1.1 Intro to Neurological Examination

Question 1

No response to any kind of stimuli

Answer 1

Coma

Question 2

Responds to painful stimuli

Answer 2

Stupor

Question 3

Responds to loud voices and painful stimuli and needs constant stimulation to cooperate.

Answer 3

Obtunded

Question 4

Sleeps when not stimulated, drowsy and inattentive

Answer 4

Lethargic

Question 5

Aware of his environment

Answer 5

Alert

Question 6

Considered to be online or in-the-moment memory.

Answer 6

Working/Immediate Memory

Question 7

Involves testing a set of ideas with the patient and specifically queries by the examiner after several minutes of delay.

Answer 7

Short-term Memory

Question 8

Can either represent a more prolonged delay in testing response to the task of recollection or, in some other tasks, may instead represent long-term general or autobiographical knoelwdge

Answer 8

Long-term Memory

Question 9

Levels of Consciousness

Answer 9

Arousal

Question 10

Defined as awareness of person, place, and time

Answer 10

Orientation

Question 11

Ability to attend and focus on specific tasks in real-time.

Answer 11

Attention and Concentration Span

Question 12

Main Components of Language

Answer 12

Fluency, Comprehension, and Repitition

Question 13

A language examination is [____] without each of the (7) components

Answer 13

Incomplete