NUR 376 KAHOOT CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS
◉ active insufficiency
Answer: The point at which a muscle cannot shorten any farther
◉ What is an example of active insufficiency?
Answer: wrist flexion and finger flexion produces weak grip strength
◉ If someone is unable to dorsiflex their ankle, what muscle and
nerve are most involved?
Answer: Tibialis anterior - Deep fibular nerve (foot drop)
◉ Tom has a hard time lifting his foot while walking because he is
unable to dorsiflex his ankle. What is this called?
Answer: Foot drop
◉ Plantarflexion and dorsiflexion of the foot occur at what joint?
Answer: Talocural joint
,◉ Maximal contact between articulating surfaces with maximal
tension on surrounding ligaments describes what concept?
Answer: Closed-packed position
◉ Where is a person most at risk for pressure sores if they are
unable to stand from a seated position?
Answer: Ischial tuberosity
◉ In C6 spinal cord injury, how is the tenodesis grasp utilized?
Answer: Passive finger flexion during wrist extension, allowing
grasp without active finger flexion
◉ Which lower extremity muscle functions as a two-joint muscle,
contributing to both hip flexion and
knee extension?
Answer: Rectus femoris
◉ Injury to the radial nerve would most likely cause:
Answer: Wrist drop
◉ A 45-year-old carpenter reports gradual onset of elbow
discomfort worsening with wrist extension
, and screwdriver use. He reports tenderness distal to lateral humeral
condyle. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Answer: Lateral epicondylitis
◉ A client with right parietal lobe damage most likely presents with
which deficit?
Answer: Left-sided neglect
◉ A client cannot feel sensation on the medial forearm. Which
dermatome is impaired?
Answer: T1
◉ Which tract carries touch, vibration, and conscious
proprioception.
Answer: DCML
◉ A client cannot identify objects by touch. Which sensation is
impaired?
Answer: Stereognosis
◉ The corticospinal tract controls which type or movement?
Answer: Voluntary fine motor
EVALUATION 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS
◉ active insufficiency
Answer: The point at which a muscle cannot shorten any farther
◉ What is an example of active insufficiency?
Answer: wrist flexion and finger flexion produces weak grip strength
◉ If someone is unable to dorsiflex their ankle, what muscle and
nerve are most involved?
Answer: Tibialis anterior - Deep fibular nerve (foot drop)
◉ Tom has a hard time lifting his foot while walking because he is
unable to dorsiflex his ankle. What is this called?
Answer: Foot drop
◉ Plantarflexion and dorsiflexion of the foot occur at what joint?
Answer: Talocural joint
,◉ Maximal contact between articulating surfaces with maximal
tension on surrounding ligaments describes what concept?
Answer: Closed-packed position
◉ Where is a person most at risk for pressure sores if they are
unable to stand from a seated position?
Answer: Ischial tuberosity
◉ In C6 spinal cord injury, how is the tenodesis grasp utilized?
Answer: Passive finger flexion during wrist extension, allowing
grasp without active finger flexion
◉ Which lower extremity muscle functions as a two-joint muscle,
contributing to both hip flexion and
knee extension?
Answer: Rectus femoris
◉ Injury to the radial nerve would most likely cause:
Answer: Wrist drop
◉ A 45-year-old carpenter reports gradual onset of elbow
discomfort worsening with wrist extension
, and screwdriver use. He reports tenderness distal to lateral humeral
condyle. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Answer: Lateral epicondylitis
◉ A client with right parietal lobe damage most likely presents with
which deficit?
Answer: Left-sided neglect
◉ A client cannot feel sensation on the medial forearm. Which
dermatome is impaired?
Answer: T1
◉ Which tract carries touch, vibration, and conscious
proprioception.
Answer: DCML
◉ A client cannot identify objects by touch. Which sensation is
impaired?
Answer: Stereognosis
◉ The corticospinal tract controls which type or movement?
Answer: Voluntary fine motor
