CCRN EXAM LATEST ACTUAL EXAM 2026 LATEST
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND NCORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
Multiple Sclerosis - ANS-spacticity ans spastic paralysis / upper motor neuron disorder /
demyelination / cranial nerve II (optical) / cranial nerve III (occulomotor) / blurred vision /
blind spots / double vision
Exacerbation - ANS-new or worsening symptoms lasting more than a week
AMyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis - ANS-affects both upper and lower motor neurons
Ataxia - ANS-loss of ability to coordinate muscle movement
Uninhibited Neurogenic Bowel - ANS-brain is not able tell when bowel is full.
Global Aphasia - ANS-temporal lobe damage / impaired reception and expression of speech /
written info is limited
Expressive aphasia - ANS-frontal lobe damage / comprehension intact
Diabetes Insipidus - ANS-brain fails to produce ADH = voids often , dehydration
Syndrome of inappropriate diuretic hormone (SIADH) - ANS-produces too much ADH = fluid
retention and edema / meds = high salt diet
,Brown-Sequard Spinal Injury - ANS-Injury to one side of cord
Cauda Equina Spinal Injury - ANS-affects lower motor neurons bowel, bladder and sexual
function
C3 - C5 spinal injury - ANS-affect diaphragm
Poikil - Thermia - ANS-assuming the temperture of the enviornment
Above T6 Spinal Injury - ANS-autonomic dysrelexia / orthostatic hypotention
Reflex neurogenic Bladder - ANS-C8-T1 injury / absent voluntary control / sensation /
Where do most stokes lesions occur - ANS-Middle cerebral artery
Why should arms be positioned correctly with splints a - ANS-to avoid subluxation
Problems during pharyngeal phase of swallowing - ANS-Wet or gurgly sounding voice after
eating / frequent throat clearing , c/o food sticking to throat
Test ability to protect airway - ANS-Reflex cough test
R side brain stroke - ANS-impusive / denial of deficits /
Deep tendon relex - ANS-score of 2+ is normal
,Functional Incontinence - ANS-Pt is aware he needs to void due to dementia altimerz / need to
remove environmental barriers
Functional Reorganization - ANS-When one area of the brain is damaged, another area takes
over
Rancho V - ANS-memory starts to improve
Rancho VI - ANS-start using memory systems such as cueing and repetition
Cognitive strategic control - ANS-ability to sustain attention over a period of time
Prospective memory - ANS-remembering to do something in the future
Damage to Substantia Nigra - ANS-Leads to parkinson like gait and movement
Complete spinal cord injury - ANS-loss of both motor and sensory function in the lowest sacral
segment / 2-3 segments below lesion retain partial function
Compression Spinal Fracture - ANS-also know as wegde
Above T12 - L1 Injury - ANS-Absence of sensation and voluntary control
Pharyngeal Phase - ANS-respiration is inhibited . trachea is coved by epiglottis
hyperphagia - ANS-loss of satiety / feeling full
, liver - ANS-produces albumin
Allografs - ANS-from the same species / cadaver
Autograf - ANS-healthy skin graft of unburned area
xenografts - ANS-from another species / pig
Oral Phase - ANS-chewing / making a bolus / moving bolus to back of mouth
Rem Sleep - ANS-Acetylcholine and Norepinepherine
Asnomia - ANS-loss of smell
Asterognosis - ANS-inability to sense objects by touch
R Side stroke - ANS-Impulsive behavior / spatial deficts / L visual defects
Rehabillitation is - ANS-A philosophy
An attitude
An approach
Rehabilitation Act of 1973 - ANS-prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in programs
conducted by Federal agencies, in programs receiving Federal financial assistance, in Federal
employment, and in the employment practices of Federal contractors.
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND NCORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
Multiple Sclerosis - ANS-spacticity ans spastic paralysis / upper motor neuron disorder /
demyelination / cranial nerve II (optical) / cranial nerve III (occulomotor) / blurred vision /
blind spots / double vision
Exacerbation - ANS-new or worsening symptoms lasting more than a week
AMyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis - ANS-affects both upper and lower motor neurons
Ataxia - ANS-loss of ability to coordinate muscle movement
Uninhibited Neurogenic Bowel - ANS-brain is not able tell when bowel is full.
Global Aphasia - ANS-temporal lobe damage / impaired reception and expression of speech /
written info is limited
Expressive aphasia - ANS-frontal lobe damage / comprehension intact
Diabetes Insipidus - ANS-brain fails to produce ADH = voids often , dehydration
Syndrome of inappropriate diuretic hormone (SIADH) - ANS-produces too much ADH = fluid
retention and edema / meds = high salt diet
,Brown-Sequard Spinal Injury - ANS-Injury to one side of cord
Cauda Equina Spinal Injury - ANS-affects lower motor neurons bowel, bladder and sexual
function
C3 - C5 spinal injury - ANS-affect diaphragm
Poikil - Thermia - ANS-assuming the temperture of the enviornment
Above T6 Spinal Injury - ANS-autonomic dysrelexia / orthostatic hypotention
Reflex neurogenic Bladder - ANS-C8-T1 injury / absent voluntary control / sensation /
Where do most stokes lesions occur - ANS-Middle cerebral artery
Why should arms be positioned correctly with splints a - ANS-to avoid subluxation
Problems during pharyngeal phase of swallowing - ANS-Wet or gurgly sounding voice after
eating / frequent throat clearing , c/o food sticking to throat
Test ability to protect airway - ANS-Reflex cough test
R side brain stroke - ANS-impusive / denial of deficits /
Deep tendon relex - ANS-score of 2+ is normal
,Functional Incontinence - ANS-Pt is aware he needs to void due to dementia altimerz / need to
remove environmental barriers
Functional Reorganization - ANS-When one area of the brain is damaged, another area takes
over
Rancho V - ANS-memory starts to improve
Rancho VI - ANS-start using memory systems such as cueing and repetition
Cognitive strategic control - ANS-ability to sustain attention over a period of time
Prospective memory - ANS-remembering to do something in the future
Damage to Substantia Nigra - ANS-Leads to parkinson like gait and movement
Complete spinal cord injury - ANS-loss of both motor and sensory function in the lowest sacral
segment / 2-3 segments below lesion retain partial function
Compression Spinal Fracture - ANS-also know as wegde
Above T12 - L1 Injury - ANS-Absence of sensation and voluntary control
Pharyngeal Phase - ANS-respiration is inhibited . trachea is coved by epiglottis
hyperphagia - ANS-loss of satiety / feeling full
, liver - ANS-produces albumin
Allografs - ANS-from the same species / cadaver
Autograf - ANS-healthy skin graft of unburned area
xenografts - ANS-from another species / pig
Oral Phase - ANS-chewing / making a bolus / moving bolus to back of mouth
Rem Sleep - ANS-Acetylcholine and Norepinepherine
Asnomia - ANS-loss of smell
Asterognosis - ANS-inability to sense objects by touch
R Side stroke - ANS-Impulsive behavior / spatial deficts / L visual defects
Rehabillitation is - ANS-A philosophy
An attitude
An approach
Rehabilitation Act of 1973 - ANS-prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in programs
conducted by Federal agencies, in programs receiving Federal financial assistance, in Federal
employment, and in the employment practices of Federal contractors.
