SCRN Practice Exam Questions and Answers
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A person with a stroke who seems anosognosia
unaware of their disability:
Pt presents complaining of double Brainstem
vision, lacks horizontal eye
movements while tracking is
preserved.
What area of the brain can cause
internuclear opthalmoplegia?
Watershed stroke is described as: Stroke between two adjacent cerebral
arteries
Cerebrospinal fluid is produced at 0.3-0.4ml/min
a
rate of...
A patient with locked-in syndrome pons (pontine)
most likely had an infarct in the...
A lacunar infarct is indicative of an in a small artery
event...
, The MOST important point to Activate EMS
emphasize in a community
education program on strokes that
will directly improve patient
outcome and disability in setting of
a stroke?
What is a risk factor for a Connective tissue disease
spontaneous carotid dissection?
What is the MOST significant risk Hypertension
factor for stroke?
One fourth of all strokes occur in 75
patients under the age of...
Atrial fibrillation is associated with.. An increased risk of stroke and mortality
What is an example of exclusion Bleeding diathesis (unusual susceptibility
criteria for tPA administration? to
bleeding, usually due to hypocoagubility)
Findings consistent with Ataxia and visual deficits
alterations
in posterior cerebral circulation:
Predictor of a two-day risk for ABCD2
stroke following a TIA:
with Verified Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
A person with a stroke who seems anosognosia
unaware of their disability:
Pt presents complaining of double Brainstem
vision, lacks horizontal eye
movements while tracking is
preserved.
What area of the brain can cause
internuclear opthalmoplegia?
Watershed stroke is described as: Stroke between two adjacent cerebral
arteries
Cerebrospinal fluid is produced at 0.3-0.4ml/min
a
rate of...
A patient with locked-in syndrome pons (pontine)
most likely had an infarct in the...
A lacunar infarct is indicative of an in a small artery
event...
, The MOST important point to Activate EMS
emphasize in a community
education program on strokes that
will directly improve patient
outcome and disability in setting of
a stroke?
What is a risk factor for a Connective tissue disease
spontaneous carotid dissection?
What is the MOST significant risk Hypertension
factor for stroke?
One fourth of all strokes occur in 75
patients under the age of...
Atrial fibrillation is associated with.. An increased risk of stroke and mortality
What is an example of exclusion Bleeding diathesis (unusual susceptibility
criteria for tPA administration? to
bleeding, usually due to hypocoagubility)
Findings consistent with Ataxia and visual deficits
alterations
in posterior cerebral circulation:
Predictor of a two-day risk for ABCD2
stroke following a TIA:
