PD review

Question 1

L1 sensory

Answer 1

inguinal area/upper thigh

Question 2

L2 motor

Answer 2

hip flexion

Question 3

L2 sensory

Answer 3

upper anterior thigh

Question 4

L2 motor

Answer 4

hip flexion

Question 5

L3 motor

Answer 5

knee extension

Question 6

L3 sensory

Answer 6

knee area

Question 7

L4 motor

Answer 7

ankle dorsilfexion

Question 8

L4 sensory

Answer 8

dorsal of foot

Question 9

L5 motor

Answer 9

extensor hallucis longus, hip extension

Question 10

L5 sensory

Answer 10

web space 1/2nd toe

Question 11

S1 motor

Answer 11

plantarflexion

Question 12

S1 sensory

Answer 12

plantar foot

Question 13

S2,3,4 motor

Answer 13

motor-anal sphincter

Question 14

S2,3,4 sensory

Answer 14

perianal area/perineum

Question 15

Aortic stenosis

Answer 15

Harsh
Systolic
Upper sternal border (R 2nd intercostal space)
Radiate to carotid
Crescendo/decrescendo

Question 16

Aortic regurgitation

Answer 16

Blowing
Diastolic
Erb's point (3rd ICS)
Best heard leaning forward
Left parasternal border
decrescendo

Question 17

Mitral stenosis

Answer 17

Loud S1 w/ opening snap
Rumbling mid-diastolic
Heard best during expiration
At apex
Radiate to axilla
decrescendo

Question 18

Mitral regurgitation

Answer 18

Harsh
Holosystolic
Heard at apex (mitral area)
Radiates to left axilla

Question 19

Tricuspid stenosis

Answer 19

Left sternal border
Split S1
Diastolic

Question 20

Tricuspid regurgitation

Answer 20

Right sternal border
Radiates up
holosystolic

Question 21

Pulmonic stenosis

Answer 21

2nd intercostal space, left sternal border
Radiates to back
Systolic
Crescendo/decrescendo

Question 22

Pulmonic regurgitation

Answer 22

Left lower sternal border

decrescendo

Question 23

C5 motor

Answer 23

shoulder aBduction

Question 24

C5 sensory

Answer 24

deltoid skin

Question 25

C6 motor

Answer 25

elbow flexion, wrist extension

Question 26

C6 sensory

Answer 26

lat forearm, thumb/index

Question 27

C7 motor

Answer 27

elbow extension, finger extension

Question 28

C7 sensory

Answer 28

middle finger

Question 29

C8 motor

Answer 29

finger flexion

Question 30

C8 sensory

Answer 30

medial forearm, ring/pinky finger

Question 31

T1 motor

Answer 31

finger aBduction/adduction

Question 32

T1 sensory

Answer 32

axilla

Question 33

In sensorineural hearing loss, ____ Conduction is greater than ____ Conduction.

Answer 33

In sensorineural hearing loss, the normal relationship is maintained; therefore, AIR Conduction is greater than BONE Conduction.

Question 34

How are adult teeth numbered?

Answer 34

From the rear upper right to the rear upper left, continuing with the rear lower left to the rear lower right

Question 35

True or False: During examination of the oropharnx, the peritonsillar pillars are normally visible posterior to the tonsils.

Answer 35

FALSE

Question 36

The arytenoid cartilage is normally visualized by direct visualization during the oropharyngeal examination.

Answer 36

FALSE

Question 37

soft and indistinct, superior and lateral to the supraclavicular notch, and move when the patient swallows ^which structure?

Answer 37

thyroid gland