NSG 5003 WEEK ONE TO TEN
KNOWLEDGE CHECK ACTUAL PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ absence seizure.
Answer: brief episode of staring, appears to be daydreaming, primarily
affect children
⩥ Grand mal seizure.
Answer: loss of consciousness and combination of tonic/colonic phases,
may experience an aura before seizure
⩥ partial seizure.
Answer: "focal seizure", involving only limited areas of the brain with
localized symptoms;
⩥ simple partial seizure.
Answer: person remains conscious and aware of surroundings, may
experience tingling, numbness, or sense of deja vu; may have
involuntary movements or twitching in specific body parts
⩥ complex partial seizure.
, Answer: experiences a change of loss of consciousness; may exhibit lip
smacking, fidgeting or repetitive movements, may be dazed or confused/
postictal
⩥ Jacksonian seizure.
Answer: A focal seizure that begins with an uncontrolled stiffening or
jerking of the body such as the finger, mouth, hand, or foot that may
progress to a generalized seizure
⩥ osteopenia.
Answer: Low bone density, precursor to osteoporosis.
⩥ CN 11.
Answer: accessory nerve- shoulder shrug
⩥ delirium.
Answer: hallucinations and delusions
⩥ Dementia.
Answer: memory loss, difficulty w/ language, communication, impaired
judgement and confusion
⩥ Manic attack/ manic episode.
KNOWLEDGE CHECK ACTUAL PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ absence seizure.
Answer: brief episode of staring, appears to be daydreaming, primarily
affect children
⩥ Grand mal seizure.
Answer: loss of consciousness and combination of tonic/colonic phases,
may experience an aura before seizure
⩥ partial seizure.
Answer: "focal seizure", involving only limited areas of the brain with
localized symptoms;
⩥ simple partial seizure.
Answer: person remains conscious and aware of surroundings, may
experience tingling, numbness, or sense of deja vu; may have
involuntary movements or twitching in specific body parts
⩥ complex partial seizure.
, Answer: experiences a change of loss of consciousness; may exhibit lip
smacking, fidgeting or repetitive movements, may be dazed or confused/
postictal
⩥ Jacksonian seizure.
Answer: A focal seizure that begins with an uncontrolled stiffening or
jerking of the body such as the finger, mouth, hand, or foot that may
progress to a generalized seizure
⩥ osteopenia.
Answer: Low bone density, precursor to osteoporosis.
⩥ CN 11.
Answer: accessory nerve- shoulder shrug
⩥ delirium.
Answer: hallucinations and delusions
⩥ Dementia.
Answer: memory loss, difficulty w/ language, communication, impaired
judgement and confusion
⩥ Manic attack/ manic episode.
