NUR 209 Exam 2
(Neurological) QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
LATEST 2026-2027 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
•Coma- patient is not responding verbally and dont flinch when mild pain is applied
Assess Orientation to person, place, time, and situation - CORRECT ANSWER-1.What is your full
name?
2.Where are you right now?
3.What is today's date?
4.Tell me about the current situation
What is the Pfieffer Mental Status? - CORRECT ANSWER-its used to provide an objective
assessment of cognition
•A score of 7 or less indicates significant cognitive impairment.
,What is the Mini-Mental State Examination? - CORRECT ANSWER-To provide an objective
assessment of cognition
•Scores of 20 or below indicates significant cognitive impairment
What is the Glasgow Coma Scale? - CORRECT ANSWER-To provide an objective assessment of
consciousness
•Glasgow Coma Scale Scores of 13-15 correlate with mild brain injury, 9-12 with moderate brain
injury, 3-8 with severe brain injury
Cranial nerves acronym - CORRECT ANSWER-Oh Oh Oh To Touch And Feel A Good Velvet SAH
What nerve is I and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-oflactory nerve-> sense of smell
What nerve is II and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-Optic ---> vision (asking PT to read
snellen chart
What nerve is III and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-oculomotor ---> pupillary reflex and
EOM (extra ocular movement)
Remember PERLA
What nerve is IV and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-trochlear --> lateral and downward
movement of the eyeball
What nerve is V and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-trigeminal --> sensation of skin of the
face
, What nerve is VI and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-Abducens--> lateral movement of the
eyeball
What nerve is VII and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-facial --> facial expression
What nerve is VIII and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-auditory --> hearing
What nerve is IX and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-glossopharyngeal --> taste,
swallowing, and movement of tongue
What nerve is X and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-Vagus--> swallowing, movement of
vocal cords
What nerve is XI and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-Spinal accessory --> head and
shoulder movement
have patient push shoulders against your hands/ have patient turn cheek against hand
What nerve is XII and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-hypoglosseal --> tongue position
(nerve groups) What does the saying "3,4,6 make your eyes do tricks" mean? - CORRECT
ANSWER-This means nerves III (oculomotor), IV (trochlear) and VI (abducens) are paired
together because they are responsible for extra ocular motor functions
tests for these functions are PERLA and having patient follow your finger
(Neurological) QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
LATEST 2026-2027 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
•Coma- patient is not responding verbally and dont flinch when mild pain is applied
Assess Orientation to person, place, time, and situation - CORRECT ANSWER-1.What is your full
name?
2.Where are you right now?
3.What is today's date?
4.Tell me about the current situation
What is the Pfieffer Mental Status? - CORRECT ANSWER-its used to provide an objective
assessment of cognition
•A score of 7 or less indicates significant cognitive impairment.
,What is the Mini-Mental State Examination? - CORRECT ANSWER-To provide an objective
assessment of cognition
•Scores of 20 or below indicates significant cognitive impairment
What is the Glasgow Coma Scale? - CORRECT ANSWER-To provide an objective assessment of
consciousness
•Glasgow Coma Scale Scores of 13-15 correlate with mild brain injury, 9-12 with moderate brain
injury, 3-8 with severe brain injury
Cranial nerves acronym - CORRECT ANSWER-Oh Oh Oh To Touch And Feel A Good Velvet SAH
What nerve is I and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-oflactory nerve-> sense of smell
What nerve is II and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-Optic ---> vision (asking PT to read
snellen chart
What nerve is III and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-oculomotor ---> pupillary reflex and
EOM (extra ocular movement)
Remember PERLA
What nerve is IV and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-trochlear --> lateral and downward
movement of the eyeball
What nerve is V and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-trigeminal --> sensation of skin of the
face
, What nerve is VI and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-Abducens--> lateral movement of the
eyeball
What nerve is VII and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-facial --> facial expression
What nerve is VIII and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-auditory --> hearing
What nerve is IX and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-glossopharyngeal --> taste,
swallowing, and movement of tongue
What nerve is X and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-Vagus--> swallowing, movement of
vocal cords
What nerve is XI and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-Spinal accessory --> head and
shoulder movement
have patient push shoulders against your hands/ have patient turn cheek against hand
What nerve is XII and what does it do - CORRECT ANSWER-hypoglosseal --> tongue position
(nerve groups) What does the saying "3,4,6 make your eyes do tricks" mean? - CORRECT
ANSWER-This means nerves III (oculomotor), IV (trochlear) and VI (abducens) are paired
together because they are responsible for extra ocular motor functions
tests for these functions are PERLA and having patient follow your finger
