Neuro Assessment Quiz answer keys
Neuro Assessment Quiz
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1. The components of a neurological assessment include c auscultation
all of the following except:
a. LOC
b. motor function
c. auscultation
d. pupillary function
2. T/F a patient who presents as very drowsy when not false
stimulated and follow commands when stimulated is
in a stuporous state
3. T/F Arousal is the highest level of consciousness F it is the lowest
4. T/F Central stimulation is used to assess arousal T
5. T/F content is a lower-level brain function, which in- F
volves assessment of the patient's orientation
6. What are the three components of the Glasgow Coma b. eyes, verbal, motor
Scale?
a. eyes, motor, memory
b. eyes, verbal, motor
c. eyes, verbal, pain
d. eyes, motor, pain
7. T/F Muscle tone is assessed by evaluating muscle F
movement against resistance.
8. Which of the following tests peripheral motor respons- b. nailbed pressure
es?
a. trap pinch
b. nailbed pressure
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Neuro Assessment Quiz
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_91p4d9
1. The components of a neurological assessment include c auscultation
all of the following except:
a. LOC
b. motor function
c. auscultation
d. pupillary function
2. T/F a patient who presents as very drowsy when not false
stimulated and follow commands when stimulated is
in a stuporous state
3. T/F Arousal is the highest level of consciousness F it is the lowest
4. T/F Central stimulation is used to assess arousal T
5. T/F content is a lower-level brain function, which in- F
volves assessment of the patient's orientation
6. What are the three components of the Glasgow Coma b. eyes, verbal, motor
Scale?
a. eyes, motor, memory
b. eyes, verbal, motor
c. eyes, verbal, pain
d. eyes, motor, pain
7. T/F Muscle tone is assessed by evaluating muscle F
movement against resistance.
8. Which of the following tests peripheral motor respons- b. nailbed pressure
es?
a. trap pinch
b. nailbed pressure
1/2
Actualstudy 1 of 2
