NURS 5220 Advanced Health Assessment - Test 2 (Accurate
Answers To All Questions)2025
cranial nerve I
Olfactory (smell)
cranial nerve II
Optic - vision
cranial nerve III
Oculomotor
cranial nerve IV
Trochlear
static
(adj) fixed, not moving or changing, lacking vitality
automatism
unconscious bodily movements
agnosia
the inability to recognize familiar objects.
visual agnosia
occipital lobe damage
auditory agnosia
temporal lobe damage
tactile agnosia
parietal lobe damage
,agnosia of body parts and relationships
correspond to
posterior-inferior regions of parietal lobe
Apraxia
inability to perform particular purposive actions, as a
result of brain damage.
receptive aphasia
temporal lobe-wernickes area
expressive aphasia
inferior-posterior frontal -brocas area
visual receptive aphasia
Parietal-occipital area
Expressive writing aphasia
posterior frontal area
coordinated sucking and swallowing is a
function of the..
cerebellum
cremasteric reflex corresponds to what spinal
area
T12 & L1
biceps reflex corresponds to what spinal area
C5 & 6
brachioradial reflex corresponds to what spinal
area
C5&6
triceps reflex corresponds to what spinal area
C 6,7,8
patellar reflex corresponds to what spinal area
, L 2,3,4
achilles reflex corresponds to what spinal area
S 1 &2
Clonus is associated with
upper motor neuron disease
plantar reflex corresponds to what spinal area
S1&2
tinnel sign
-tests for nerve sensitivity of the median nerve (tap
on volar carpal lig)
-tingling into thumb, index, and ½ of ring fingers.
myasthenia gravis
a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the
neuromuscular junction and produces serious
weakness of voluntary muscles
how do you test cranial nerve IV?
cardinal field test
cranial nerve V
Trigeminal
how do you test trigeminal nerve?
Assess facial sensation (hot/cold, dull/sharp), clench
teeth, corneal reflex
cranial nerve VI
Abducens
how do you test abducens nerve?
Answers To All Questions)2025
cranial nerve I
Olfactory (smell)
cranial nerve II
Optic - vision
cranial nerve III
Oculomotor
cranial nerve IV
Trochlear
static
(adj) fixed, not moving or changing, lacking vitality
automatism
unconscious bodily movements
agnosia
the inability to recognize familiar objects.
visual agnosia
occipital lobe damage
auditory agnosia
temporal lobe damage
tactile agnosia
parietal lobe damage
,agnosia of body parts and relationships
correspond to
posterior-inferior regions of parietal lobe
Apraxia
inability to perform particular purposive actions, as a
result of brain damage.
receptive aphasia
temporal lobe-wernickes area
expressive aphasia
inferior-posterior frontal -brocas area
visual receptive aphasia
Parietal-occipital area
Expressive writing aphasia
posterior frontal area
coordinated sucking and swallowing is a
function of the..
cerebellum
cremasteric reflex corresponds to what spinal
area
T12 & L1
biceps reflex corresponds to what spinal area
C5 & 6
brachioradial reflex corresponds to what spinal
area
C5&6
triceps reflex corresponds to what spinal area
C 6,7,8
patellar reflex corresponds to what spinal area
, L 2,3,4
achilles reflex corresponds to what spinal area
S 1 &2
Clonus is associated with
upper motor neuron disease
plantar reflex corresponds to what spinal area
S1&2
tinnel sign
-tests for nerve sensitivity of the median nerve (tap
on volar carpal lig)
-tingling into thumb, index, and ½ of ring fingers.
myasthenia gravis
a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the
neuromuscular junction and produces serious
weakness of voluntary muscles
how do you test cranial nerve IV?
cardinal field test
cranial nerve V
Trigeminal
how do you test trigeminal nerve?
Assess facial sensation (hot/cold, dull/sharp), clench
teeth, corneal reflex
cranial nerve VI
Abducens
how do you test abducens nerve?
