Neuro Random Stuffs

Question 1

DTR Grade of 0

Answer 1

Absent, no reflex

Question 2

DTR Grade of 1

Answer 2

Diminished, trace, or seen only with reinforcement

Question 3

DTR Grade of 2

Answer 3

Active, normal

Question 4

DTR Grade of 3

Answer 4

Brisk, exaggerated response

Question 5

DTR Grade of 4

Answer 5

Clonus, very brisk/hyperactive

Question 6

Biceps reflex level

Answer 6

C5

Question 7

Brachioradialis reflex level

Answer 7

C6

Question 8

Triceps reflex level

Answer 8

C7

Question 9

Tibilais posterior tendon reflex level

Answer 9

L4-5

Question 10

Patellar reflex level

Answer 10

L3

Question 11

Achilles tendon reflex level

Answer 11

S1-2

Question 12

What muscles are innervated by C3?

Answer 12

Longus capitis, longus cervicis, trapezius, scalenes medius

Question 13

What muscles are innervated by C4

Answer 13

Diaphragm, trapezius, levator scapular, Scalenus anterior, scalenus medius

Question 14

What muscles are innervated by C5?

Answer 14

Rhomboid major and minor, deltoid, supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, biceps, scalenus anterior and medius

Question 15

What muscles are innervated by C6?

Answer 15

SA, Lats, subscapularis, teres major, pectoralis major, biceps, coracobrachialis, brachialis, brachioradialis, ECRL, scalenus anterior/medius/posterior

Question 16

What muscles are innervated by C7?

Answer 16

SA, lats, pec major, pec minor, triceps, pronator teres, FCR, FDS, ECRL, ECRB, extensor digitorum, extensor digiti minimi, scalnus medius and posterior

Question 17

What muscles are innervated by C8

Answer 17

Thumb, hand intrinsics

Question 18

Test position for C3 myotome?

Answer 18

lat flexion of neck

Question 19

Test position for C4 myotome?

Answer 19

shoulder elevation

Question 20

Test position for C5 myotome?

Answer 20

shoulder abduction

Question 21

test position for C6 myotome?

Answer 21

elbow flexion and/or wrist extension

Question 22

test position for C7 myotome?

Answer 22

elbow extension and/or wrist flexion

Question 23

Test position for C8 myotome?

Answer 23

Thumb extension and/or UD

Question 24

Test position for T1 myotome

Answer 24

Abduction and/or adduction of hand intrinsics

Question 25

test position for L3 myotome

Answer 25

knee extension

Question 26

Test position for L1/2 myotome

Answer 26

hip flexion

Question 27

test position for L4 myotome

Answer 27

ankle dorsiflexion

Question 28

Test position for L5 myotome

Answer 28

toe extension

Question 29

Test position for S1 myotome

Answer 29

ankle PF and eversion, hip extension, knee flexion

Question 30

test position for S2 myotome

Answer 30

knee flexion

Question 31

test position for S3 myotome

Answer 31

perianal area

Question 32

UMN signs

Answer 32

spasticity, clonus, hyperreflexia, hypertonia

Question 33

LMN signs

Answer 33

hyporeflexia, hypotonia, muscle wasting

Question 34

what trunks make up the musculocutaneous nerve?

Answer 34

superior & middle

Question 35

CN 1

Answer 35

smell

Question 36

CN 2

Answer 36

vision, visual acuity, pupillary light reflex

Question 37

CN 3

Answer 37

eye movement, pupillary light reflex motor

Question 38

CN 4

Answer 38

eye movements

Question 39

CN 5

Answer 39

sensation of the face, scalp, eyeball and tongue Movement of muscles of mastication

Question 40

CN 6

Answer 40

abducens muscle (eye abduction)

Question 41

CN 7

Answer 41

Anterior 2/3 tongue taste motor portion of blink reflex Facial expressions

Question 42

CN 8

Answer 42

hearing, VOR, balance

Question 43

CN 9

Answer 43

taste to posterior 1/3 Sensory to middle ear, chemoreceptors/baroreceptors, mucous membranes of pharynx Gag reflex sensory component

Question 44

CN 10

Answer 44

Parasympathetic stimulation Motor component of Gag reflex Swallow test Uvular devation away from lesion

Question 45

CN 11

Answer 45

muscles of pharynx and soft palate SCM, Trapezius

Question 46

CN 12

Answer 46

movement of tongue Protrude tongue Lateral devation towards the lesion

Question 47

Which two nerves would deviate away from the lesion?

Answer 47

CN 7 and 10

Question 48

which two nerves would devate towards the lesion?

Answer 48

CN 5 and 12

Question 49

What nerves originate from the cerebrum

Answer 49

1, 2

Question 50

what CN originate from the midbrain

Answer 50

3, 4

Question 51

what CN originate from the Pons

Answer 51

V, VI, VII, VIII

Question 52

What CN originates from the medulla

Answer 52

IX, X, XI, XII

Question 53

Hoehn and Yahr Stage 1

Answer 53

minimal or absent unilateral if present

Question 54

Hoehn and Yahr stage 2

Answer 54

minimal bilat or midline involvement balance not impaired

Question 55

hoehn and yahr stage 3

Answer 55

Impaired righting reflex Unsteadiness turning or rising from chair, Pt can live independently

Question 56

Hoehn and Yahr stage 4

Answer 56

all symptoms present and severe standing and walking with assist only

Question 57

Hoehn and Yahr stage 5

Answer 57

confined to bed or WC

Question 58

GMFCS 1

Answer 58

able to ambulate with min A or independent

Question 59

GMFCS 2

Answer 59

minimal ability to complete higher level gross movements able to ambulate with assistance

Question 60

GMFCS 3

Answer 60

Ambulate with lofstrands MWC for community mobility

Question 61

GMFCS 4

Answer 61

Minimal ambulation PWC or MWC with assist outside of home

Question 62

GMFCS 5

Answer 62

WC bound