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NPTE PRACTICE EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS & ANSWERS/ 100% ACCURATE/ Which of the following monofilament grades indicates that only protective sensation is intact? 1. 3.61 2. 4.37 3. 5.07 4. 6.65 - -3. 5.07 The 5.07 monofilament supplies the least amount of force that can be sensed by patients with only protective sensation intact. Ability to sense only the 6.65 monofilament indicates a loss of protective sensation. Ability to sense the 3.61 and 4.37 monofilaments indicates fully normal ...

AANP Comprehensive Certification Exam || With 100% Correct Solutions AANP Comprehensive Certification Exam || With 100% Correct Solutions If your patient is in the catarrhal stage of pertussis, upon examination you would find which of the following? - ANSWER - You would find mild upper respiratory symptoms with cough. And mild conjunctival injection. It is really indistinguishable from the common cold. What would NOT be considered a typical finding in a geriatric patient? - ANSWER - Low...

NR 511 Final exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass cervical Spondylosis - Answer- - Chronic, degenerative, causes stiffness and pain, very common >50yo - S: neck stiffness, mild aching esp with activity, trouble turning neck from side to side, limited ROM, Paresthesias follow dermatomes O:weak shoulder abduction, bicep weakness (c6 involvement), tricep weakness (C7 involvement), myelopathy s/s: leg weakness, gait disturbances, balance problems, impaired fine motor loss of bowel and bla...

NPTEFF Spinal Cord Injury Exam Questions with Correct A Spinal cord ends at what vertebral level? - Answer-L1 Order of meninges from superficial to deep - Answer-dura mater, arachnoid mater, pia mater At what vertebral level is a lumbar puncture taken? - Answer-Between L1-L4 is where lumbar puncture will be taken to assess IgG (MS) In what meningeal space does CSF circulate? - Answer-subarachnoid space Which of the following contain the cerebrospinal fluid and major arteries? A.Du...

CCEP Practice SetCauda Equina - correct answer Acute loss of function to lumbar & sacral plexus, presents with saddle anesthesia, incontinence, and sexual dysfunction. Neuros are affected. Refer out! Peripheral Neuro - correct answer weakness, numbness and pain associated with diabetes or trauma. Peripheral nerves are affected. Don't follow nerve root pattern. Light touch, vibration, and pain tests will be affected. Sciatica - correct answer Pain in lower back/hip affecting L4/L5/S1 nerve...

At least _____ % of adults age 30 to 50 years have low back pain correct answers 40 What are the causes of back pain? correct answers Non specific >90% Nerve root entrapment with radiculopathy or spinal stenosis 5% Pain from underlying disease 1 to 2 % What are red flags for low back pain evaluation correct answers Age <20 or >50 Hx of cancer Fever Pain lasting more than one month not responding to tx Pain at night or present at rest Hx/o IV drug abuse HIV Long t...

How often does it take most low back pain to resolve? correct answers4 weeks Three most common causes of back pain? correct answers- lumbar strain/sprain -age related degenerative joint changes -herniated disc lower back pain with radiculopathy below the knee and symptoms lasting up to six weeks correct answersAcute sciatica What risk factor puts a truck driver and desk worker at high risk for back pain? correct answersprolonged sitting What are some red flags for back pain? correc...

NR 511 Final exam Questions and Answers 2024 | 100% Accurate and Updated Cervical Spondylosis -Answer-- Chronic, degenerative, causes stiffness and pain, very common >50yo - S: neck stiffness, mild aching esp with activity, trouble turning neck from side to side, limited ROM, Paresthesias follow dermatomes O:weak shoulder abduction, bicep weakness (c6 involvement), tricep weakness (C7 involvement), myelopathy s/s: leg weakness, gait disturbances, balance problems, impaired fine motor ...

Articular joint (synovium, synovial fluid, articular cartilage, intrarticular ligaments, joint capsule, juxta-articular bone) deep defuse pain, limited active and passive ROM, swelling, crepitation, instability, locking, deformity non-articular painful active but not passive ROM dorsiflexion bending of the foot or the toes upward plantarflexion Ankle movement pointing the foot downward inflammatory conditions swelling, erythema, morning stiffness, symmetric pain even at rest increa...

cervical Spondylosis - - Chronic, degenerative, causes stiffness and pain, very common >50yo - S: neck stiffness, mild aching esp with activity, trouble turning neck from side to side, limited ROM, Paresthesias follow dermatomes O:weak shoulder abduction, bicep weakness (c6 involvement), tricep weakness (C7 involvement), myelopathy s/s: leg weakness, gait disturbances, balance problems, impaired fine motor loss of bowel and bladder control dx: MRI tx: if radiculopathy: cervical tractio...