PEAT 2 Test Questions and Answers 100% Correct
What nerve does Bells Palsy affect?
facial nerve (CN VII)
Frontalis inneration
Temporal branch of facial n
What muscles are innervated by the trigeminal n?
Masseter, temporalis, lateral pterygoid
Intermittent claudication, absent pedal pulse, deep wound bed
Arterial insufficiency
Significant drainage, edema, and palpable pulse
Venous insufficiency ulcer
Which stage of lymphedema is stemmer sign seen?
Stage 2
Positive Stemmer sign
Skin cannot be pinched on foot or hand
Protective sensation in foot is considered absent if pt cannot feel which monofilament?
5.07
A pt w/ upbeating and R torsional nystagmus during R sided Dix Hallpike has a condition
affecting?
R posterior cancel
PIP flexion and DIP hyperextension
Boutonniere deformity
What nerve does Bells Palsy affect?
facial nerve (CN VII)
Frontalis inneration
Temporal branch of facial n
What muscles are innervated by the trigeminal n?
Masseter, temporalis, lateral pterygoid
Intermittent claudication, absent pedal pulse, deep wound bed
Arterial insufficiency
Significant drainage, edema, and palpable pulse
Venous insufficiency ulcer
Which stage of lymphedema is stemmer sign seen?
Stage 2
Positive Stemmer sign
Skin cannot be pinched on foot or hand
Protective sensation in foot is considered absent if pt cannot feel which monofilament?
5.07
A pt w/ upbeating and R torsional nystagmus during R sided Dix Hallpike has a condition
affecting?
R posterior cancel
PIP flexion and DIP hyperextension
Boutonniere deformity
