NR 509 CHAMBERLAIN TESTS
COMPILATION BUNDLE EXAM SCRIPT
2026 FULL SOLUTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Presentation of retinal detachment. Answer: If sudden visual loss is
unilateral and painless,
⩥ Obtunded. Answer: patient opens the eyes and looks at you but
responds slowly and is somewhat confused. Alertness and interest in the
environment are decreased.
⩥ Cranial nerve for lateral gaze. Answer: CN6: Abducens
⩥ Adult Illnesses. Answer: Medical: Illnesses such as diabetes,
hypertension, hepatitis, asthma, and human immunodeficiency virus
(HIV); hospitalizations; number and gender of sexual partners; and risk-
taking sexual practices
■ Surgical: Dates, indications, and types of operations
■ Obstetric/Gynecologic: Obstetric history, menstrual history, methods
of contraception, and sexual function
■ Psychiatric: Illness and time frame, diagnoses, hospitalizations, and
treatments
, ⩥ Present Illness. Answer: chronologic description of the problems
prompting the patient's visit, including the onset of the problem, the
setting in which it developed, its manifestations, and any treatments to
date.Each problem/symptom needs: (1) location; (2) quality; (3) quantity
or severity; (4) timing, including onset, duration, and frequency; (5) the
setting in which it occurs; (6) factors that have aggravated
-meds, allergies, tobacco use, ETOH and drug use
⩥ Absence of red reflex. Answer: an opacity of the lens (cataract) or,
possibly, the vitreous (or even an artificial eye). Less commonly, a
detached retina or, in children, a retinoblastoma may obscure this reflex.
⩥ S/S of seasonal allergies. Answer: Itching, watery eyes, sneezing, ear
congestion, postnasal drainage
⩥ Presentation of optic neuritis. Answer: Enlarged blind spot, vision loss
in 1 eye, loss of color vision, hole in center of vision, trouble seeing to
the side, eye pain
⩥ pityriasis rosea. Answer: Multiple round to oval scaling violaceous
plaques on abdomen and back
⩥ Acromion. Answer: tip of shoulder
COMPILATION BUNDLE EXAM SCRIPT
2026 FULL SOLUTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Presentation of retinal detachment. Answer: If sudden visual loss is
unilateral and painless,
⩥ Obtunded. Answer: patient opens the eyes and looks at you but
responds slowly and is somewhat confused. Alertness and interest in the
environment are decreased.
⩥ Cranial nerve for lateral gaze. Answer: CN6: Abducens
⩥ Adult Illnesses. Answer: Medical: Illnesses such as diabetes,
hypertension, hepatitis, asthma, and human immunodeficiency virus
(HIV); hospitalizations; number and gender of sexual partners; and risk-
taking sexual practices
■ Surgical: Dates, indications, and types of operations
■ Obstetric/Gynecologic: Obstetric history, menstrual history, methods
of contraception, and sexual function
■ Psychiatric: Illness and time frame, diagnoses, hospitalizations, and
treatments
, ⩥ Present Illness. Answer: chronologic description of the problems
prompting the patient's visit, including the onset of the problem, the
setting in which it developed, its manifestations, and any treatments to
date.Each problem/symptom needs: (1) location; (2) quality; (3) quantity
or severity; (4) timing, including onset, duration, and frequency; (5) the
setting in which it occurs; (6) factors that have aggravated
-meds, allergies, tobacco use, ETOH and drug use
⩥ Absence of red reflex. Answer: an opacity of the lens (cataract) or,
possibly, the vitreous (or even an artificial eye). Less commonly, a
detached retina or, in children, a retinoblastoma may obscure this reflex.
⩥ S/S of seasonal allergies. Answer: Itching, watery eyes, sneezing, ear
congestion, postnasal drainage
⩥ Presentation of optic neuritis. Answer: Enlarged blind spot, vision loss
in 1 eye, loss of color vision, hole in center of vision, trouble seeing to
the side, eye pain
⩥ pityriasis rosea. Answer: Multiple round to oval scaling violaceous
plaques on abdomen and back
⩥ Acromion. Answer: tip of shoulder
