Neuro Exam Flashcards

1
Q

What is the weber test?

A

Tuning fork on forhead

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2
Q

What is the rinne test?

A

Tuning for on mastoid

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3
Q

Grades of muscle strength?

A

0: no contraction
1: barely detectable flicker
5: active movement against full resistance

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4
Q

Grades of reflexes?

A

0: no reflex
1: diminished
2: normal
3: brisker than average
4: clonus

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5
Q

CN tested in pupillary response to light?

A

II

III

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6
Q

CN in cardinals gazes?

A

LR6SO4,3

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7
Q

CN in facial sensory?

A

V

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8
Q

How to test VII?

A
  • raise both eyebrows, frown or wrinkle forehead

- “smile and show your teeth”

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9
Q

How to test VIII?

A

LIght sound by ears eyes closed

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10
Q

How to test X?

A
  1. Ask pt to “say ahh” use light source to look in mouth

2. Ask patient to cough

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11
Q

How to test XI?

A
  • Place hands on trapezii muscles and ask to shrug

- Turn head to each side against resistance

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12
Q

How to test XII?

A

Stick out tongue

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13
Q

Another name for plantar reflex?

A

Babinski

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14
Q

What is the romberg test?

A

Standing, feet together for balance

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15
Q

Difference in deep tendon reflexes between CNS and PNS lesions?

A

CNS: increased
PNS: decreased, sometimes normal

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16
Q

Sensory and motor loss in cortical lesion?

A

Sensory loss and motor weakness both on contralateral side

17
Q

Sensory and motor loss in spinal lesion?

A

Both bilaterally

18
Q

Sensory and motor loss in subcortical gray / basal ganglia?

A

Parkinsonian slowness of movement with normal sensation

19
Q

Which lesion causes spasticity?

A

UMN

20
Q

Which lesion causes flaccidity?

A

LMN

21
Q

Which lesion causes rigidity?

A

Basal ganglia