| LATEST EXAM UPDATES| 2024/25 |ABRET ASAP PRACTICE TESTS EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, RATED A+

ABRET ASAP PRACTICE TESTS EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, RATED A+ Which cranial nerve travels above the cerebellopontine space? - -trigeminal What section of the spinal cord is considered a watershed zone? - -thoracic The third ventricle is connected to the fourth ventricle by the... - -aqueduct of Sylvius What type of action potentials contribute to the popliteal fossa response? -orthodromic only -antidromic only -both - -both The thalamus and hypothalamus make up the... - -diencephalon A positive Babinski sign is seen as: -flexion of toes -flexion of foot -fanning of toes -dorsiflexion of foot - -fanning of toes A loss of balance upon closing one's eyes while standing upright indicates a positive -Hoffman's sign -Babinski's sign -Romberg's sign -Lhermitte's sign - -Romberg's sign What is likely to result from a positional compression of the brachial plexus? -thoracic outlet syndrome -friedreich's Ataxia -multiple sclerosis -acoustic neruoma - -thoracic outlet syndrome What is the most common presenting symptom of an intramedullary tumor? -bowel or bladder dysfunction -weakness -sensory loss -pain - -pain Saddle area sensory loss suggests a lesion in which area: -pelvic plexus -single nerve branch -cauda equina -spinal cord - - What is indicated by the presence of unilateral Babinski Signs? -cerebellar dysfunction -homonymous hemianopsia -pyramidal tract dysfunction -tic douloureux - -pyramidal tract dysfunction A babinski sign in an adult -is abnormal if the toes plantarflex -indicates an upper motor neuron lesion -is normal -is elicited the same way an Oppenheim's sign is elicited - -indicates an upper motor neuron lesion Sensory evaluation of the opthalmic, maxillary, and mandibular branches is used during a neurological exam of which cranial nerve? -glossopharyngeal -trigeminal -facial -oculomotor - -trigeminal