CSTR EXAM Practice Questions with Verified
Correct Answers
Name the cranial nerves in order
I. Olfactory
II. Optic
III. Oculomotor
IV. Trochlear
V. Trigeminal
VI.Abducens
VII. Facial
VIII. Vestibulocochlear (Acoustic)
IX. Glossopharyngeal
X. Vagus
XI. (Spinal) Accessory
XII. Hypoglossal
List the 3 parts of Glasgow Coma Scale
Eye, verbal, motor.
Breakdown of GCS Eye Score
4-Opens eyes spontaneously
3-Opens eyes in response to loud voice
2-Opens eyes in response to pain
1-None
Breakdown of GCS Verbal Score
,5-Oriented
4-Confused/disoriented
3-Inappropriate words
2-Incomprehensible words
1-None
Breakdown of GCS Motor Score
6-Obeys
5-Localizes
4-Withdraws (flexion)
3-Abnormal flexion
2-Extension
1-None
AIS injury descriptors
1-Minor
2-Moderate
3-Serious
4-Severe
5-Critical
6-Maximal
Pareto Chart
Chart showing data from most to least frequently occurring info from left to right. Used to
clearly identify higher valued items.
Radar Charts (Spider Charts)
, Shows relationship between multiple variables with one or more axis.
Fishbone diagram (tree chart)
Used to identify all of the various issues/tasks that go into development of a single outcome.
Scattergram
Displays 2 variables showing the distribution of the values.
Standard deviation
A measure to quantify the difference between values in a data set.
Benchmarking
A standard by which something can be measured or judged, comparing like data over time
with different organizations, providers, or with a desired standard or outcome.
Spreadsheet
A collection of data in columns and rows that hold data details (Excel)
Median
The integer holding the middle position in a sequential listing of numbers.
Mode
The integer that occurs most often.
Average
Sum of the value of all integers divided by the total # of integers.
Dashboard
Compact visual presentation of critical data to be understood at a glance.
Correct Answers
Name the cranial nerves in order
I. Olfactory
II. Optic
III. Oculomotor
IV. Trochlear
V. Trigeminal
VI.Abducens
VII. Facial
VIII. Vestibulocochlear (Acoustic)
IX. Glossopharyngeal
X. Vagus
XI. (Spinal) Accessory
XII. Hypoglossal
List the 3 parts of Glasgow Coma Scale
Eye, verbal, motor.
Breakdown of GCS Eye Score
4-Opens eyes spontaneously
3-Opens eyes in response to loud voice
2-Opens eyes in response to pain
1-None
Breakdown of GCS Verbal Score
,5-Oriented
4-Confused/disoriented
3-Inappropriate words
2-Incomprehensible words
1-None
Breakdown of GCS Motor Score
6-Obeys
5-Localizes
4-Withdraws (flexion)
3-Abnormal flexion
2-Extension
1-None
AIS injury descriptors
1-Minor
2-Moderate
3-Serious
4-Severe
5-Critical
6-Maximal
Pareto Chart
Chart showing data from most to least frequently occurring info from left to right. Used to
clearly identify higher valued items.
Radar Charts (Spider Charts)
, Shows relationship between multiple variables with one or more axis.
Fishbone diagram (tree chart)
Used to identify all of the various issues/tasks that go into development of a single outcome.
Scattergram
Displays 2 variables showing the distribution of the values.
Standard deviation
A measure to quantify the difference between values in a data set.
Benchmarking
A standard by which something can be measured or judged, comparing like data over time
with different organizations, providers, or with a desired standard or outcome.
Spreadsheet
A collection of data in columns and rows that hold data details (Excel)
Median
The integer holding the middle position in a sequential listing of numbers.
Mode
The integer that occurs most often.
Average
Sum of the value of all integers divided by the total # of integers.
Dashboard
Compact visual presentation of critical data to be understood at a glance.
