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MCN542- Exam 2 Questions With Complete Solutions

CN 1 - Answer Olfactory CN2 - Answer Optic CN3 - Answer Oculomotor CN4 - Answer Trochlear CN5 - Answer Trigeminal CN6 - Answer Abducens CN7 - Answer Facial CN8 - Answer Acoustic CN9 - Answer Glossopharyngeal CN10 - Answer Vagus CN11 - Answer Spinal Accessory CN12 - Answer Hypoglossal Name the 3 sensory CNs OOA - Answer -Olfactory

RHSC420 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Describe the pupillodilator reflex - Answer-1) Afferent info in T1 spinal segment in response to emotional stimuli in higher centers 2) Preganglionic afferents leave SC travel to superior cervical ganglion 3) Postganglionic fibers travel to orbit by V1-CN5 4) Branch off V1-CN5 as long ciliary nerves and innervate dilator pupillae Describe the corneal blink reflex - Answer-1) stimuli on cornea 2) afferents travel by V1-CN5 to trigeminal sensory...

reflexes of the newborn - Answer most are protective; if any of these return there is severe neurological insult, very primitive used for protection of infant Anal Wink - Answer S2-S4 gentle stroke and look for contraction of the perianal muscle. Absence indicates and is suggestive of a lesion on the spinal cord. Plantar Reflex (Babinski) - Answer L4 to S4 reflexes-tongue blade/pen stroke heel of foot abnormal- toes fan out normal- toes curl -usually disappears by 6-8 months...

CN3 Oculomotor CN4 Trochlear CN5 Trigeminal CN6 Abducens CN7 Facial CN8 Acoustic CN9 Glossopharyngeal CN10 Vagus CN11 Spinal Accessory CN12 Hypoglossal Name the 3 sensory CNs OOA -Olfactory -Optic -Acoustic Name the 5 motor CNs OTASH -Oculomotor -Trochlear -Abducens -Spinal Accessory -Hypoglossal Name the 4 mixed CNs TFGV -Trigeminal -Facial -Glossopharyngeal -Vagus Which CNs come ...

MSRA – Pediatrics Exam Review Questions and answers, rated A+ Hereditary defects of bilirubin metabolism - -Criger-Najar syndrome, Dubin-Johnnson, Rotor syndrome, Gilbert's syndrome Neonatal causes of conjugated hyperbiliribinaemia - -CF, alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency Neonatal jaundice is never normal in which time frame? - -First 24 hours Causes of conjugated hyperbilirubinemia - -CF, a1-antitypsin deficiency, biliary atresia Causes of high bilirubin in first 24 hours? - -Rh diseas...

What is CN1 called? - ANSWER-Olfactory What is the function of CN1? - ANSWER-Sense of smell What foramen does CN1 pass through? - ANSWER-Cribiform plate (Ethmoid bone) What is CN2 called? - ANSWER-Optic What is the function of CN2? - ANSWER-Sight What foramen does CN2 pass through? - ANSWER-Optic canal (Sphenoid bone) What is CN3 called? - ANSWER-Occulomotor What is the function of CN3? - ANSWER-Motor to eye What foramen does CN3 pass through? - ANSWER-Superior Orbital Fi...

Tibial Near Field Response correct answer: P37, LP Tibial Far Field Response correct answer: N34, P31 Agnosia correct answer: Loss of ability to recognize objects,Shapes,Persons,Sounds or Smells. While the specific sense is not defective nor is there any significant memory loss. Median/Ulnar Response Near Field correct answer: N20, N13, EP Median/Ulnar Response Far Field correct answer: N18, P14 Apraxia correct answer: Is a form of motor (Body) agnosia. Involving the nurolog...

CN1 - Correct Answer Olfactory (smell) CN2 - Correct Answer Optic - vision CN3 - Correct Answer Oculomotor (eye movement) CN4 - Correct Answer Trochlear, Eye movement (SO), Mo CN5 - Correct Answer Trigeminal, Mastication, facial sensation (opthalmic, maxillary, mandibular divisions), Sensory and Motor CN6 - Correct Answer Abducens (motor) controls the movement of the lateral rectus muscle, responsible for outward gaze CN7 - Correct Answer Facial (facial expressions) CN8 - Co...