NUR 376 KAHOOT COMPREHENSIVE
EXAMINATION 2026 FULL QUESTION SET
WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉ What are the symptoms of axillary nerve impairment?
Answer: Unable to abduct the arm, difficulty reaching overhead, and
deltoid atrophy
◉ An occupational therapist is educating a client with chronic
kidney disease about the role of the urinary system in maintaining
homeostasis.
Which structure is responsible for the filtration of blood and the
formation of urine?
Answer: Glomerulus within the Nephron, the functional unit of the
kidney that filters blood, removes waste products, and forms urine
◉ Which nerve is MOST likely injured if a client has difficulty flexing
the elbow and supinating the forearm?
Answer: Musculocutaneous nerve
◉ How would someone compensate if the musculocutaneous nerve
is impaired?
,Answer: Using other muscles to compensate for lifting
◉ From which roots does the long thoracic nerve arise?
Answer: C5-C7
◉ What is the clinical presentation if the long thoracic nerve is
impaired?
Answer: Scapular winging
◉ Which nerve is compressed if a client has difficulty cupping their
hand due to nerve compression in Guyon's canal?
Answer: Ulnar nerve
◉ What is the other primary area of compression for the ulnar
nerve?
Answer: Cubital Tunnel
◉ Which muscle's strength is most important for a client with a C6
spinal cord injury using tenodesis grasp?
Answer: Extensor carpi radialis brevis
◉ Using tenodesis grasp causes passive movement in what joint?
Answer: Finger flexion of MP, PIP, DIP
,◉ What nerve is suspected to be compressed if a client has
numbness and tingling in their thumb, index, and middle fingers?
Answer: Median nerve
◉ What condition is suspected with median nerve compression and
what actions may be limited?
Answer: Carpal tunnel syndrome; writing, tripod grasp, thumb
opposition
◉ Compression of the medial cord would most affect which
peripheral nerve?
Answer: Ulnar nerve
◉ What is the 'deformity' that a person with ulnar nerve deficit
would present with?
Answer: Claw finger
◉ As you take a deep breath before beginning your exam, what
muscle group help elevate your ribs?
Answer: External intercostal
, ◉ What type of grip requires fingers to stay straight (MCPs flex,
PIP/DIP extend) to hold a stack of cards, a book, or a plate, keeping
fingers relatively flat?
Answer: Lumbrical Grip
◉ muscles used in tip to tip pinch grasp
Answer: Adductor Pollicis, Flexor Pollicis Brevis, Opponens Pollicis,
Flexor Digitorum Profundus
◉ If you elevate your shoulder midway between the frontal plane
and sagittal plane, what plane of movement is this?
Answer: Scapular plane
◉ A client has a posterior pelvic tilt while seated in a w/c. Which
functional difficulty is most likely to occur?
Answer: Difficulty maintaining an upright posture during feeding
◉ If someone has a severe brainstem injury, what would an OTR
assess first?
Answer: Arousal
◉ Which client is MOST likely to benefit from a power wheelchair
instead of a manual wheelchair?
EXAMINATION 2026 FULL QUESTION SET
WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉ What are the symptoms of axillary nerve impairment?
Answer: Unable to abduct the arm, difficulty reaching overhead, and
deltoid atrophy
◉ An occupational therapist is educating a client with chronic
kidney disease about the role of the urinary system in maintaining
homeostasis.
Which structure is responsible for the filtration of blood and the
formation of urine?
Answer: Glomerulus within the Nephron, the functional unit of the
kidney that filters blood, removes waste products, and forms urine
◉ Which nerve is MOST likely injured if a client has difficulty flexing
the elbow and supinating the forearm?
Answer: Musculocutaneous nerve
◉ How would someone compensate if the musculocutaneous nerve
is impaired?
,Answer: Using other muscles to compensate for lifting
◉ From which roots does the long thoracic nerve arise?
Answer: C5-C7
◉ What is the clinical presentation if the long thoracic nerve is
impaired?
Answer: Scapular winging
◉ Which nerve is compressed if a client has difficulty cupping their
hand due to nerve compression in Guyon's canal?
Answer: Ulnar nerve
◉ What is the other primary area of compression for the ulnar
nerve?
Answer: Cubital Tunnel
◉ Which muscle's strength is most important for a client with a C6
spinal cord injury using tenodesis grasp?
Answer: Extensor carpi radialis brevis
◉ Using tenodesis grasp causes passive movement in what joint?
Answer: Finger flexion of MP, PIP, DIP
,◉ What nerve is suspected to be compressed if a client has
numbness and tingling in their thumb, index, and middle fingers?
Answer: Median nerve
◉ What condition is suspected with median nerve compression and
what actions may be limited?
Answer: Carpal tunnel syndrome; writing, tripod grasp, thumb
opposition
◉ Compression of the medial cord would most affect which
peripheral nerve?
Answer: Ulnar nerve
◉ What is the 'deformity' that a person with ulnar nerve deficit
would present with?
Answer: Claw finger
◉ As you take a deep breath before beginning your exam, what
muscle group help elevate your ribs?
Answer: External intercostal
, ◉ What type of grip requires fingers to stay straight (MCPs flex,
PIP/DIP extend) to hold a stack of cards, a book, or a plate, keeping
fingers relatively flat?
Answer: Lumbrical Grip
◉ muscles used in tip to tip pinch grasp
Answer: Adductor Pollicis, Flexor Pollicis Brevis, Opponens Pollicis,
Flexor Digitorum Profundus
◉ If you elevate your shoulder midway between the frontal plane
and sagittal plane, what plane of movement is this?
Answer: Scapular plane
◉ A client has a posterior pelvic tilt while seated in a w/c. Which
functional difficulty is most likely to occur?
Answer: Difficulty maintaining an upright posture during feeding
◉ If someone has a severe brainstem injury, what would an OTR
assess first?
Answer: Arousal
◉ Which client is MOST likely to benefit from a power wheelchair
instead of a manual wheelchair?
