USA PCM3 Exam Questions and Answers
Graded A+
What deficits occur with a stroke to the frontal lobe? - Correct answer-Impulse
control
Attention
Organizing
Planning movement (Apraxis)
What central gyrus controls motor? - Correct answer-Pre-central
What central gyrus controls sensory? - Correct answer-Post-central gyrus
What deficits occur with a stroke to the parietal lobe? - Correct answer-Orientation
in space
Lateropulsion (pushers syndrome)
Limb position during movement (apraxia)
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,What is apraxia? - Correct answer-Loss of the ability to execute or carry out
learned (familiar) movements, despite having the desire and the physical ability to
perform the movements
After a Left MCA CVA, Match the appropriate impairment with its corresponding
lobe:
1.) Demonstrating Lateropulsion (pusher's)
a.) Frontal
b.) Precentral gyrus
c.) Postcentral gyrus
d.) Parietal lobe - Correct answer-D. Parietal
After a Left MCA CVA, Match the appropriate impairment with its corresponding
lobe:
2.) Hemiplegia
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, a.) Frontal
b.) Precentral gyrus
c.) Postcentral gyrus
d.) Parietal lobe - Correct answer-B.) Precentral Gyrus
After a Left MCA CVA, Match the appropriate impairment with its corresponding
lobe:
3.) Has difficulty with spatial organization?
a.) Frontal
b.) Precentral gyrus
c.) Postcentral gyrus
d.) Parietal lobe - Correct answer-D.) Parietal lobe
After a Left MCA CVA, Match the appropriate impairment with its corresponding
lobe:
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Graded A+
What deficits occur with a stroke to the frontal lobe? - Correct answer-Impulse
control
Attention
Organizing
Planning movement (Apraxis)
What central gyrus controls motor? - Correct answer-Pre-central
What central gyrus controls sensory? - Correct answer-Post-central gyrus
What deficits occur with a stroke to the parietal lobe? - Correct answer-Orientation
in space
Lateropulsion (pushers syndrome)
Limb position during movement (apraxia)
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,What is apraxia? - Correct answer-Loss of the ability to execute or carry out
learned (familiar) movements, despite having the desire and the physical ability to
perform the movements
After a Left MCA CVA, Match the appropriate impairment with its corresponding
lobe:
1.) Demonstrating Lateropulsion (pusher's)
a.) Frontal
b.) Precentral gyrus
c.) Postcentral gyrus
d.) Parietal lobe - Correct answer-D. Parietal
After a Left MCA CVA, Match the appropriate impairment with its corresponding
lobe:
2.) Hemiplegia
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, a.) Frontal
b.) Precentral gyrus
c.) Postcentral gyrus
d.) Parietal lobe - Correct answer-B.) Precentral Gyrus
After a Left MCA CVA, Match the appropriate impairment with its corresponding
lobe:
3.) Has difficulty with spatial organization?
a.) Frontal
b.) Precentral gyrus
c.) Postcentral gyrus
d.) Parietal lobe - Correct answer-D.) Parietal lobe
After a Left MCA CVA, Match the appropriate impairment with its corresponding
lobe:
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