Exam (elaborations) NBCE PART 2

6/19/25, 8:04 PM NBCE Part 2 example questions




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Upper motor neuron lesions A. Muscle flaccidity
do not have?
a. muscle flaccidity

b. muscle spasticity

c. hyperactive deep tendon
reflex
d. fasciculations

Which of the following is not C. Babinski
always considered a
pathological reflex?
a. tromner's

b. hoffman's

c. babinski's
d. ankle clonus

A babinski response is A. Oppenheim's
obtained upon stroking of
the tibia:
a. Oppenheim's

b. Gordon's

c. Schaffer's

d. Chaddock's

Lack of elbow extension may A. Radial
show injury of the nerve?
a. radial

b. ulnar

c. axillary
d. peroneal




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The __ nerve is compressed in C. Median
carpal
tunnel syndrome?
a. radial

b. ulnar

c. median
d. axillary

Yergason's test is positive. C. Bicipital tendon instability
What is the indication?
a. shoulder dislocation

b. lateral epicondylitis

c. bicipital tendon instability

d. meniscus tear

Which of the following has B. Lundington's
a positive sign of a non-
palpable biceps tendon?
a. Dugas

b. Lundington's

c. Yergason's

d. Dawbarn's

Which of the following can A. Cozen's
test for lateral
epicondylitis?
a. Cozen's

b. Golfer's elbow test

c. Dawbarn's test

d. Codman's sign

Bow-legged is also known as: A. Genu Varum
a. genu varum

b. genuvalgum
c. dawbarn's test

d. codman's sign

The doctor flexes the A. Meningeal irritation
patient's neck to his chest
and there is pain down
the sciatic pathway or
knee flexion is present.
What does this indicate
since this is Linder's test?
a. meningeal irritation

b. sciatica

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c. multiple sclerosis
d. malingering




The classic test for meningitis C Brudzinski
is
a. Lhermitte's sign

b. Linder's

c. Brudzinksi

d. Thompson

Which of the following have D. Lhermitte's
indications associated with
multiple sclerosis?
a. linder's

b. brudzinski

c. kernig

d. lhermitte's

Which of the following can B. Beevor's sign
test for a possible T10
nerve root lesion?
a. kernig

b. beevor's sign

c. lhemitte's sign
d. adam's sign

Stroke victims will most B. Hemiplegia
commonly have this type
of paralysis:
a. diplegia

b. hemiplegia

c. paraplegia

d. quadriplegia

Degeneration of both D. Amytrophic Lateral sclerosis
upper and lower motor
neurons is associated
with:
a. tabes dorsalis

b. AS

c. huntington's chorea

d. amytrophic lateral sclerosis

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Which is a sign of Duchenne D. All of the above
muscular dystrophy?
a. meryon's sign

b. enlargement of calves

c. waddling gait

d. all of the above

Which is a reflex of the L4 A. Patella
neurological package?
a. patella

b. achilles

c. no reflex
d. tibialis posterior

Paralysis of the long thoracic B. Winged Scapula
nerve will cause?
a. inability to flex latissimus
dorsi
b. winged scapula

c. hemiplegia

d. inability to walk

Which muscle is not affected A. Soleus
in Erb Duchenne Palsy?
a. soleus

b. biceps

c. brachialis

d. deltoid

Which condition occurs in C. Erb Duchenne Paralysis
newborns during the
birth process which is
characteristic of a waiter's tip?
a. meralgia paresthetica

b. marfan's syndrome

c. erb duchenne paralysis

d. neurofibromatosis

Stenosis or compression of D. Adson's test
the vertebral,
carotid, or basilar arteries are
all indications for all of the
following except:
a. dekleyn's test

b. hauntant's test

c. barre-leiou test

d. adson's test

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