Neurological Conditions Exam Practice Questions and Answers | 100% Verified and Updated | Graded A+

Neurological Conditions Exam Practice Questions and Answers | 100% Verified and Updated | Graded A+ Refers to bleeding within or around the brain’s ventricles. The ventricles are spaces in the brain filled with cerebral spinal fluid.-Correct️️ -IVH/PVH IVH/PVH-Correct️️ -Intraventricular and Periventricular Hemorrhage Bleeding is confined to the subependymal area (lining of the ventricles) only.- Correct️️ -GRADE I Bleeding into subependymal and the ventricles but does not cause enlargement of the ventricles.-Correct️️ -GRADE II Bleeding into the ventricles and causes ventricular enlargement which can lead to hydrocephalus-Correct️️ -GRADE III Similar to Grade III, but the bleeding extends to the brain tissue (parenchymal).- Correct️️ -GRADE IV is a condition in which the skull and cerebrum is malformed but the anterior lobe of the pituitary is intact. an’, which means ‘without,’ and the Greek word ‘enkephalos,’ which means ‘brain’.-Correct️️ -ANENCEPAHLY A neural tube defect that is noticeable at birth because there is a protrusion of the brain through a skull defect.-Correct️️ -ENCEPHALOCELE it is a supplement during pregnancy that can help reduce the risk of encephalocele.- Correct️️ -Folic acid (B₉) is a rare condition in which the frontal occipital circumference (FOC) is equal to or less than two standard deviations below the mean for age and gender or less than the 10th percentile for gestational age.-Correct️️ -MICROCEPAHLY There are two types of microcephaly:-Correct️️ -PRIMARY OR CONGENITAL SECONDARY OR ACQUIRED The baby is born with a smaller head.-Correct️️ -PRIMARY OR CONGENITAL The condition develops as the baby gets older.-Correct️️ -SECONDARY OR ACQUIRED is a condition that changes the way a baby’s brain develops.-Correct️️ - HOLOPROSENCEPHALY HPE-Correct️️ -HOLOPROSENCEPHALY There are 3 types of HPE:-Correct️️ -ALOB