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NURS 6531 FINAL EXAM II FINAL EXAM LATEST 2026,
GRADED A+ WITH CORRECT VERIFIED QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS, GUARANTEED PASS
Which are common hyperkinetic movement disorders? (Select all that apply.)
a. Dystonia
b. Essential tremor
c. Parkinson's disease
d. Progressive supranuclear palsy
e. Tourette's syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER-ANS: A, B, E
Dystonia, essential tremor, and Tourette's are hyperkinetic disorders.
Parkinson's disease and progressive supranuclear palsy are
hypokinetic disorders.
A patient reports two episodes of visual disturbances and eye pain that lasted
1 to 2 days each about 2 months apart. Which diagnostic testing will the
provider order initially?
a. Lumbar puncture
b. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
c. Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
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d. Visual evoked potential - CORRECT ANSWER-ANS: B
Visual disturbances and eye pain may be the only presenting symptoms and
should be investigated. The MRI is the gold standard for diagnosis of multiple
sclerosis (MS). The other tests may be performed if the diagnosis is unclear or
if MRI is not readily available.
A patient diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and begins disease modulating
therapy (DMT) drugs. As part of the counseling about this therapy, the
provider will tell the patient that this regimen will likely result in what
outcome?
a. A decreased need for other medications
b. An induced long-term remission
c. A reduction in the exacerbation rate
d. A permanent stop of the disability - CORRECT ANSWER-ANS: C
Disease modulating therapy will reduce the rate of exacerbations of symptoms.
It does not decrease the need for other medications, induce long-term
remission, or stop the progression of the disease.
A primary care provider suspects Parkinson's disease (PD) in a patient.
Which tests may be performed to diagnose this disorder?
a. Neuroimaging to identify specific midbrain lesion
b. Neuromuscular studies to identify reflex function
c. Presence of 2 cardinal signs which improve with levodopa
d. Serum creatine phosphokinase levels - CORRECT ANSWER-ANS: C
The diagnosis of idiopathic PD is made based on clinical presentation and
examination findings with 2 of 3 cardinal manifestations present which
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respond to dopaminergic therapy. Neuroimaging that identifies Lewy bodies
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NURS 6531 FINAL EXAM II FINAL EXAM LATEST 2026,
GRADED A+ WITH CORRECT VERIFIED QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS, GUARANTEED PASS
Which are common hyperkinetic movement disorders? (Select all that apply.)
a. Dystonia
b. Essential tremor
c. Parkinson's disease
d. Progressive supranuclear palsy
e. Tourette's syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER-ANS: A, B, E
Dystonia, essential tremor, and Tourette's are hyperkinetic disorders.
Parkinson's disease and progressive supranuclear palsy are
hypokinetic disorders.
A patient reports two episodes of visual disturbances and eye pain that lasted
1 to 2 days each about 2 months apart. Which diagnostic testing will the
provider order initially?
a. Lumbar puncture
b. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
c. Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
W
IS
ET
U
TO
wisetutor
R
, 2|Page
d. Visual evoked potential - CORRECT ANSWER-ANS: B
Visual disturbances and eye pain may be the only presenting symptoms and
should be investigated. The MRI is the gold standard for diagnosis of multiple
sclerosis (MS). The other tests may be performed if the diagnosis is unclear or
if MRI is not readily available.
A patient diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and begins disease modulating
therapy (DMT) drugs. As part of the counseling about this therapy, the
provider will tell the patient that this regimen will likely result in what
outcome?
a. A decreased need for other medications
b. An induced long-term remission
c. A reduction in the exacerbation rate
d. A permanent stop of the disability - CORRECT ANSWER-ANS: C
Disease modulating therapy will reduce the rate of exacerbations of symptoms.
It does not decrease the need for other medications, induce long-term
remission, or stop the progression of the disease.
A primary care provider suspects Parkinson's disease (PD) in a patient.
Which tests may be performed to diagnose this disorder?
a. Neuroimaging to identify specific midbrain lesion
b. Neuromuscular studies to identify reflex function
c. Presence of 2 cardinal signs which improve with levodopa
d. Serum creatine phosphokinase levels - CORRECT ANSWER-ANS: C
The diagnosis of idiopathic PD is made based on clinical presentation and
examination findings with 2 of 3 cardinal manifestations present which
W
respond to dopaminergic therapy. Neuroimaging that identifies Lewy bodies
IS
is the gold
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U
TO
wisetutor
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