CNRN EXAM WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS| LATEST UPLOAD| GRADED A+
Where is the Broca’s area located? - correct answer-Frontal Lobe
Where is the Wernickes area located? - correct answer-Temporal Lobe
Where is short term memory located? Long term? - correct answer-Short- Frontal
Long- Temporal
Parietal Lobe main characteristic: - correct answer-Proprioception
What is the gold standard for declaring brain death? - correct answer-Cerebral Blood Flow
Negative Doll's eyes means... - correct answer-Eyes remain fixed when turning head from side
to side
Parkinson's disease is damage to which part of the brain? - correct answer-Basal Ganglia
Cerebral contusions may be evident on what kind of scan? - correct answer-CT
Subdural Hematoma is a what kind of bleed? - correct answer-Venous
What kind of bleed is an emergency and why? - correct answer-Epidural Hematoma; its an
arterial bleed
Brief or no loss of consciousness followed by a lucid period, then rapid decline in consciousness:
- correct answer-Epidural Hematoma
ICP and CPP monitoring are recommended for GCS less than.. - correct answer-8
Central Cord Syndrome main s/s - correct answer-Weakness greater in the arms than legs
Brown-Sequard Syndrom s/s - correct answer-Motor and Proprioceptive loss on ipsilateral side
Pain and temperature loss on contralateral side
Flexion injury causes: - correct answer-Anterior cord syndrome
Hyperextension injury causes: - correct answer-Posterior cord syndrome
Loss of proprioception occurs with which injury? - correct answer-Posterior Syndrome
ANSWERS| LATEST UPLOAD| GRADED A+
Where is the Broca’s area located? - correct answer-Frontal Lobe
Where is the Wernickes area located? - correct answer-Temporal Lobe
Where is short term memory located? Long term? - correct answer-Short- Frontal
Long- Temporal
Parietal Lobe main characteristic: - correct answer-Proprioception
What is the gold standard for declaring brain death? - correct answer-Cerebral Blood Flow
Negative Doll's eyes means... - correct answer-Eyes remain fixed when turning head from side
to side
Parkinson's disease is damage to which part of the brain? - correct answer-Basal Ganglia
Cerebral contusions may be evident on what kind of scan? - correct answer-CT
Subdural Hematoma is a what kind of bleed? - correct answer-Venous
What kind of bleed is an emergency and why? - correct answer-Epidural Hematoma; its an
arterial bleed
Brief or no loss of consciousness followed by a lucid period, then rapid decline in consciousness:
- correct answer-Epidural Hematoma
ICP and CPP monitoring are recommended for GCS less than.. - correct answer-8
Central Cord Syndrome main s/s - correct answer-Weakness greater in the arms than legs
Brown-Sequard Syndrom s/s - correct answer-Motor and Proprioceptive loss on ipsilateral side
Pain and temperature loss on contralateral side
Flexion injury causes: - correct answer-Anterior cord syndrome
Hyperextension injury causes: - correct answer-Posterior cord syndrome
Loss of proprioception occurs with which injury? - correct answer-Posterior Syndrome
