Test 2 module 7 neuro Flashcards

1
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Cranial nerve rarely assessed in a physical exam involved in smells

A

olfactory-CN I

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2
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What kind of gait is walking with a limp

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Antalgic gait

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3
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An assessment of a pt’s affect, appearance, orientation, insight, memory and language

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Mental status exam

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4
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The cranial nerve controls movements in the forehead, eyebrows and cheeks

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Facial nerve-CN VII

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5
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This cranial nerve governs sensation of the forehead, cheeks and chin

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Trigeminal-CN V

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6
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This cranial nerve controls swallowing and gag reflex

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Glossopharyngeal-CN IX

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7
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When testing vision with a Snellen eye chart you are testing this cranial nerve

A

Optic-CN II

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8
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What type of gait is a clumsy staggering walk like a drunken sailor

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ataxia gait

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9
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What type of gait is walking without picking your feet up off the floor

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Magnetic gait

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10
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After certain type of strokes a patient may walk with a

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hemiplegic or spastic gait

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11
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what disorder is common in people with vascular risk factors, presents with focal neuro signs, confusion and headache

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Ischemic stroke

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12
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what disorder consists of unilateral facial weakness and drooping, eyelid weakness, facial pain, pain around the ear, abnormal taste, reduced tearing

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Bells Palsy

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13
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What disorder consists of persistent headaches disrupt sleep, seizures, visual changes, anorexia, nausea/vomiting, behavior and personality changes, focal neuro signs

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tumor

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14
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These exam findings may be normal in infants but abnormal in adults

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Frontal release or primitive reflexes

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15
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What exam technique is graded out of 5, 5/5 being the best you can do

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strength test

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16
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What exam is comprised of finger taps, resting muscle tone, gait exam, and retropulsion

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Motor exam (looking for parkinsons)

17
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Two major divisions of nervous system

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Central and peripheral

18
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Gray matter part of brain where all thinking is done

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Cerebrum or Cerebral cortex

19
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The ball of yarn shaped structure that controls balance and coordination

A

Cerebellum

20
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a band of skin innervated by the sensory root of a single spinal nerve

A

Dermatome

21
Q

what does the optic nerve II test

A

distant and near vision

22
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what do oculomotor III, trochlear IV, and abducens VI test?

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tested with movement of the eyes through the six cardinal points of gaze

23
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what does the trigeminal V nerve test

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sharp and dull touch sensations, and jaw movements. have patient clench teeth together

24
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what does the facial VII nerve test

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facial symmetry, test by having pt make faces

25
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what does the acoustic nerve test

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hearing by whispered voice test

26
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what do the glossopharyngeal IX and Vagus X nerve test

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gag reflex, uvula rise, motor function of swallowing. say AHH

27
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what does the spinal accessory XI nerve test for

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size shape and strength of sternocleidomastoid muscles. turn head against hand and shrug up

28
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what does the hypoglossal

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