Neurology Quiz
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In case of an emergency, how should you move a person with a suspected spinal injury?
A. NEVER MOVE THEM
B. Use the barrelling technique
C. Use the log-roll technique
D. Move them however you want, as long as the head is kept stable and in line with the spinal cord
In what sort of spinal injury could you lose control over your limbs?
A. Vertebrae damage
B. Disc damage
C. Muscle damage
D. Spinal cord damage
When caring for a client receiving supplemental oxygen through a nasal cannula, the nursing assistant will? Except
A. report an incorrect flow rate to the nurse immediately
B. remove the nasal cannula at mealtimes and during ADLs.
C. provide frequent oral care.
D. check the oxygen flow rate on the flow meter often.
E. check for skin irritation around his or her nostrils, cheeks, and ears.
The most important responsibility a nursing assistant has to a client who has just returned from having surgery is to____.
A. be sure the client understands the importance of using the call bell.
B. report anything unusual about the client’s condition immediately to the nurse.
C. have the client cough and deep breath at least every hour.
D. take and record the client’s vital signs often.
Which dermatome does the area the arrow is pointing to correspond to?
A. C4
B. C6
C. T2
D. C8
True or False: Meningitis is an infection to the linings surrounding the brain and spinal cord
A. TRUE
B. Unsure
C. FALSE
During the absolute refractory period, a neuron can fire with enough stimuli
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Pronator drift is an upper motor neuron sign
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
One way to reduce the risks from surgery is to choose a surgeon who has plenty of experience performing the operation.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
How many vertebrae are in the cervical spine?
A. 5
B. 7
C. 12
D. None of the above
Which of the following is not a skill necessary to become a surgeon?
A. Good social skills
B. Tennis ability
C. Concentration
D. Steady hands
What is dementia?
A. A normal change of aging in the brain
B. The ability to think logically
C. Loss of mental abilities that interfere in ability to function
D. An increase in cognitive ability
The nursing assistant will immediately report a pulse oximeter reading that is below______.
A. 85%
B. 90%
C. 95%
D. 99%
Anesthesia is quite safe for most people.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Your patient is in the recovery room following chest surgery. The patient complains of severe nausea. What would you do next?
A. Administer an analgesic
B. Turn the patient completely to one side
C. Apply a cool cloth to the patient’s forehead
D. Offer the patient a small amount of ice chips
When communicating with a resident with Alzheimer’s, how should the NA approach the conversation?
A. Speak quickly so they don’t forget what you say.
B. Stand as close as possible to the resident.
C. Repeat statements a variety of different ways.
D. Speak slowly and clearly. Repeat same words, don’t rephrase.
Some operations that used to need a large incision can now be done using only a few small cuts.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Can seizures spread in the brain
A. No
B. Yes
C. I don’t know
You’re patient is recovering from a myasthenic crisis and you are providing education to the patient about the causes of this condition. Which statement by the patient demonstrates they understood the teaching about how to prevent this condition?
A. “I will make sure I don’t take too much of my anticholinesterase medication because it can lead to this condition.”
B. “I will avoid milk products while taking Pyridostigmine because it increases the chances of toxicity.”
C. “I will avoid taking over-the-counter supplements that contain aconite.”
D. “I will avoid people who are sick with respiratory infections and be sure not to miss my scheduled doses of Pyridostigmine.”
A ___________ carries instructions to the muscles from the spinal cord.
A. motor nerve
B. sensory nerve
C. dendrite
D. cerebellum
What is shown in the image?
A. Croustiller
B. Contrecoup
C. Cancoillotte
D. Croup
This consists of the spinal cord and brain.
A. PNS
B. ALS
C. CNS
D. NEU
The cerebellum is responsible for
A. breathing, heart rate, and digestion
B. balance and coordination
C. memory storage
D. emotions
You are doing teaching with a patient who has a leg ulcer. You are teaching about tissue repair and wound healing. Which of the following statements by the patient indicates that teaching has been effective?
A. “I’ll limit my intake of protein.”
B. “I’ll make sure that the bandage is wrapped tightly.”
C. “My foot should feel cold.”
D. “I’ll eat plenty of fruits and vegetables.”
Most operations are performed because of a medical emergency.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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