NUR-143 TEST 2 (E,F,G,H,I,J) | QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTION
12 - ANSWERS-When assessing the Oculomotor, Trochlear, Abducens, stand
about _________ inches away from the patient
cortex - ANSWERS-controls conscious process
Thalamus - ANSWERS-Integrates sensory stimuli
Hypothalamus - ANSWERS-regulates temperature, appetite, pituitary
hormones
medulla - ANSWERS-Cardiac and respiratory center
Cerebellum - ANSWERS-controls balance and coordination
temporal lobe - ANSWERS-controls hearing and language comprehension
parietal lobe - ANSWERS-interprets cutaneous sensations
Occipital lobe - ANSWERS-vision center
Frontal lobe - ANSWERS-controls voluntary movements and language
expression
, Limbic system - ANSWERS-primitive drives, sexual, and emotional arousal
Reticular activating system - ANSWERS-maintains consciousness and
wakefulness
Meninges - ANSWERS-protective covering of the brain and spine
Person, place, and time - ANSWERS-To assess a Patient's level of awareness,
what three areas of orientation should you test?
Immediate and recent - ANSWERS-What types of memory loss are often seen
in the older adult?
Immediate, recent and remote - ANSWERS-3 types of memory to assess to
determine memory status?
Olfactory - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve by smelling coffee
Optic - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve by using a Snellen eye chart (visual
acuity) and cardinal fields
Oculomotor - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve with pupillary reaction, and
the ability to blink
Trochlear - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve with downward and inward eye
movements
Trigeminal - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve is tested by opening and
clenching jaws while the nurse palpates for popping (mastication nerve),
AND by a soft touch on the face and neck
AND ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTION
12 - ANSWERS-When assessing the Oculomotor, Trochlear, Abducens, stand
about _________ inches away from the patient
cortex - ANSWERS-controls conscious process
Thalamus - ANSWERS-Integrates sensory stimuli
Hypothalamus - ANSWERS-regulates temperature, appetite, pituitary
hormones
medulla - ANSWERS-Cardiac and respiratory center
Cerebellum - ANSWERS-controls balance and coordination
temporal lobe - ANSWERS-controls hearing and language comprehension
parietal lobe - ANSWERS-interprets cutaneous sensations
Occipital lobe - ANSWERS-vision center
Frontal lobe - ANSWERS-controls voluntary movements and language
expression
, Limbic system - ANSWERS-primitive drives, sexual, and emotional arousal
Reticular activating system - ANSWERS-maintains consciousness and
wakefulness
Meninges - ANSWERS-protective covering of the brain and spine
Person, place, and time - ANSWERS-To assess a Patient's level of awareness,
what three areas of orientation should you test?
Immediate and recent - ANSWERS-What types of memory loss are often seen
in the older adult?
Immediate, recent and remote - ANSWERS-3 types of memory to assess to
determine memory status?
Olfactory - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve by smelling coffee
Optic - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve by using a Snellen eye chart (visual
acuity) and cardinal fields
Oculomotor - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve with pupillary reaction, and
the ability to blink
Trochlear - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve with downward and inward eye
movements
Trigeminal - ANSWERS-Test this cranial nerve is tested by opening and
clenching jaws while the nurse palpates for popping (mastication nerve),
AND by a soft touch on the face and neck
