Cva

Question 1

Optic

Answer 1

Visual acuity

Visual fields

Question 2

Oculomotor

Answer 2

Pupil construction
Lid elevation
Eye movement
Accommodation

Question 3

Troclear

Answer 3

Inferior and medial eye movement

Question 4

Trigeminal

Answer 4

Mastication
Facial sensation
Corneal sensation

Question 5

Abducens

Answer 5

Lateral eye movement

Question 6

Facial

Answer 6

Facial expression

Taste (anterior)

Question 7

Vestibule cochlear

Answer 7

Cochlear: hearing
Vestibular: equilibrium

Question 8

Glossopharyngeal

Answer 8

Taste (posterior)

Swallowing

Question 9

Vagus

Answer 9

Swallowing
Phonation
Articulation
Parasympathetic

Question 10

Accessory

Answer 10

Neck and shoulder movements

Sternocleidomastoid and trapezius

Question 11

Hypoglossal

Answer 11

Tongue movements

Question 12

Olfactory

Answer 12

Smell

Question 13

Tia

Answer 13

Temporary neurological deficit resulting from a temporary impairment of blood flow

Sudden loss of motor and sensory or visual function

Can last minutes to under 24 hours

Question 14

Ct scan for stroke

Answer 14

Will indicate size and location of lesion and differentiate between ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke

Question 15

Factors effecting blood flow to brain

Answer 15

Systemic blood pressure
Cardiac output
Blood viscosity
Icp

Question 16

Hemorrhagic stroke

Inter cerebral hemorrhage

Answer 16

Nausea and vomiting 
Hypertension 
Neurological deficit
Headache 
Decreased level of consciousness  

Bleeding within the brain caused by rupture of the vessel

Commonly occurs during periods of activity

Often a sudden onset of symptoms with progression of minutes to hours because of ongoing bleeding

Question 17

Major complication after stroke

Answer 17

Icp

First sign of icp is decreased level of consciousness