Neuro Test 1

Front 1

Part of the brain that:
Directs body movement and is and is responsible for higher thinking

Back 1

frontal lobe

Front 2

Part of the brain that: controls sensations of touch and spatial ability

Back 2

Parietal Lobe

Front 3

Part of the brain that:
Directs visual experiences
Vision Center

Back 3

Occipital lobe

Front 4

Is concerned w/ movement coordination, muscle tone, posture and equilibrium
**Information Storage

Back 4

Cerebellum function
**Cerebrum

Front 5

Part of the brain that:
controls the sensations of hearing and auditory interpretation and smell
Speech

Back 5

Temporal Lobe

Front 6

Carry messages between the cerebrum and the medulla. It also acts as a center to produce normal breathing patterns

Back 6

Pons

Front 7

Trgeminal nerve (V) is responsible for...

Back 7

sensations of the head and face

Front 8

The parasympathetic nervous system would have which of the following responses...

Back 8

constriction of pupil

Front 9

Olfactory Nerve (I) is...

Back 9

smell

Front 10

Respiratory Center

Back 10

medulla Oblongata

Front 11

part of the body that is supplied by nerves from the throacic cord

Back 11

Trunk

Front 12

Mr smith sees a neurologist b/c of facial muscle weakness when the neurologists ask Mr Smith to smile which cranial nerve is being tested?

Back 12

Facial (VII)

Front 13

neurologists test the trochylear (IV) and abducens (VI) cranial nerves together by having him do what....

Back 13

follow his finger w/ his eyes

Front 14

neurotransmittter that mediates sympathetic response

Back 14

norepinephrine

Front 15

1. what should be done after a lumbar puncture?
2. what should be done to prepare the pt for a lumbar puncture

Back 15

1. have the pt lie flat for 6-8 hrs after
2. position client pt on his or her side

Front 16

which of the following is an alert to having incresing intracranial pressure

Back 16

widining of pulse pressure

Front 17

client recieving manitol for increasing ICP, which of the following measurements will determine if the mannitol if effective

Back 17

urine output

Front 18

abnormal FLEXION posturing is called...

Back 18

decorticate

Front 19

abnromal EXTENSION posturing is called...

Back 19

decerebrate
(has the most "e's"-extension out of the 2 words)

Front 20

Mylegram--what do you do after

(xray of the spinal canal)

Back 20

fluids are encouraged

Front 21

EEG- what do you do

Back 21

make sure hair is shampooed

Front 22

Mrs Pickett needs to go to the B/R what are some of the things you can do to ensure she can do this

Back 22

ck transfer records for previous activity level, ck muscle strength; have a 2nd person to assist

Front 23

the nervous system consist of ...
It is responsible for...

Back 23

brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves
coordinating body functions and responding to change in stimuli from the enviroment

Front 24

regulates EXPEDNITURE of energy...

Back 24

Sympathetic nervous system

Front 25

conserves body energy...

Back 25

Parasympathetic nervous system

Front 26

what areas are assessed on the Glasgow coma scale?

Back 26

eye opening, verbal and motor responses

Front 27

which of the following may signal ICP in a pt w/ a closed head injury?

Back 27

Vomiting

Front 28

what should you question on the orders for a pt who has just had LP?

Back 28

Head of bead elevated at 60 degrees
(they should lie flat)

Front 29

layers covering brain:
outermost:
intermediate:
adheres to the brain:

Back 29

dura (the outer layer is most DURAble)
Arachnoid
Pia matter

Front 30

spinal cord is the center of...

Back 30

reflex action