NURSl 5220/l NURS5220l Examl 2l –l
Advancedl Healthl Assessmentl andl
Diagnosticl Reasoningl Guidel |l UTAl
(Latestl 2026l Update)l 100%l Verifiedl
Questionsl &l Answersl |l Gradel A
Q:l Whatl isl thel Rombergl testl usedl for?
Answer:
Tol assessl balancel andl coordination.
Q:l Whatl shouldl bel includedl inl thel equipmentl checklistl forl al neurologicall exam?
Answer:
Penlight,l tonguel blades,l sterilel needles,l tuningl forks,l familiarl objects,l cottonl wisp,l reflexl
hammer,l monofilament.
Q:l Whatl arel somel commonl screeningl toolsl inl neurologicall assessments?
Answer:
Mini-Mentall Statel Examinationl (MMSE),l Montreall Cognitivel Assessmentl (MoCA),l andl
thel Neurologicall Examl Checklist.
Q:l Whatl isl thel significancel ofl assessingl gaitl andl coordination?
Answer:
Tol identifyl frailty,l balancel issues,l andl potentiall neurologicall disorders.
,Q:l Whatl isl thel importancel ofl understandingl thel rationalel behindl eachl assessmentl
tool?
Answer:
Tol applyl conceptsl effectivelyl tol clinicall scenariosl andl improvel patientl outcomes.
Q:l Whatl isl thel functionl ofl thel Olfactoryl nervel (I)?
Answer:
Smell
Q:l Howl isl thel Olfactoryl nervel (I)l assessed?
Answer:
Odorl identification
Q:l Whichl brainl areasl arel associatedl withl thel Olfactoryl nervel (I)?
Answer:
Frontall lobe,l limbicl system
Q:l Whatl isl thel primaryl functionl ofl thel Opticl nervel (II)?
Answer:
Vision
Q:l Howl isl thel Opticl nervel (II)l assessed?
Answer:
Visuall acuityl andl visuall fields
,Q:l Whichl brainl areal isl associatedl withl thel Opticl nervel (II)?
Answer:
Occipitall lobe
Q:l Whatl functionsl dol thel Oculomotorl (III),l Trochlearl (IV),l andl Abducensl (VI)l nervesl
havel inl common?
Answer:
Eyel movement
Q:l Howl isl thel functionl ofl thel Oculomotorl (III),l Trochlearl (IV),l andl Abducensl (VI)l
nervesl assessed?
Answer:
Eyel movement,l pupill size,l eyelidl opening
Q:l Whichl brainl areasl arel associatedl withl thel Oculomotorl (III),l Trochlearl (IV),l andl
Abducensl (VI)l nerves?
Answer:
Midbrainl (oculomotor),l ponsl (trochlear,l abducens),l connectionsl tol frontall eyel fields
Q:l Whatl isl thel functionl ofl thel Trigeminall nervel (V)?
Answer:
Faciall sensationl andl jawl strength
Q:l Howl isl thel Trigeminall nervel (V)l assessed?
Answer:
Musclel tone,l faciall sensation,l corneall reflex
, Q:l Whichl brainl areasl arel associatedl withl thel Trigeminall nervel (V)?
Answer:
Ponsl (sensoryl andl motorl nuclei),l parietall lobel forl sensation
Q:l Whatl functionsl arel associatedl withl thel Faciall nervel (VII)?
Answer:
Faciall expressionsl andl taste
Q:l Howl isl thel Faciall nervel (VII)l assessed?
Answer:
Faciall expressionsl andl taste
Q:l Whichl brainl areal isl associatedl withl thel Faciall nervel (VII)?
Answer:
Ponsl (faciall nervel nucleus),l insularl cortexl forl taste
Q:l Whatl isl thel functionl ofl thel Acoustic/Vestibulocochlearl nervel (VIII)?
Answer:
Hearingl andl balance
Q:l Howl isl thel Acoustic/Vestibulocochlearl nervel (VIII)l assessed?
Answer:
Hearingl testsl andl balancel assessment
Advancedl Healthl Assessmentl andl
Diagnosticl Reasoningl Guidel |l UTAl
(Latestl 2026l Update)l 100%l Verifiedl
Questionsl &l Answersl |l Gradel A
Q:l Whatl isl thel Rombergl testl usedl for?
Answer:
Tol assessl balancel andl coordination.
Q:l Whatl shouldl bel includedl inl thel equipmentl checklistl forl al neurologicall exam?
Answer:
Penlight,l tonguel blades,l sterilel needles,l tuningl forks,l familiarl objects,l cottonl wisp,l reflexl
hammer,l monofilament.
Q:l Whatl arel somel commonl screeningl toolsl inl neurologicall assessments?
Answer:
Mini-Mentall Statel Examinationl (MMSE),l Montreall Cognitivel Assessmentl (MoCA),l andl
thel Neurologicall Examl Checklist.
Q:l Whatl isl thel significancel ofl assessingl gaitl andl coordination?
Answer:
Tol identifyl frailty,l balancel issues,l andl potentiall neurologicall disorders.
,Q:l Whatl isl thel importancel ofl understandingl thel rationalel behindl eachl assessmentl
tool?
Answer:
Tol applyl conceptsl effectivelyl tol clinicall scenariosl andl improvel patientl outcomes.
Q:l Whatl isl thel functionl ofl thel Olfactoryl nervel (I)?
Answer:
Smell
Q:l Howl isl thel Olfactoryl nervel (I)l assessed?
Answer:
Odorl identification
Q:l Whichl brainl areasl arel associatedl withl thel Olfactoryl nervel (I)?
Answer:
Frontall lobe,l limbicl system
Q:l Whatl isl thel primaryl functionl ofl thel Opticl nervel (II)?
Answer:
Vision
Q:l Howl isl thel Opticl nervel (II)l assessed?
Answer:
Visuall acuityl andl visuall fields
,Q:l Whichl brainl areal isl associatedl withl thel Opticl nervel (II)?
Answer:
Occipitall lobe
Q:l Whatl functionsl dol thel Oculomotorl (III),l Trochlearl (IV),l andl Abducensl (VI)l nervesl
havel inl common?
Answer:
Eyel movement
Q:l Howl isl thel functionl ofl thel Oculomotorl (III),l Trochlearl (IV),l andl Abducensl (VI)l
nervesl assessed?
Answer:
Eyel movement,l pupill size,l eyelidl opening
Q:l Whichl brainl areasl arel associatedl withl thel Oculomotorl (III),l Trochlearl (IV),l andl
Abducensl (VI)l nerves?
Answer:
Midbrainl (oculomotor),l ponsl (trochlear,l abducens),l connectionsl tol frontall eyel fields
Q:l Whatl isl thel functionl ofl thel Trigeminall nervel (V)?
Answer:
Faciall sensationl andl jawl strength
Q:l Howl isl thel Trigeminall nervel (V)l assessed?
Answer:
Musclel tone,l faciall sensation,l corneall reflex
, Q:l Whichl brainl areasl arel associatedl withl thel Trigeminall nervel (V)?
Answer:
Ponsl (sensoryl andl motorl nuclei),l parietall lobel forl sensation
Q:l Whatl functionsl arel associatedl withl thel Faciall nervel (VII)?
Answer:
Faciall expressionsl andl taste
Q:l Howl isl thel Faciall nervel (VII)l assessed?
Answer:
Faciall expressionsl andl taste
Q:l Whichl brainl areal isl associatedl withl thel Faciall nervel (VII)?
Answer:
Ponsl (faciall nervel nucleus),l insularl cortexl forl taste
Q:l Whatl isl thel functionl ofl thel Acoustic/Vestibulocochlearl nervel (VIII)?
Answer:
Hearingl andl balance
Q:l Howl isl thel Acoustic/Vestibulocochlearl nervel (VIII)l assessed?
Answer:
Hearingl testsl andl balancel assessment
