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Froggy Jumps Neuro Nursing QuizOnline version Test your neuro nursing knowledge. by Chris 1 What is the first symptom often seen in an acute ischemic stroke? a Seizures b Chronic headaches c Facial droop or arm weakness 2 Which scale assesses consciousness in trauma or stroke patients? a Glasgow Coma Scale b MMSE c APGAR score 3 Which drug is commonly given to prevent seizures in brain injury patients? a Phenytoin b Amitriptyline c Diazepam 4 What area is typically affected in Parkinson's disease? a Occipital lobe b Basal ganglia (substantia nigra) c Cerebellum 5 Which symptom is typical of multiple sclerosis relapse? a Short-lived fever b Headache only c New or worsening neurological deficit 6 What is the characteristic feature of seizure care? a Give water during seizure b Protect from injury and time the event c Place objects in mouth 7 Which condition requires head CT prior to lumbar puncture? a Meningitis with stable vitals b Migraine without focal signs c Suspected intracranial hemorrhage 8 Guillain-Barré syndrome mainly affects which system? a Cranial arteries b Peripheral nerves (motor weakness) c Cerebellum 9 Which symptom is common in meningitis? a Hearing loss b Photophobia c Nuchal rigidity 10 Which nursing goal is key in dementia care? a Maintain safety and orientation b Increase stimulant use c Complete bed rest 11 What are the frontal lobe's primary functions? a Executive functions (planning, decision-making) b Long-term memory storage c Primary hearing processing 12 What is a common acute treatment for ischemic stroke within 4.5 hours? a Immediate surgical thrombectomy every case b Oral anticoagulants only c Intravenous tPA administration 13 Which signs suggest increased intracranial pressure? a Localized knee pain b Frequent sneezing c Headache with nausea and papilledema 14 Which monitoring test records brain electrical activity? a Electrocardiogram (ECG) b Electroencephalogram (EEG) c Electromyography (EMG) 15 The most common postoperative neuro complication is: a Hearing loss from anesthesia b CSF leak c Deep vein thrombosis 16 Which vitamin deficiency causes Wernicke's encephalopathy? a Thiamine (Vitamin B1) deficiency b Vitamin D deficiency c Vitamin C deficiency 17 CT finding that supports acute stroke diagnosis often shows: a Dural venous sinus thrombosis b Loss of gray-white matter differentiation c Elevated skull fracture line 18 Which nerve carries the afferent limb of the pupillary light reflex? a Optic nerve (CN II) b Olfactory nerve (CN I) c Vagus nerve (CN X) 19 Broca's aphasia is characterized by: a Nonfluent speech with relatively preserved comprehension b Global loss of all language without any speech c Fluent speech with poor comprehension 20 To manage elevated ICP, the head of bed should be: a Elevated to about 30 degrees b Flat at 0 degrees c Vertical upright position 21 What part of the nervous system controls voluntary movements? a Somatic nervous system b Central nervous system c Autonomic nervous system 22 What unit is the basic functional unit of the nervous system? a Muscle fiber b Glial cell c Neuron 23 Which cranial nerve is responsible for vision? a Vestibulocochlear nerve b Oculomotor nerve c Optic nerve 24 What term describes blockage of blood flow to the brain? a Transient ischemic attack b Hemorrhagic stroke c Ischemic stroke 25 Primary protective covering of brain and spinal cord? a Meninges b Skull c Cerebrospinal fluid 26 Best initial assessment tool for an unconscious patient? a Glasgow Coma Scale b APGAR score c MMSE 27 Which neurotransmitter is primarily inhibitory in the CNS? a Glutamate b Acetylcholine c GABA 28 Which symptom is common with meningitis? a Rash on palms b Bradycardia c Neck stiffness 29 What does ICP stand for? a Intracranial pressure b Intra-cranial capacity c Intercranial pressure 30 Which condition is autoimmune demyelination of the CNS? a Parkinson's disease b ALS c Multiple sclerosis 31 Which function is mainly tested by rapid alternating movements in a neuro exam? a Cerebellar function b Motor cortex function c Sensory nerve function 32 What does the Glasgow Coma Scale primarily assess? a Level of consciousness b Reflex integrity c Cranial nerve function 33 Pupillary light reflex involves which cranial nerves? a Vagus and accessory nerves (X and XI) b Optic and oculomotor nerves (II and III) c Trigeminal and facial nerves (V and VII) 34 Which test evaluates the vestibulo-ocular reflex? a Head impulse test b Kernig sign c Romberg test 35 A positive Romberg test most often indicates dysfunction of which system? a Proprioceptive (sensory) pathways b Cerebellar coordination c Upper motor neurons 36 Which sign suggests an upper motor neuron lesion in the leg? a Kernig sign b Brudzinski sign c Babinski sign 37 The coordination exam mainly tests which function? a Cranial nerve integrity b Tendon reflexes c Cerebellar function 38 What is the normal plantar response in adults? a No response b Extensor response c Flexor response 39 Which sign is used to screen for meningeal irritation? a Kernig sign b Hoffmann sign c Romberg sign 40 Which test assesses cursor control and limb coordination? a Finger-to-nose test b Gag reflex test c Heel-to-shin test 41 Which cranial nerve is tested by having the patient smile and show teeth? a Trigeminal nerve (CN V) b Glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX) c Facial nerve (CN VII) 42 What does a Glasgow Coma Scale score assess? a Muscle tone b Coordination and balance c Level of consciousness and responsiveness 43 Which reflex is checked by tapping the Achilles tendon? a Brachioradial reflex b Bicipital reflex c Achilles reflex 44 Which term describes difficulty with coordinated movements? a Ataxia b Aphasia c Agnosia 45 Which cranial nerve is evaluated by sticking out the tongue a Hypoglossal nerve (CN XII) b Vagus nerve (CN X) c Glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX) 46 What is assessed with finger-to-nose testing? a Sensory perception b Motor strength c Cerebellar function 47 Which sign indicates meningeal irritation? a Anosmia b Photophobia c Nuchal rigidity 48 What does a sensory exam test? a Dermatomal sensation to light touch b Reflexes only c Cranial nerve function 49 Which scale grades motor strength? a Mini-Mental State Exam b APGAR score c Medical Research Council (MRC) scale 50 Which finding suggests a higher-grade brain injury? a Decreased level of consciousness b Normal pupillary size c Normal gait

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What is the first symptom often seen in an acute ischemic stroke?

Which scale assesses consciousness in trauma or stroke patients?

Which drug is commonly given to prevent seizures in brain injury patients?

What area is typically affected in Parkinson's disease?

Which symptom is typical of multiple sclerosis relapse?

What is the characteristic feature of seizure care?

Which condition requires head CT prior to lumbar puncture?

Guillain-Barré syndrome mainly affects which system?

Which symptom is common in meningitis?

Which nursing goal is key in dementia care?

What are the frontal lobe's primary functions?

What is a common acute treatment for ischemic stroke within 4.5 hours?

Which signs suggest increased intracranial pressure?

Which monitoring test records brain electrical activity?

The most common postoperative neuro complication is:

Which vitamin deficiency causes Wernicke's encephalopathy?

CT finding that supports acute stroke diagnosis often shows:

Which nerve carries the afferent limb of the pupillary light reflex?

Broca's aphasia is characterized by:

To manage elevated ICP, the head of bed should be:

What part of the nervous system controls voluntary movements?

What unit is the basic functional unit of the nervous system?

Which cranial nerve is responsible for vision?

What term describes blockage of blood flow to the brain?

Primary protective covering of brain and spinal cord?

Best initial assessment tool for an unconscious patient?

Which neurotransmitter is primarily inhibitory in the CNS?

Which symptom is common with meningitis?

What does ICP stand for?

Which condition is autoimmune demyelination of the CNS?

Which function is mainly tested by rapid alternating movements in a neuro exam?

What does the Glasgow Coma Scale primarily assess?

Pupillary light reflex involves which cranial nerves?

Which test evaluates the vestibulo-ocular reflex?

A positive Romberg test most often indicates dysfunction of which system?

Which sign suggests an upper motor neuron lesion in the leg?

The coordination exam mainly tests which function?

What is the normal plantar response in adults?

Which sign is used to screen for meningeal irritation?

Which test assesses cursor control and limb coordination?

Which cranial nerve is tested by having the patient smile and show teeth?

What does a Glasgow Coma Scale score assess?

Which reflex is checked by tapping the Achilles tendon?

Which term describes difficulty with coordinated movements?

Which cranial nerve is evaluated by sticking out the tongue

What is assessed with finger-to-nose testing?

Which sign indicates meningeal irritation?

What does a sensory exam test?

Which scale grades motor strength?

Which finding suggests a higher-grade brain injury?