30 XXXXXXX.If XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX downward, XXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX:
a normal finding.
XXXXX motor neuron disease.
corticospinal XXXXX lesion.
XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX.
A XXXXXXXXXXX disorder of XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX affects movement is XXXXX XX:
delirium.
Functional XXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXX's disease.
Alzheimer's XXXXXXX.
XXXXX assessing XXX trigeminal nerve V (XX V) XXX sensory XXXXXXXX, the patient reports a pain XXXXXXXXX on the XXXXX cheek.This finding XXXXX be XXXXXXXXXX XXXX a:
bilateral XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.
central XXXXXXX system XXXXXXX.
cranial XXXXX XXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX.
When assessing the cranial nerves, the nurse practitioner uses the XXXXXX XXXXX to gently XXXXXXXXX the XXXX of XXX XXXXXX XX XXXX XXXX.A XXXXXXXXXX absence XX the gag XXXXXX XX XXXXX.XXXX finding could be XXXXXXXXXX of a unilateral XXXXXX in XXXXX XXXXXXX nerve?
Cranial XXXXX V (CN V)
Cranial Nerve VII (XX XXX)
Cranial Nerve XX (CN IX)
XXXXXXX Nerve XII (XX XXX)
XXXXXXXX 43:
On XXXXXXXXXXX XX the adult patient, symptoms of XXXXXX posture, tremor, XXXXXXXX, and shuffling XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX.These findings are XXXXXXXXXX with:
XXXX induced reaction.
Functional impairment.
XXXXXXXX 44:
Brief, XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXX, coordinated movements XXXXXXXXX at XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX are XXXXXXXXXX with:
XXXXXX XXXX.
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXX-facial XXXXXXXXXXX.
A sudden XXXXX lapse of consciousness XXXX XXXXXXXXX blinking, staring, or movements of XXX lips and hands but no falling is consistent with:
a XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.
an absent XXXXXXX.
a myoclonic XXXXXX XXXXXXX
a focal seizure with impairment of XXXXXXXXXXXXX.
Physical exam of a XXXX two-XXXX-XXX infant reveals a XXXXXX dimple XXXX a small XXXXXX XX XXXX XXXX XXXXX the sacral area.This XXXXX XX:
an XXXXXXX finding but within normal XXXXXX.
hirsutism.
XXXXXX -Chiari XXXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX.
Persistent XXXXXXXX XXXXX glabellar XXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX walking heel-to- XXX XXX common in:
XXXXXXXXX's XXXXXXX.
Parkinson’s XXXXXXX.
Multiple XXXXXXXXX.
An example of XXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX:
XXX right shoulder.
the XXXXX XXXX.
XXXX XXXX
one the right XXXX XX XXX XXXX.
XXXXXXXX 49:
X teenager XXXXXXXX with XXXXX of XXXXX XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX XXXXXX, and unable XX XXXXX.On examination , B/P XX/65, pupils XXXXXXXXXXX, and XXXXXX slurred.These XXXXXXXX are consistent XXXX:
XXXXXX intoxication.
an amphetamine overdose.
an overdose XX benzodiazepines.
XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX.
XXXXXXXX 50:
XX X-month-old with a XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX lag XXXXX XXXXXXX the XXXX for:
exercises that strengthen the neck muscles.
a XXXXXX-XX XXXXX in 2 XXXXXX.
a neurological XXXXXXXXXX.
an orthopedic referral.
Symptoms XX a XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX include:
noticeable bleeding between XXX dura and XXX skull on X-XXX.
XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX to questions.
noticeable bleeding between XXX dura XXX the cerebrum on X-ray.
absent retinal hemorrhages.
Assessment findings in an infant with XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX pressure would include:
XXXXXXXXX hunger.
drowsiness.
blurred vision.
When XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX system, XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX columns XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX sensations of:
position and XXXXXXXXX.
XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX.
deeptouch
discriminative sensations.
The term XXXX to describe low back XXXX XXXX nerve pain XXXX XXXXXXXX down XXX XXX is:
asterixis.
sciatica.
XXXXXXXXX.
A XXXX of XXXXXXX in XXXXX XXX XXXXXX is confluent, slow, with few XXXXX and XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX inflection XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXX impaired XXX XXXXX are XXXXXXXXXX, XX XXXXXX:
XXXXX's XXXXXXX.
Wernicke'XXXXXXXX.
XXXXXX XXXXXXX.
Symmetric XXXXXXXX XX XXX distal XXXXXXX XX the legs XXXXXXXX a:
XXXXXXXX
sensoryneuropathy.
cerebellar XXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX 57:
Symmetric weakness of XXX proximal XXXXXXX XX XXX XXXX suggests a:
polyneuropathy.
XXXXXXXXXX disease.
XXXXXXXX 58:
Dysarthria XXXXXX XX:
XXX XXXXXXXXX to produce or XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX.
XXX loss of XXXXX.
an XXXXXXXXXX in volume XX XXX XXXXX.
a defect in XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX of XXX speech XXXXXXXXX.
Question 59:
XXXXXXX on XXX toes and XXXXX XXX reveal:
XXXXXX XXXXXXXX weakness in XXX XXXX.
XXXXXX.
a XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX of the XXXXXXXXX of the XXX.
XXXXXXXX 60:
When XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX systems XXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX crossover XX XXX XXXXXX in the medulla, XXXXX impairment develops on XXX XXXXXXXX XXXX.This XXXX XX:
contralateral.
superficial.
XXXXXXXX 61:
XX XXXXXX with XXXXX XXXXXXX syndrome would:
XXXXXX XXXX, XXXXX XXX cooing in XXX XXXXXXXX XXXX.
be irritable, XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX a XXXX-XXXXXXX cry.
XXXXXXXX, XXXXX and XXXX XXXXXXXX.
appear XXXXX, hypoactive, XXX in respiratory XXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXX body that XXX slower XXX more XXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXX than choreiform XXXXXXXXX, and XXXX a larger XXXXXXXXX are suggestive of:
facialtics.
dystonicmovements.
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX.
XXXX-facial dyskinesias.
An example of XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX is:
the XXXXX hand
XXXX arms.
XXX the right side XX the XXXX.
Question 64:
Anesthesia XXXXXX to:
decreased XXXXXXXXXXX to pain.
XXXXXXXXX sensitivity XX pain.
absence XX pain sensation.
Inabsence XX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX.
When assessing an XXXXXXX patient for delirium, XXX XXXXXXXXXXX instrument XXXX the best supportive XXXX is XXX:
XXXXXXXX Rating Scale (XXX).
InConfusion Assessment XXXXXX (CAM).
Mini Mental XXXXX Examination (XXXX).
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX on XXXXXXXX Algorithm (DSDA).
Question 66:
XX indication that there is a malfunction XX a XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (VP) shunt in an XXXXX XXXXX would be the XXXXXXXX of a:
headache XXXX awakening.
XXXXXXXXXXX greater than XXX.8 degrees Fahrenheit
noticeable increase in activity.
bulging XXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX 67:
When XXXXXXXXX abdominal XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX, the nurse XXXXXXXXXXXX strokes XXX XXXXX XXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXXXXX twitch is XXXXXX.This XXXXXXX could be XXXXXXXXXX XX a pathologic XXXXXX in XXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX XXX XXXXX?
Thoracic X, X, and XX
XXXXXXXX 10, XX, and XX
Lumbar X and Sacral 1
Question 68:
While XXXXXXXXX XXX cranial nerves, XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX touches the cornea XXXXXXX with a XXXX XX XXXXXX.XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX cranial XXXXX?
XXXXXXX XXXXX II (CN XX)
XXXXXXX Nerve XX (CN IV)
Cranial Nerve V (XX V)
Cranial Nerve X (CN X)
XXXXXXXX 69:
The level of XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX refers XX XXX XXXXXXX XXXX arouses XXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXX painful XXXXXXX is XXXXX XX:
XXXX evaluating the XXXXXXX system, XXXXXXX XXX spinothalamic XXXXXX would include XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX of:
XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX.
XXXX and XXXXXXXXXXX.
deeptouch.
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX.
Hypalgesia XXXXXX XX:
XXXXXXXXX sensitivity to XXXX.
increased XXXXXXXXXXX to XXXX.
XXXXXXX of pain XXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXX of XXXXX XXXXXXXXX.
Explanation:
XXXXXXXXX refers XX absence of pain sensation; hypalgesia XX decreased XXXXXXXXXXX to XXXX; hyperalgesia XX increased sensitivity; XXX anesthesia XX absence XX touch XXXXXXXXX.
Question 72:
XXXXX choice is XXXXX likely XX be an XXXXXXX of XXXXXXXXXX weakness?
The right XXXXXXXX
The right hand
XXXX arms
One XXX right side of the XXXX
XXXXXXXX 73:
When assessing coordination XX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX, four areas XX XXX XXXXXXX system function in an integrated XXX.XXXXX areas XXXXXXX XXX XXXXX, cerebellar, XXX vestibular, and XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX.Which XXXXXX coordinates XXXX movements?
Motor XXXXXX
Cerebellarsystem
XXXXXXXXXX system
When comparing XXX sides XX XXX body XXX symmetric sensation a XXXXXXXXXXX distal XXXXXXX loss XXXXX be XXXXXXXXXX of :
a XXXXXX in the XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX.
a XXXXXX cord XXXXXX.
a peripheral XXXXXX.
X 80 year XXX male XXXXXX the XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXX an XXXXXX XXXX exam.XXXXXXX reveals two falls in XXX prior 12 XXXXXX and difficulty with XXXXXXX.XXX next step the XXXXX practitioner should take XX:
reassess the patient in X XXXXXX.
XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX assessment.
assess respiratory XXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXX cardiac XXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX 76:
XXX principal XXXXXXX involved XXXX closing XXX mouth XXX XXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXX Cranial XXXXX?
XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX (CN XXX)
XXXXXXX nerve V (XX V)
XXXXXXX nerve VII (XX VII)
XXXXXXXXX nerve XXX (CN XII)
Question 77:
The best method XX detecting cognitive XXXXXXXXXX or XXXXXX retardation XX an XXXXX age is XX:
XXXXXXXXXX neuropsychological testing of intelligence.
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX an IQ test XX cognitive XXXXXXXXX.
radiographic XXXXXXXXXX of XXX brain and brainstem.
XXXXXXXXXX of XXX achievement of developmental XXXXXXXXXX.
XXXX XXXXXX to XXXXXXXXX the XXXXX of consciousness in a XXXXXXX XXXXX level of consciousness XX XXXXXXX, a lethargic patient:
XXXXX the XXXX XXX XXXXX XX the XXXXXXXX, responds XXXXXX, and XX somewhat confused.
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX but XXXXX XXX eyes, looks at XXX XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXX the XXXXXXXXX, and then falls asleep.
XXXXXXX from sleep XXXXX exposure XX XXXXXXX stimuli, XXXXXXXX slow XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, and easily XXXXXX into an XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX.
XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX with XXXX XXXXXX.
When XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX reflexes in XXX XXXXX, the XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX an XXXXXXXX XXXXXX in XXX right ankle.XXXX abnormality is probably XXXXXXXXXX with a pathological lesion in which segmented XXXXX of XXX spine?
Cervical 5 and 6
Cervical 6 and 7
XXXXXX X, 3, XXX 4
XXXXXXXX 1
XXXXXXXX 80:
The term used to XXXXXXXX the absence or XXXX of XXXXXXX XX voluntary XXXXXX movements is:
dystonia.
dyskinesia.
XXXX XXX XXXXX patient lying XXXXXX, XXX nurse practitioner XXXXXXX XXX lateral XXXXXX XX the XXXX from the XXXX XX the ball XX XXX XXXX with XXX XXX of an applicator stick.Dorsiflexion XX the XXX toe was noted.This XX a XXXXXXXX:
XXXXXX'XXXXX.
Babinski's sign.
XXXXXXXX 82:
XXX XXXX of the peripheral nervous system XXXX regulates muscle movement XXX XXXXXXXX XX the XXXXXXXXXX of XXXX and XXXXX is XXX:
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX system.
somatic nervous system.
XXXXXXXXXXX nervous XXXXXX.
parasympathetic nervous system.
XXXXXXXX 83:
XXX part XX the XXXXX that coordinates all XXXXXXXX and helps XXXXXXXX the body upright in space is XXX:
diencephalon.
XXXXXXXX 84:
The part of the XXXXX tissue that consists of neuronal XXXXX XXXX are coated with myelin is XXX:
XXXXX matter.
thalamus.
A XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXXX symptoms of nausea, diaphoresis, XXX XXXXXX triggered XX a XXXXXXX or XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX.XXXXX symptoms XXX XXXX likely XXXXXXXXXX XXXX:
subarachnoidhemorrhage.
stroke.
neurocardiogenic XXXXXXX.
In XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.
Question 86:
The XXXXXXX XXX XXX eyes closed XXX an area XX XXX XXXXX leg is XXXXXXX touched XX XXX nurse XXXXXXXXXXXX.The XXXXXXX is instructed to open his XXXX and point to XXX area XXXX was XXXXXXX.This is an example XX the XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX known XX:
XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXX localization.
Hyperesthesia XXXXXX to:
XXXXXXX of touch sensation.
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX to XXXXX.
XXXXXXX XX pain XXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX 88:
X patient XXX is being evaluated for frequent XXXXXXXXX, mentions XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX with XXXXXXXX, sneezing, or XXXX changing XXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX these maneuvers may XX XXXXXXXXXX XX:
a brain XXXXX.
amigraine
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
subarachnoid XXXXXXXXXX.
XXX XXXX used to XXXXXXXX an abnormal tremor XXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXX jerking XXXXXXXXX, especially in XXX hands is:
XXXXXXXX 90:
XXXXX XXX of the following XXXXXXXX pain, XXXXXXXXXXX, and sensation XXXXX XXX distal and XXXXXXXX XXXXX testing XXXXXXX?
XXXX XXX sensation in the thumbs XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX
XXXXXXX XXX sensation in XXX XXXXX XXX to that in the XXXX XXX
XXXXXX the sensation in the fingers XXX XXX toes
XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX an XXXX XX reduced sensation and move by XXXXXXXXXXX steps XXXXX XXX patient XXXXXXX a change
Question 91:
The part XX the brain that maintains homeostasis is the:
hypothalamus.
XX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXX walking is having the XXXXXXX:
walk across the room.
XXXX XXXX-to-XXX.
walk on XXX toes, then XX the XXXXX.
XXXX with a XXXXXXX knee bend.
The XXXXXXX nervous XXXXXX extends XXXX XXX XXXXXXX into the:
XXXX.
A XXXXXXX XX unable XX XXXXXXXX the smell XX an orange.XXXX XXXXXXXXX could XXXXXXX an abnormality in cranial XXXXXX:
I.
II.
XXX.
When assessing XXX patient's sense of position, XXXXXXXX the XXXXXXX to XXXXX stand with XXX feet together and eyes open, then XXXXXXXX XXX to close XXXX XXXX for XX-60 XXXXXXX.XX he loses XXX balance with XXX XXXX XXXXXX, this is:
considered a normal XXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXX of ataxia related XX dorsal XXXXXX XXXXXXX.
suggestive XX XXXXXXXXXX ataxia.
corticospinal track XXXXXX.
When evaluating XXX six cardinal directions XX gaze, a XXXX XX XXXXXXXXX movements XX XXXXX XXXX XXX patient looks to his left.This XXXXXXX XXXXX be XXXXXXXXXX with damage XX XXXXX cranial XXXXX?
XXXXXXX Nerve XX (CN XX)
Cranial XXXXX IV (CN XX)
XXXXXXX Nerve X (CN X)
Cranial Nerve XXX (CN VII)
Question 97:
XXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX or XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX.
the loss XX XXXXX.
an impairment in volume XX XXX XXXXX.
a defect in the XXXXXXXX control XX XXX speech XXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXX XX speech XXXX into three XXXXXX that XXXXXX XXX XX XXX XXXXXXXXX except the:
voice.
XXXXXXXXXXXX of XXXXXX.
written language.
comprehension of XXXXXXXX.
Unilateral XXXXXXXX in XXXXXXX nerve V (XX X) would be suggestive XX a:
central XXXXXXX system lesions.
pontine lesion.
brainstem XXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX 100:
The most XXXXXX XXXXX of XXXXX encephalitis in children XX:
Herpes XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX II
Picornavirus
Enteroviruses
Herpes XXXXXXX XXXXX Type I
XXXXXXXX XXX:
The principal muscles involved XXXX XXXXXXX the XXXXX are innervated XX which XXXXXXX nerve?
XXXXXXX XXXXX III (XX III)
Cranial nerve VII (CN XXX)
XXXXXXX nerve XII (CN XII)
XXXXXXXX 102:
XXXXXXXXX tremors XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX and:
worsen XXXX stress.
XXXXXXXX XXXXXX sleep.
XXX XXXX pronounced XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX a posture.
worsen XX the XXXXXX gets XXXXXX.
Question XXX:
When XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX, four XXXXX XX XXX XXXXXXX system XXXXXXXX in an XXXXXXXXXX XXX.These areas XXXXXXX XXX XXXXX, cerebellar, the XXXXXXXXXX, XXX XXX sensory XXXXXXX.Which XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX a steady XXXXXXX?
XXXXX system
XXXXXX, XXXXX, rapid jerks, XXXXXXXXX XXX trunk or XXXXX may be consistent XXXX:
a myoclonic seizure.
an absent XXXXXXX
a XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX.
a focal XXXXXXX XXXX impairment XX XXXXXXXXXXXXX.
Question 105:
A patient experiences XXXXXXXXXX rising from a XXXXXXX position XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX.XXXX XXXXX XX suggestive of:
distal muscle XXXXXXXX of the pelvic XXXXXX XXX legs.
poor XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXX girdle XXX XXXX.
a XXXX XXXXXXXXXX system.
XXXXXXXX 106:
Common physical XXXXXXXX in a young child XXXX cerebral palsy include XXXXX XXX of the XXXXXXXXX?
Walks by XXXXXXX the XXXXX of the XXXX XXXX XXXXX
XXXXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXXX on XXX abdomen or XXX four extremities
XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX or touching XXXXX
X XXXXXXXX is being XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX marijuana usage XXX appears intoxicated. XXXXXXXX consistent XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX:
XXXXXXXX, talkativeness, and paranoia.
mild respiratory XXXXXXXX, XXXXXX, XXX XXXXXX blood XXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXX pupils, and memory XXXXXXXXXX.
impaired judgment, XXXXXXX, and XXXXXXX speech.XX
When eliciting deep tendon XXXXXXXX in XXX XXXXXXX, the XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX an abnormal XXXXXX in the XXXXX XXXXXXX.This abnormality is probably XXXXXXXXXX with a XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX in XXXXX segmented level of the XXXXX?
XXXXXXXX 6 XXX 7
Lumbar 2, X, XXX X
XXXXXX 1
XXX central nervous system XXXXXXX XXXX XXX medulla into the:
midbrain.
pons.
XXXXXXXX XXXX.
Which XXXXX XXXX from the spine through the XXXX, XXX axilla, XXX into XXX arm?
XXXXXX nerve
XXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXX XXXXXX