Neurological mcq
Neurological mcq
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1. Mnemonic for cranial nerves Oh Once One Takes The Anatomy
Final, Very Good Vacations Are Had
2. mnemonic for Sensory, Motor, or Both: Some Say Money Matters, But My
Brother Says Big Brains Matter
More
3. A 50-year-old patient comes in with tremors; they Cerebellum
cannot touch their finger to their nose, they have
a hard time raking their heel to their shin, they
have rapid alternating and decomposing move-
ments and an abnormal gait what part of the
brain could be affected
4. The Babinski sign is a neurological test that helps Pos babinski
evaluate the integrity of the corticospinal tract. A
patient comes in the ER, and you scratch the bot-
tom of their foot, and their toes reflect backward
this is a
5. A pos Babinski with flaccid paralysis is an indica- The presence of a positive Babinski
tion sign with flaccid paralysis suggests
that the patient is healing from an
ipsilateral spinal cord lesion. This
indicates that the injury has affect-
ed the upper motor neurons in the
spinal cord on the same side as the
Babinski sign. The flaccid paralysis
suggests involvement of the low-
er motor neurons, but since the
Babinski sign is positive, it indi-
cates that the upper motor neu-
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, Neurological mcq
Neurological mcq
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rons are recovering and causing
an abnormal response in the lower
motor neurons.
6. Dystonia Dystonia involves large move-
ments of the body, such as with the
head or trunk,
leading to grotesque twisted pos-
tures. Some medications (such as
one commonly used for
gastroparesis) often cause dysto-
nia. A 48-year-old grocery store
manager comes to your clinic,
complaining of her head being
"stuck" to one side. She says that
today she was doing her normal
routine when it suddenly felt
like her head was being moved to
her left and then it just stuck that
way
7. Peripheral CN VII paralysis In a peripheral lesion the entire
side of the face will be involved.
This causes the
inability to close the eye, raise
the eyebrow, wrinkle the forehead,
and smile on the affected side.
Bell's palsy is an example of this
type of paralysis and is probably
what is affecting this patient
8.
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Neurological mcq
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_e1phbj
1. Mnemonic for cranial nerves Oh Once One Takes The Anatomy
Final, Very Good Vacations Are Had
2. mnemonic for Sensory, Motor, or Both: Some Say Money Matters, But My
Brother Says Big Brains Matter
More
3. A 50-year-old patient comes in with tremors; they Cerebellum
cannot touch their finger to their nose, they have
a hard time raking their heel to their shin, they
have rapid alternating and decomposing move-
ments and an abnormal gait what part of the
brain could be affected
4. The Babinski sign is a neurological test that helps Pos babinski
evaluate the integrity of the corticospinal tract. A
patient comes in the ER, and you scratch the bot-
tom of their foot, and their toes reflect backward
this is a
5. A pos Babinski with flaccid paralysis is an indica- The presence of a positive Babinski
tion sign with flaccid paralysis suggests
that the patient is healing from an
ipsilateral spinal cord lesion. This
indicates that the injury has affect-
ed the upper motor neurons in the
spinal cord on the same side as the
Babinski sign. The flaccid paralysis
suggests involvement of the low-
er motor neurons, but since the
Babinski sign is positive, it indi-
cates that the upper motor neu-
1/6
actualstudy Page 1
, Neurological mcq
Neurological mcq
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_e1phbj
rons are recovering and causing
an abnormal response in the lower
motor neurons.
6. Dystonia Dystonia involves large move-
ments of the body, such as with the
head or trunk,
leading to grotesque twisted pos-
tures. Some medications (such as
one commonly used for
gastroparesis) often cause dysto-
nia. A 48-year-old grocery store
manager comes to your clinic,
complaining of her head being
"stuck" to one side. She says that
today she was doing her normal
routine when it suddenly felt
like her head was being moved to
her left and then it just stuck that
way
7. Peripheral CN VII paralysis In a peripheral lesion the entire
side of the face will be involved.
This causes the
inability to close the eye, raise
the eyebrow, wrinkle the forehead,
and smile on the affected side.
Bell's palsy is an example of this
type of paralysis and is probably
what is affecting this patient
8.
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