PRIMARY CARE NP I 2026 EXAMPREP MASTER
REVISION RESOURCE
◉ Hemi-neglect/Unilateral neglect. Answer: severe hemi-
inattention, may not be aware of deficit, which means poor
functional outcomes
◉ homonymous hemianopsia. Answer: The loss of the right or left
half of the field of vision in both eyes.
◉ types of memory. Answer: Short-Term Memory
-Immediate Memory
-Working memory
Long-Term Memory
-Declarative/Explicit Memory
1.Episodic memory
2.Semantic memory
-Nondeclarative/implicit memory
1.Procedural memory
◉ Short-Term Memory. Answer: about 7 items for 10 to 60 seconds
,◉ Immediate Memory. Answer: now
◉ Working Memory. Answer: held in the mind and manipulated-
data with a short shelf life, must be part of deliberate concentration
to transfer to long term memory
◉ long-term memory. Answer: unlimited, can be stored for a life
time and includes two types: declarative and non-declarative
memory
◉ Declarative/Explicit Memory. Answer: require conscious thought
to recall/use
◉ Episodic memory. Answer: knowledge of personal information &
events
◉ Semantic memory. Answer: knowledge of facts not drawn from
personal experiences like state capitals
◉ Nondeclarative/Implicit Memory. Answer: automatic, without
conscious thought
◉ Procedural Memory. Answer: knowing how to do things - perform
skilled motor actions like riding a bike
, ◉ types of attention. Answer: focused attention
sustained attention
selective attention
alternating attention
divided attention
◉ focused attention. Answer: low level response to stimuli
(emerging from coma; duration of seconds)
◉ sustained attention. Answer: staying focused for the duration of
the task
◉ selective attention. Answer: concentrates on 1 set of stimuli while
ignoring competing stimuli (can client attend during an ADL while
inhibiting conversation from roommate or TV)
◉ alternating attention. Answer: flexibly shifts from one focus to
another
◉ divided attention. Answer: ability to respond to more than 1 task
at a time; multi-tasking
REVISION RESOURCE
◉ Hemi-neglect/Unilateral neglect. Answer: severe hemi-
inattention, may not be aware of deficit, which means poor
functional outcomes
◉ homonymous hemianopsia. Answer: The loss of the right or left
half of the field of vision in both eyes.
◉ types of memory. Answer: Short-Term Memory
-Immediate Memory
-Working memory
Long-Term Memory
-Declarative/Explicit Memory
1.Episodic memory
2.Semantic memory
-Nondeclarative/implicit memory
1.Procedural memory
◉ Short-Term Memory. Answer: about 7 items for 10 to 60 seconds
,◉ Immediate Memory. Answer: now
◉ Working Memory. Answer: held in the mind and manipulated-
data with a short shelf life, must be part of deliberate concentration
to transfer to long term memory
◉ long-term memory. Answer: unlimited, can be stored for a life
time and includes two types: declarative and non-declarative
memory
◉ Declarative/Explicit Memory. Answer: require conscious thought
to recall/use
◉ Episodic memory. Answer: knowledge of personal information &
events
◉ Semantic memory. Answer: knowledge of facts not drawn from
personal experiences like state capitals
◉ Nondeclarative/Implicit Memory. Answer: automatic, without
conscious thought
◉ Procedural Memory. Answer: knowing how to do things - perform
skilled motor actions like riding a bike
, ◉ types of attention. Answer: focused attention
sustained attention
selective attention
alternating attention
divided attention
◉ focused attention. Answer: low level response to stimuli
(emerging from coma; duration of seconds)
◉ sustained attention. Answer: staying focused for the duration of
the task
◉ selective attention. Answer: concentrates on 1 set of stimuli while
ignoring competing stimuli (can client attend during an ADL while
inhibiting conversation from roommate or TV)
◉ alternating attention. Answer: flexibly shifts from one focus to
another
◉ divided attention. Answer: ability to respond to more than 1 task
at a time; multi-tasking
