Test #2

Question 1

A mass of blood caused by a hemorrhage.

Answer 1

Hematoma

Question 2

Bleeding b/w skull and dura.

Answer 2

Epidural Hematoma

Question 3

Bleeding b/w dura and brain.

Answer 3

Subdural Hematoma

Question 4

Bleeding that occurs within the brain tissue.

Answer 4

Intracerebral Hematoma

Question 5

Double vision

Answer 5

Diplopia

Question 6

Inability to carry out purposful movements.

Answer 6

Apraxia

Question 7

Difficulty with speech.

Answer 7

Aphasia

Question 8

Failure to recognize familiar objects.

Answer 8

Agnosia

Question 9

Interruption of smooth motor movements.

Answer 9

Ataxia

Question 10

Repitition of an act.

Answer 10

Perseveration

Question 11

Problems w/swallowing.

Answer 11

Dysphasia

Question 12

Inability to pronounce words correctly.

Answer 12

Dysarthria

Question 13

Weakening of 1/2 of the body.

Answer 13

Hemiparesis

Question 14

Period following an injury in which memory cannot be established.

Answer 14

Post traumatic amnesia

Question 15

Lack of awareness of one side of the body and space.

Answer 15

Neglect

Question 16

Emotions that don’t match the scenario.

Answer 16

Lability

Question 17

Pools of blood in the brain.

Answer 17

Hematoma

Question 18

Which lobe is responsible for understanding and remembering spoken language?

Answer 18

Left temporal

Question 19

Which lobe is responsible for remembering non verbal information such as pictures, diagrams, body language cues and other visual messages?

Answer 19

Rt temporal

Question 20

Which lobe is responsible for seeing things on the right side?

Answer 20

Lt occipital

Question 21

Wich lobe is responsible for seeing things on the left side?

Answer 21

Rt occipital

Question 22

Which lobe is responsible for emotional control, social skills, judgment, planning and organization?

Answer 22

Frontal

Question 23

Which lobe is responsible for reading and arithmetic as well as sensation on the right side of the body?

Answer 23

Lt parietal

Question 24

Which lobe is responsible for spatial tasks, like making sense of pictures, diagrams, and reading maps as well as sensation on the left side of the body?

Answer 24

Rt parietal

Question 25

Inability to remember what happened for a period of time before an injury?

Answer 25

Retrograde amnesia

Question 26

Which Ranchos levels require TR interventions that include: utilizing coma stimulation through tactile, visual, auditory, olfactory, and gustatory methods, which might include the use of ice cubes, lotions, light touch, lights, mirrors, mobiles, bells, musical instruments, aroma therapy, familiar smells, and tastes?

Answer 26

Levels I and II

Question 27

Which Ranchos level requires TR interventions that may include short 15 minute sessions of continuing voice commands and stimulation as the patient responds, all while being careful not to overstimulate the patient?

Answer 27

Level III

Question 28

Which Ranchos level requires short, simple and consistant TR interventions planned due to short attention span that include working on increasing endurance of an activity, holding sessions in the patients room or in a low stimuli environment, and providing orientation and praise? This level includes working at a functional level to decrease frustration.

Answer 28

Level IV

Question 29

Which Ranchos level requires TR interventions using structured, simple physical prompts in a variety of activities, which focus on appropriate socialization, low stimuli environments, but the patient can be transitioned into smaller group sessions?

Answer 29

Level V

Question 30

Which Ranchos level requires TR interventions that start implementation of new learning tasks to guage carryover/memory, can be more difficult based on the patients interest level, focus on functional community/recreational skills during sessions? This level also includes leisure education , which includes realistic goal setting, community resources, social skills training and life skills training, and current events that can be looked at for orientation and reintegration to society issues.

Answer 30

Level VI

Question 31

Which Ranchos level requires TR intervention that uses community reintegration as a major component for TX, leisure education, which includes goal setting and planning, continuing with social and life skill development and community resources and adaptation resources, and TBI support groups?

Answer 31

Level VII

Question 32

Which Ranchos level requires TR intervention that focuses on community integration, support group involvement, post discharge recommendations for recreation and leisure pursuits, and a home leisure plan that provides focus and promotes carry over?

Answer 32

Level VIII

Question 33

How many Americans are effected by TBI each year?

Answer 33

1.7 Million

Question 34

What is the leading killer and disabler of all young adults under the age of 35?

Answer 34

TBI

Question 35

Is TBI more prevelant males or females?

Answer 35

Males

Question 36

What three age groups are most likely to sustain a brain injury?

Answer 36

Children ages 0-4 Older adolescents aged 15-19 Adults aged 65 and older

Question 37

What are the leading cause of TBI? | What percentage does this amount to?

Answer 37

Falls | 35.2%

Question 38

What is the leading cause of TBI death for adults 20-24 years old?

Answer 38

MVA