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NURS 5462 Exam 2026/2027 | Actual Complete Real
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What type of medication can help with tardive dyskinesia?
- Answer-VMAT2 inhibitors
How do VMAT2 inhibitors work in helping tardive
dyskinesia? - Answer-It centrally acts to deplete dopamine
storage in presynaptic vesicles
Which Brodmann area is Broca's area? - Answer-
Brodmann area 44
Which Brodmann area is the primary motor cortex -
Answer-Brodmann area 4
What Brodmann area is the prefrontal association cortex?
- Answer-Brodmann area 45
How do Nemaline Rods appear on Gomori trichrome
staining? - Answer-As red protein accumulations
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What type of staining helps identify Nemaline myopathy? -
Answer-Gomori trichrome staining
What is the main inhibitory NT in the spinal cord? -
Answer-Glycine
What medication used for mania in bipolar disorder is
associated with decreased risk of suicide and self-harm? -
Answer-Lithium
Wallenberg Syndrome - Answer-1) Dysphagia and
Dysarthria
2) Ataxia
3) Loss of pain and temperature on ipsilateral face and
contralateral body
4) Horner's Syndrome
What is seen in this picture and what is it seen in? -
Answer-Neurofibrillary tangles; Alzheimer's disease
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What are neurofibrillary tangles made out of? - Answer-
Intracellular deposits of phosphorylated tau protein
Split cord malformation type 1 - Answer-2 hemicords
housed in separate dural sheaths
Split cord malformation type 2 - Answer-2 hemicords
within the same dural sheath
What is the Currarinos triad? - Answer-1) Anterior sacral
meningocele
2) Presacral mass
3) Anorectal abnormalities
What is Mollaret meningitis? - Answer-Recurrent benign
lymphocytic meningitis
What bacteria/virus/fungus is most associated with
Mollaret menigitis? - Answer-HSV-2
What illness is characterized by 3 episodes of fever and
meningismus lasting 2-5 days followed by spontaneous
resolution? - Answer-Mollaret meningitis
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What is Witzelsucht? - Answer-Inappropriate
jocularity/joking in absence of pseudobulbar affect.
What lesions are seen in Witzelsucht? - Answer-
Orbitofrontal cortex lesions
What class of medication is used for Sydenham Chorea? -
Answer-Dopamine receptor antagonist -- Typical or
Atypical antipsychotic
Cortical blindness can be caused by what lesions? -
Answer-Bilateral occipital lobe infarctions (lesion in
postgeniculate visual pathway)
Lesion of bilateral occipital lobes can demonstrate what? -
Answer-Symmetrical vision loss, bilateral homonymous
hemianopia, absent blink to threat, and if visual loss is
severe enough, then absent optokinetic reponses.
Prolonged use of what type of medications can lead to
tardive dyskinesia? - Answer-Dopamine-receptor blocking
agents
NURS 5462 Exam 2026/2027 | Actual Complete Real
Verified Exam Questions and Correct Answers
(Verified Answers) | Already Graded A+ | Newest
Exam!!!
What type of medication can help with tardive dyskinesia?
- Answer-VMAT2 inhibitors
How do VMAT2 inhibitors work in helping tardive
dyskinesia? - Answer-It centrally acts to deplete dopamine
storage in presynaptic vesicles
Which Brodmann area is Broca's area? - Answer-
Brodmann area 44
Which Brodmann area is the primary motor cortex -
Answer-Brodmann area 4
What Brodmann area is the prefrontal association cortex?
- Answer-Brodmann area 45
How do Nemaline Rods appear on Gomori trichrome
staining? - Answer-As red protein accumulations
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What type of staining helps identify Nemaline myopathy? -
Answer-Gomori trichrome staining
What is the main inhibitory NT in the spinal cord? -
Answer-Glycine
What medication used for mania in bipolar disorder is
associated with decreased risk of suicide and self-harm? -
Answer-Lithium
Wallenberg Syndrome - Answer-1) Dysphagia and
Dysarthria
2) Ataxia
3) Loss of pain and temperature on ipsilateral face and
contralateral body
4) Horner's Syndrome
What is seen in this picture and what is it seen in? -
Answer-Neurofibrillary tangles; Alzheimer's disease
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What are neurofibrillary tangles made out of? - Answer-
Intracellular deposits of phosphorylated tau protein
Split cord malformation type 1 - Answer-2 hemicords
housed in separate dural sheaths
Split cord malformation type 2 - Answer-2 hemicords
within the same dural sheath
What is the Currarinos triad? - Answer-1) Anterior sacral
meningocele
2) Presacral mass
3) Anorectal abnormalities
What is Mollaret meningitis? - Answer-Recurrent benign
lymphocytic meningitis
What bacteria/virus/fungus is most associated with
Mollaret menigitis? - Answer-HSV-2
What illness is characterized by 3 episodes of fever and
meningismus lasting 2-5 days followed by spontaneous
resolution? - Answer-Mollaret meningitis
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What is Witzelsucht? - Answer-Inappropriate
jocularity/joking in absence of pseudobulbar affect.
What lesions are seen in Witzelsucht? - Answer-
Orbitofrontal cortex lesions
What class of medication is used for Sydenham Chorea? -
Answer-Dopamine receptor antagonist -- Typical or
Atypical antipsychotic
Cortical blindness can be caused by what lesions? -
Answer-Bilateral occipital lobe infarctions (lesion in
postgeniculate visual pathway)
Lesion of bilateral occipital lobes can demonstrate what? -
Answer-Symmetrical vision loss, bilateral homonymous
hemianopia, absent blink to threat, and if visual loss is
severe enough, then absent optokinetic reponses.
Prolonged use of what type of medications can lead to
tardive dyskinesia? - Answer-Dopamine-receptor blocking
agents
