Exam 1: NR 304 / NR304 (Latest
Update ) Health
Assessment II | Questions and
Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct –
Chamberlain
Question:
What is a low residue diet?
Answer:
For bowel inflammation, Crohn's disease, diverticulitis, IBS, ulcerative colitis
Includes: refined carbohydrates, clear juices, soups, well cooked or canned
vegetables, finely ground well cooked meat, fish, eggs, poultry, butter
Avoids: nuts, most raw fruits and veggies, popcorn, whole grain, dried fruits,
berries, spicy foods, caffeine, chocolate
,Question:
What is the order for neurological assessment?
Answer:
Mental status and speech, Cranial nerve function, Motor function (Strength,
Coordination, Gait), Sensory function, Reflexes (scale 0 no response - 4
hyperactive with clonus, 2+ normal)
Question:
What is the Glasgow Coma Scale?
Answer:
Level of consciousness test: eye opening, verbal response, motor response
15 (full brain fxn), 8 or below (comatose), 3 (unresponsive)
Question:
What does cranial nerve I do?
Answer:
Olfactory, smell, sensory
, Question:
What does cranial nerve II do?
Answer:
Optic, vision, sensory
Question:
What does cranial nerve III do?
Answer:
Oculomotor nerve, eye and eyelid movement, pupil constriction, motor
Question:
What does cranial nerve IV do?
Answer:
Trochlear, down and midline eye movement, motor
Question:
What does cranial nerve V do?
Answer:
Trigeminal, facial sensation, chewing, sensory and motor
Update ) Health
Assessment II | Questions and
Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct –
Chamberlain
Question:
What is a low residue diet?
Answer:
For bowel inflammation, Crohn's disease, diverticulitis, IBS, ulcerative colitis
Includes: refined carbohydrates, clear juices, soups, well cooked or canned
vegetables, finely ground well cooked meat, fish, eggs, poultry, butter
Avoids: nuts, most raw fruits and veggies, popcorn, whole grain, dried fruits,
berries, spicy foods, caffeine, chocolate
,Question:
What is the order for neurological assessment?
Answer:
Mental status and speech, Cranial nerve function, Motor function (Strength,
Coordination, Gait), Sensory function, Reflexes (scale 0 no response - 4
hyperactive with clonus, 2+ normal)
Question:
What is the Glasgow Coma Scale?
Answer:
Level of consciousness test: eye opening, verbal response, motor response
15 (full brain fxn), 8 or below (comatose), 3 (unresponsive)
Question:
What does cranial nerve I do?
Answer:
Olfactory, smell, sensory
, Question:
What does cranial nerve II do?
Answer:
Optic, vision, sensory
Question:
What does cranial nerve III do?
Answer:
Oculomotor nerve, eye and eyelid movement, pupil constriction, motor
Question:
What does cranial nerve IV do?
Answer:
Trochlear, down and midline eye movement, motor
Question:
What does cranial nerve V do?
Answer:
Trigeminal, facial sensation, chewing, sensory and motor
