CSTR EXAMINATION EVALUATION TEST
PAPER INCLUDING COMPLETE PRACTICE
QUESTIONS GRADED A PLUS
◉ Name the cranial nerves in order. Answer: I. Olfactory
II. Optic
III. Oculomotor
IV. Trochlear
V. Trigeminal
VI.Abducens
VII. Facial
VIII. Vestibulocochlear (Acoustic)
IX. Glossopharyngeal
X. Vagus
XI. (Spinal) Accessory
XII. Hypoglossal
◉ List the 3 parts of Glasgow Coma Scale. Answer: Eye, verbal,
motor.
◉ Breakdown of GCS Eye Score. Answer: 4-Opens eyes
spontaneously
,3-Opens eyes in response to loud voice
2-Opens eyes in response to pain
1-None
◉ Breakdown of GCS Verbal Score. Answer: 5-Oriented
4-Confused/disoriented
3-Inappropriate words
2-Incomprehensible words
1-None
◉ Breakdown of GCS Motor Score. Answer: 6-Obeys
5-Localizes
4-Withdraws (flexion)
3-Abnormal flexion
2-Extension
1-None
◉ AIS injury descriptors. Answer: 1-Minor
2-Moderate
3-Serious
4-Severe
5-Critical
6-Maximal
, ◉ Pareto Chart. Answer: Chart showing data from most to least
frequently occurring info from left to right. Used to clearly identify
higher valued items.
◉ Radar Charts (Spider Charts). Answer: Shows relationship between
multiple variables with one or more axis.
◉ Fishbone diagram (tree chart). Answer: Used to identify all of the
various issues/tasks that go into development of a single outcome.
◉ Scattergram. Answer: Displays 2 variables showing the distribution
of the values.
◉ Standard deviation. Answer: A measure to quantify the difference
between values in a data set.
◉ Benchmarking. Answer: A standard by which something can be
measured or judged, comparing like data over time with different
organizations, providers, or with a desired standard or outcome.
◉ Spreadsheet. Answer: A collection of data in columns and rows that
hold data details (Excel)
◉ Median. Answer: The integer holding the middle position in a
sequential listing of numbers.
PAPER INCLUDING COMPLETE PRACTICE
QUESTIONS GRADED A PLUS
◉ Name the cranial nerves in order. Answer: I. Olfactory
II. Optic
III. Oculomotor
IV. Trochlear
V. Trigeminal
VI.Abducens
VII. Facial
VIII. Vestibulocochlear (Acoustic)
IX. Glossopharyngeal
X. Vagus
XI. (Spinal) Accessory
XII. Hypoglossal
◉ List the 3 parts of Glasgow Coma Scale. Answer: Eye, verbal,
motor.
◉ Breakdown of GCS Eye Score. Answer: 4-Opens eyes
spontaneously
,3-Opens eyes in response to loud voice
2-Opens eyes in response to pain
1-None
◉ Breakdown of GCS Verbal Score. Answer: 5-Oriented
4-Confused/disoriented
3-Inappropriate words
2-Incomprehensible words
1-None
◉ Breakdown of GCS Motor Score. Answer: 6-Obeys
5-Localizes
4-Withdraws (flexion)
3-Abnormal flexion
2-Extension
1-None
◉ AIS injury descriptors. Answer: 1-Minor
2-Moderate
3-Serious
4-Severe
5-Critical
6-Maximal
, ◉ Pareto Chart. Answer: Chart showing data from most to least
frequently occurring info from left to right. Used to clearly identify
higher valued items.
◉ Radar Charts (Spider Charts). Answer: Shows relationship between
multiple variables with one or more axis.
◉ Fishbone diagram (tree chart). Answer: Used to identify all of the
various issues/tasks that go into development of a single outcome.
◉ Scattergram. Answer: Displays 2 variables showing the distribution
of the values.
◉ Standard deviation. Answer: A measure to quantify the difference
between values in a data set.
◉ Benchmarking. Answer: A standard by which something can be
measured or judged, comparing like data over time with different
organizations, providers, or with a desired standard or outcome.
◉ Spreadsheet. Answer: A collection of data in columns and rows that
hold data details (Excel)
◉ Median. Answer: The integer holding the middle position in a
sequential listing of numbers.
