NURSl 5220/l NURS5220l Examl 2l –l
Advancedl Healthl Assessmentl andl
Diagnosticl Reasoningl Reviewl |l UTAl
(Latestl 2026l Update)l 100%l Verifiedl
Questionsl &l Answersl |l Gradel A
Q:l Al patientl comesl inl tol thel office,l youl askl theml tol closel theirl eyesl andl identifyl
thel soundsl ofl thel rooml doorl openingl andl closing.l Theyl misidentifyl thel sound.l Whatl
typel ofl Agnosial isl thisl andl whatl partl lobel isl affected?
Answer:
Auditoryl Agnosia
Temporall Lobe
Q:l Al patientl isl askedl tol closel theirl eyesl andl holdl outl theirl hand.l Thel NPl placesl al
quarterl inl theirl handl andl asksl thel patientl tol identifyl thel object.l Thel patientl statesl thatl
it'sl al paperclip.l Whatl typel ofl Agnosial dol theyl havel andl whatl lobel isl affected?
Answer:
Tactilel Agnosial
Parietall Lobe
Q:l Thel patientl isl givenl al crumpledl piecel ofl paperl andl instructedl tol putl thel paperl inl
thel trashl can.l Thel patientl heardl thel wordsl butl isl unablel tol understandl thel request.l
Whatl typel ofl Aphasial isl thisl andl whatl isl thel affectedl areal ofl thel brain?
Answer:
Auditoryl Aphasial
Temporall Lobe
,Q:l Whatl isl Expressivel Aphasia?
Answer:
Inabilityl tol producel language
Q:l Whatl partl ofl thel brainl isl affectedl inl Expressivel Aphasia?
Answer:
Inferiorl posteriorl frontall lobe
Q:l Al patientl saysl thatl hel isl unablel tol understandl writtenl wordsl onl al poster,l whatl
typel ofl Aphasial isl this?
Answer:
Visuall Receptivel Aphasia
Q:l Whatl isl affectedl areal ofl thel brainl thatl occursl inl Visuall Receptivel Aphasia?
Answer:
Parietall andl Occipitall Lobes
Q:l Thel patientl understandsl whatl Il aml sayingl tol them,l whenl askedl tol writel "thel catl
inl thel hat"l inl al piecel ofl paper,l theyl arel onlyl ablel tol drawl scribbles.l Whatl isl thel
affectedl areal ofl thel brain?
Answer:
Posteriorl Frontall Lobe
Q:l Al patientl isl unablel tol identifyl theirl rightl froml theirl leftl eye,l whichl ofl thel
followingl isl this?l
A.l Agnosial
,B.l Apraxial
C.l Aphasia
Answer:
A.l Agnosial
Inabilityl tol recognizel familarl objectsl orl soundsl despitel havingl thel sensoryl abilityl tol dol
so.
Q:l Patientl isl unablel tol performl thel taskl ofl brushingl theirl teethl forl thel NPl
evaluating.l Whichl ofl thel followl isl this?
A.l Agnosial
B.l Apraxial
C.l Aphasia
Answer:
B.l Apraxial
Thisl isl thel inabilityl tol performl learnedl motorl tasks,l evenl throughl thel desirel andl
physicall capacityl tol performl thel movementl arel present.
Q:l Howl wouldl youl testl Craniall Nervel II?
Answer:
Opticl Nerve:l Snellenl chartl andl checkl peripherall vision
Q:l Whichl craniall nervel isl responsiblel forl Eyel movementl (specificallyl downl andl
inward)?
Answer:
Trochlearl Nervel (CNl IV)
Q:l Whichl craniall nervel isl responsiblel forl laterall eyel movement?
, Answer:
Abducensl Nervel (CNl VI)
Q:l Howl dol youl testl faciall sensationl andl motorl functionl ofl thel jawl muscles?l Whatl
craniall nervel isl responsiblel forl thesel motorl functionsl andl sensoryl functions?
Answer:
Trigeminall Nervel (CNl V)l
Motor:l Askl patientl tol clenchl theirl teethl whilel palpatingl thel jawl forl strength.l
Sensory:l Lightlyl touchl differentl partsl ofl thel facel eitherl al cottonl swabl tol assessl
sensation.
Q:l Thel NPl asksl thel patientl tol smile,l frown,l puffl outl cheeks,l raisel eyebrows,l andl
closel eyesl tightly.l Whatl craniall nervel isl beingl tested?
Answer:
Faciall Nervel (CNl VII)
Q:l Howl wouldl youl testl Craniall Nervel XI?
Answer:
Spinall Accessoryl Nervel
Askl thel patientl tol shrugl theirl shouldersl andl turnl theirl headl againstl resistancel tol
evaluatel thel strengthl ofl thel trapeziusl andl sternocleidomastoidl muscles
Q:l Howl dol youl testl Craniall Nervel VIII?
Answer:
Acousticl (Vestibulocochlear)l Nervel
Advancedl Healthl Assessmentl andl
Diagnosticl Reasoningl Reviewl |l UTAl
(Latestl 2026l Update)l 100%l Verifiedl
Questionsl &l Answersl |l Gradel A
Q:l Al patientl comesl inl tol thel office,l youl askl theml tol closel theirl eyesl andl identifyl
thel soundsl ofl thel rooml doorl openingl andl closing.l Theyl misidentifyl thel sound.l Whatl
typel ofl Agnosial isl thisl andl whatl partl lobel isl affected?
Answer:
Auditoryl Agnosia
Temporall Lobe
Q:l Al patientl isl askedl tol closel theirl eyesl andl holdl outl theirl hand.l Thel NPl placesl al
quarterl inl theirl handl andl asksl thel patientl tol identifyl thel object.l Thel patientl statesl thatl
it'sl al paperclip.l Whatl typel ofl Agnosial dol theyl havel andl whatl lobel isl affected?
Answer:
Tactilel Agnosial
Parietall Lobe
Q:l Thel patientl isl givenl al crumpledl piecel ofl paperl andl instructedl tol putl thel paperl inl
thel trashl can.l Thel patientl heardl thel wordsl butl isl unablel tol understandl thel request.l
Whatl typel ofl Aphasial isl thisl andl whatl isl thel affectedl areal ofl thel brain?
Answer:
Auditoryl Aphasial
Temporall Lobe
,Q:l Whatl isl Expressivel Aphasia?
Answer:
Inabilityl tol producel language
Q:l Whatl partl ofl thel brainl isl affectedl inl Expressivel Aphasia?
Answer:
Inferiorl posteriorl frontall lobe
Q:l Al patientl saysl thatl hel isl unablel tol understandl writtenl wordsl onl al poster,l whatl
typel ofl Aphasial isl this?
Answer:
Visuall Receptivel Aphasia
Q:l Whatl isl affectedl areal ofl thel brainl thatl occursl inl Visuall Receptivel Aphasia?
Answer:
Parietall andl Occipitall Lobes
Q:l Thel patientl understandsl whatl Il aml sayingl tol them,l whenl askedl tol writel "thel catl
inl thel hat"l inl al piecel ofl paper,l theyl arel onlyl ablel tol drawl scribbles.l Whatl isl thel
affectedl areal ofl thel brain?
Answer:
Posteriorl Frontall Lobe
Q:l Al patientl isl unablel tol identifyl theirl rightl froml theirl leftl eye,l whichl ofl thel
followingl isl this?l
A.l Agnosial
,B.l Apraxial
C.l Aphasia
Answer:
A.l Agnosial
Inabilityl tol recognizel familarl objectsl orl soundsl despitel havingl thel sensoryl abilityl tol dol
so.
Q:l Patientl isl unablel tol performl thel taskl ofl brushingl theirl teethl forl thel NPl
evaluating.l Whichl ofl thel followl isl this?
A.l Agnosial
B.l Apraxial
C.l Aphasia
Answer:
B.l Apraxial
Thisl isl thel inabilityl tol performl learnedl motorl tasks,l evenl throughl thel desirel andl
physicall capacityl tol performl thel movementl arel present.
Q:l Howl wouldl youl testl Craniall Nervel II?
Answer:
Opticl Nerve:l Snellenl chartl andl checkl peripherall vision
Q:l Whichl craniall nervel isl responsiblel forl Eyel movementl (specificallyl downl andl
inward)?
Answer:
Trochlearl Nervel (CNl IV)
Q:l Whichl craniall nervel isl responsiblel forl laterall eyel movement?
, Answer:
Abducensl Nervel (CNl VI)
Q:l Howl dol youl testl faciall sensationl andl motorl functionl ofl thel jawl muscles?l Whatl
craniall nervel isl responsiblel forl thesel motorl functionsl andl sensoryl functions?
Answer:
Trigeminall Nervel (CNl V)l
Motor:l Askl patientl tol clenchl theirl teethl whilel palpatingl thel jawl forl strength.l
Sensory:l Lightlyl touchl differentl partsl ofl thel facel eitherl al cottonl swabl tol assessl
sensation.
Q:l Thel NPl asksl thel patientl tol smile,l frown,l puffl outl cheeks,l raisel eyebrows,l andl
closel eyesl tightly.l Whatl craniall nervel isl beingl tested?
Answer:
Faciall Nervel (CNl VII)
Q:l Howl wouldl youl testl Craniall Nervel XI?
Answer:
Spinall Accessoryl Nervel
Askl thel patientl tol shrugl theirl shouldersl andl turnl theirl headl againstl resistancel tol
evaluatel thel strengthl ofl thel trapeziusl andl sternocleidomastoidl muscles
Q:l Howl dol youl testl Craniall Nervel VIII?
Answer:
Acousticl (Vestibulocochlear)l Nervel
