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HEMISPHERES 3.0 LEVEL 3
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Question : What information is pertinent to a neurological
specific history and physical ?
CORRECT ANSWER : LKW
Question : What best response categorizes are combined
for the GCS?
CORRECT ANSWER : eyes, verbal, motor
Question : Which high risk neurological event should you
be concerned about when your patient exhibits symptoms of cushings triad?
CORRECT ANSWER : cerebral herniation
Question : what specifically does a level of consciousness
exam assess?
CORRECT ANSWER : arousal and awareness
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Question : what should be considered when testing for
visual acuity?
CORRECT ANSWER : patients literacy level
Question : which exam finding in the unconscious patient
is associated with intact brainstem function?
CORRECT ANSWER : dolls eyes reflex
Question : what is a normal pupillary finding in reaction
to light?
CORRECT ANSWER : constriction
Question : which vision test measures a patients ability to
see objects in their periphery?
CORRECT ANSWER : visual field
Question : what abnormal pupillary function finding may
indicate narcotic overdose?
CORRECT ANSWER : pinpoint
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Question : what test is utilized to evaluate superficial
sensation?
CORRECT ANSWER : light touch
Question : what test should be performed to assess
coordination of upper extremities?
CORRECT ANSWER : finger nose
Question : which reflexive motor response is noted with
abnormal extension of upper and lower extremities?
CORRECT ANSWER : decerebrate
Question : what type of communication disorder results
from impairment of speech muscles?
CORRECT ANSWER : dysarthria
Question : which type of aphasia is characterized by
laborious speech and poor word formation?
CORRECT ANSWER : expressive (broca)
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Question : what type of dysphasia assessment has a
pass/fail finding
CORRECT ANSWER : dysphasia
Question : when can a stroke patient with dysphasia
expect the majority of swallowing function to return
CORRECT ANSWER : 1 week
Question : what type of dysphasia evaluation is used to
determine eating and feeding recommendations?
CORRECT ANSWER : clinical swallowing evaluation
Question : which intervention is most appropriate for a
patient who exhibits coughing during initial dysphasia screening?
CORRECT ANSWER : clinical swallow evaluation
Question : during which phase of swallowing is aspiration
more likely to occur?