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MCN542- Exam 2 Questions With Complete Solutions

statements about cerebellar astrocytomas - correct answerA - They typically arise from the lateral cerebellum B - Juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma is the most common form of cerebellar astrocytoma C - Children with von Hippel-Lindau Disease have an increased incidence of cerebellar hemangioblastomas D - Complete surgical resection is associated with improved outcomes and cures in most patients Which of the following tests is best suited for determining degree and nature of cognitive im...

Tibial Near Field Response correct answer: P37, LP Tibial Far Field Response correct answer: N34, P31 Agnosia correct answer: Loss of ability to recognize objects,Shapes,Persons,Sounds or Smells. While the specific sense is not defective nor is there any significant memory loss. Median/Ulnar Response Near Field correct answer: N20, N13, EP Median/Ulnar Response Far Field correct answer: N18, P14 Apraxia correct answer: Is a form of motor (Body) agnosia. Involving the nurolog...

1.) Skin 2.) Head 3.) Face 4.) Mouth 5.) Nose 6.) Neck 7.) Lungs 8.) Heart 9.) Abdomen LOC (Level of Consiousness) *Time *Place *Person Skin *Symmetry *Everything Normal Head [CN5, CN7] *Hair [texture, color, thinning] *Palpate the skull [lumps, bums?] *Scalp [clean, seborrhea] if patient has wigs/ scarfs, just ask the patient questions

The_______ bone is the most commonly fractured bone in the wrist - scaphoid The _______ is most commonly dislocated bone in the wrist and can injure the _________ - lunate; median n Winged scapula w/o elevation above 90 (damage to the __________) can be caused by a radical mastectomy - long thoracic n Winged scapula w/o elevation above 90 (damage to the long thoracic n) can be caused by a __________ - radical mastectomy Trigeminal neuralgia - pain of CN5, cause unknown, treated by disabli...

What is CN1 called? - ANSWER-Olfactory What is the function of CN1? - ANSWER-Sense of smell What foramen does CN1 pass through? - ANSWER-Cribiform plate (Ethmoid bone) What is CN2 called? - ANSWER-Optic What is the function of CN2? - ANSWER-Sight What foramen does CN2 pass through? - ANSWER-Optic canal (Sphenoid bone) What is CN3 called? - ANSWER-Occulomotor What is the function of CN3? - ANSWER-Motor to eye What foramen does CN3 pass through? - ANSWER-Superior Orbital Fi...

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HEAD TO TOE PRACTICUM (HEALTH ASSESSMENT) 2023/2024 HEAD- TO- TOE 1.) Skin 2.) Head 3.) Face 4.) Mouth 5.) Nose 6.) Neck 7.) Lungs 8.) Heart 9.) Abdomen LOC (Level of Consiousness) *Time *Place *Person Skin *Symmetry *Everything Normal Head [CN5, CN7] *Hair [texture, color, thinning] *Palpate the skull [lumps, bums?] *Scalp [clean, seborrhea] if patient has wigs/ scarfs, just ask the patient questions Face *Skin [color, cyanotic, pale] *Nose symmetrical (No drainage, as...

Central Nervous System (CNS) - ANSWER-Cerebrum (cerebral hemispheres) Cerebellum ('little brain") Brainstem (Midbrain, pons, Medulla) Spinal Cord and Roots Pre-ganglionic Autonomic neurons Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) - ANSWER-Spinal nerves and Rami Somatic nerves (Cutaneous and neuromuscular) Visceral nerves Autonomic ganglia and post autonomic neurons Relation of Cranial Nerves to Brain and Spinal Cord - Olfactory Tract (CN1) - ANSWER-To Cerebrum (mostly to temporal lobe) ...

CN1 - Correct Answer Olfactory (smell) CN2 - Correct Answer Optic - vision CN3 - Correct Answer Oculomotor (eye movement) CN4 - Correct Answer Trochlear, Eye movement (SO), Mo CN5 - Correct Answer Trigeminal, Mastication, facial sensation (opthalmic, maxillary, mandibular divisions), Sensory and Motor CN6 - Correct Answer Abducens (motor) controls the movement of the lateral rectus muscle, responsible for outward gaze CN7 - Correct Answer Facial (facial expressions) CN8 - Co...