NUR 3066C Exam One | UPDATED Questions with 100%
Verified Answers
Q1: Biceps reflex
A: Flexion of forearm / biceps contraction
Q2: Triceps reflex
A: Extension of forearm
Q3: Brachioradialis Reflex
A: Forearm response/supination
Q4: Patellar reflex
A: extension of lower leg
Q5: achilles reflex
A: plantar flexion
Q6: Clonus reflex
A: rapid rhythmic muscle contractions
Q7: Rooting reflex
A: Head turns + mouth opens
Q8: Palmar reflex
A: tight finger grasp
Q9: Moro reflex
A: startled response
Q10: Babinski reflex
A: fanning of toes
Q11: Tremor
A: involuntary shaking
Q12: Fasciculation
A: small muscle twitching
, Q13: Atrophy
A: loss/decrease in muscle size
Q14: paralysis
A: loss of voluntary movement
Q15: hemiplegia
A: paralysis affecting one side
Q16: paraplegia
A: paralysis affecting lower body/legs
Q17: flaccid
A: decreased/absent muscle tone
Q18: spastic
A: increased/stiff muscle tone
Q19: ataxia
A: poor coordination
Q20: diploplia
A: double vision
Q21: dysphagia
A: difficulty swallowing
Q22: ptosis
A: drooping eyelid
Q23: guttural speech
A: abnormal throat-like speech quality
Q24: What population would the nurse use the FLACC scale to
evaluate pain for?
A: infants and toddlers
Q25: FLACC scale
A: face, legs, activity, cry, consolability
Verified Answers
Q1: Biceps reflex
A: Flexion of forearm / biceps contraction
Q2: Triceps reflex
A: Extension of forearm
Q3: Brachioradialis Reflex
A: Forearm response/supination
Q4: Patellar reflex
A: extension of lower leg
Q5: achilles reflex
A: plantar flexion
Q6: Clonus reflex
A: rapid rhythmic muscle contractions
Q7: Rooting reflex
A: Head turns + mouth opens
Q8: Palmar reflex
A: tight finger grasp
Q9: Moro reflex
A: startled response
Q10: Babinski reflex
A: fanning of toes
Q11: Tremor
A: involuntary shaking
Q12: Fasciculation
A: small muscle twitching
, Q13: Atrophy
A: loss/decrease in muscle size
Q14: paralysis
A: loss of voluntary movement
Q15: hemiplegia
A: paralysis affecting one side
Q16: paraplegia
A: paralysis affecting lower body/legs
Q17: flaccid
A: decreased/absent muscle tone
Q18: spastic
A: increased/stiff muscle tone
Q19: ataxia
A: poor coordination
Q20: diploplia
A: double vision
Q21: dysphagia
A: difficulty swallowing
Q22: ptosis
A: drooping eyelid
Q23: guttural speech
A: abnormal throat-like speech quality
Q24: What population would the nurse use the FLACC scale to
evaluate pain for?
A: infants and toddlers
Q25: FLACC scale
A: face, legs, activity, cry, consolability
