1) What do neurons do a) Conduct impulses from one point of the body to another. b) Convey information to the nervous system. c) Prevent a person from walking and talking d) Discriminates pain. 2) What do you look for during a physical neuro assessment? a) Mental Status, Impulsiveness b) Consciousness, Never Function, Reflux c) Mental status, unconsciousness, muscles d) Mental Status, Consciousness, Cranial Nerve, Muscle Strength, Coordination, Reflex 3) What should a health history include? a) Onset, Reflexes, Coordination b) Onset, Character, Severity, Location, Duration, Frequency c) Reflexes, Coordination, Nerve Function, Mental Status d) Have patient name items in the room 4) Ahh Steve Jumped on the be, I felt it with my... a) Affernt Nervous System b) Neurologic Disorder c) Effernt Nervous System d) Circumduction 5) What is heat production? a) Muscles support soft tissue b) Muscles contract c) Muscles pull away from the midline of the body d) Muscles contract and help maintain body temp. 6) Circumduction means a) Move from side to side b) Turning in circular motions c) Movie from the midline of the body d) a state of being bent 7) Flexion means a) a state of being in a straight line b) mental status c) a state of being bent d) exaggerated extension 8) Hyperextension is a) AKA Whiplash, exaggerate, 180 degress b) backward bending c) flexion of the hands and feet d) Palms up 9) If I am accessing: balance, gait, coordination, ability, strength what am I looking for? a) Eversion b) motor ability c) Neurologic Disorders d) Cognition 10) I asked my patient to name items in the room, read a sentence, and follow simple commands. What am I assessessing? a) Neuro Exam b) Motor Ability c) Language d) Consciousness 11) What type of test will I use if I want to determine if a patient has dementia? a) Mini -Cog b) Mental Status Assessment c) Glasgow Coma Scale d) Testing discrimination of pain, light, vibrations. 12) An array from the midline of the body is called a) Dorsiflexion b) Abduction c) Adduction d) Eversion 13) Movement of the sole of the foot outward is called a) Abduction b) Motion c) Sensory Function d) Eversion 14) Pain, Seizures, Dizziness, Visual Disturbance, Muscle Weakness, Abnormal Sensations are signs of a) Extension b) Neurologic Disorders c) The role of motion d) Sensory Functions 15) Adduction a) Toward the body b) Away from the body c) Flexion of the foot d) Palms up 16) What am I evaluating if I test for discrimination of: pain, light touch, vibrations a) Efferent Nervous System b) Motion c) Health History d) Sensory Function 17) The Glasgow Scale Assesses the following: a) Plantar flexion b) Level of consciousness c) Dorsiflexion d) Extension 18) Extension a) Pronation b) Adduction c) State of being in a straight line d) Inversion 19) What am I checking for if I check for: mental status, intellectual function, emotional status, language, impact on lifestyle, and level of consciousness  a) Mobility b) Motion c) Consciousness d) Plantar Flexion 20) Dosiflexion a) Backward Bending of Hand and Foot b) Palms UP c) Flexion of the foot d) General ease of movement 21) Back Injury happen because: a) You are overweight b) You do not exercise c) Uncoordinated Lifts, standing for too long, repetitive tasks d) Lifting when tired, uncoordinated lifts, lifting with help from others. 22) Proper Body Mechanics include: a) External Factors, Mental Factors, and Physical Factors b) Sleeping on the right side c) Movement, Prevention, Correction, Enhancements d) Muscle contractions pull on the tendons and move bones 23) A Neuro Health History will include: a) Developmental, Physical, Mental b) Asking family member questions about growing up c) Family History, Complete Medical History, History of Trauma or Falls, Use of alcohol, medication, illicit drugs d) Consciousness and Cognition 24) What system carries impulses away from the central nervous system? a) Neurological System b) Afferent Nervous System c) Motor System d) Efferent Nervous System 25) What type of exam am I doing if I access: consciousness, cognition, cranial nerves, motor system, sensory system, reflex system? a) Neuro Exam b) Health History Exam c) Mini- Cog d) Reflex Exam 26) Palms Up a) External Rotaion b) Plantar Flexion c) Supination d) Internal Rotation 27) Inversion a) Movement of the sole of the foot inward b) Movement of the sole of the foot outward c) Movement of the sole of the foot d) Movement of the sole of the foot in a circular motion 28) Maintenance Posture a) Muscle contractions pull on tendons b) Proper body postures c) Muscle contractions hold the body in stationary postiosn d) Muscles turn away from the axis 29) Muscle shortening and active movement a) Isokinetic b) Mobility c) Biometric d) Isotonic 30) The patient is lying flat on her stomach, what postion is this a) Supine Position b) Prone Position c) Fowlers Position d) Lateral Position 31) What is motion a) Support of tissues in the abdominal wall b) Turning on axis away from the midline c) Muscle Contractions pull on tendons and move bones d) Use of proper body positions 32) Extracellular Fluid a) Fluid Within the Cells 2/3 of total water volume b) Fluid Outside the Cells 1/3 blood plasma, lymph, tissue fluid, CSF, Synovial fluid c) Substances dissolved in a solution d) Cations and Anions present in body fluid 33) What requires movement of substances through the cell membrane from the lesser solute to the higher solute? a) Passive Transport b) Osmosis c) Active Transport d) Capillary Filtration 34) Your patient is laying on his back, what position is he in? a) Supine Position b) Sims Position c) Lateral Position d) Fowlers Position 35) Your patient is suffering from pain, stiffness, acute inflammation which type of nonpharmacological pain intervention should you use? a) Nothing the patient should rest b) Cold Packs only c) Hot Packs only d) Heat and Cold Packs 36) Muscle Contractions with resistance is called a) Isometric Movement b) External Rotation c) Isokinetic Movement d) Plantar Flexion 37) Older Hispanic and African American, patients with slow progressive non inflammatory disorder of the joints are at higher risk for a) Internal Rotation b) Osteoarthritis c) Hypovolemic Shock d) Cardiovascular Disorders

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