NUR 312L Final Exam Study Questions and Answers

NUR 312L Final Exam Study Questions and Answers Identify CN I - Ans:-Olfactory Identify CN II - Ans:-Optic Identify CN III - Ans:-Oculomotor Identify CN IV - Ans:-Trochlear Identify CN V - Ans:-Trigeminal Identify CN VI - Ans:-Abducens Identify CN VII - Ans:-Facial Identify CN VIII - Ans:-Vestibulocochlear (acoustic) Identify CN IX - Ans:-Glossopharyngeal Identify CNX - Ans:-Vagus ©GRACEAMELIA 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER 2024 Page 2/12 Identify CN XI - Ans:-Accessory Identify CN XII - Ans:-Hypoglossal Common Smell Test - Ans:-Tests for CN I the Olfactory Near Vision Test - Ans:-Tests for CN II Optic Nerve Pupillary reaction to light, accommodation of the pupils, and extraocular movements test - Ans:- Tests for CN III Oculomotor Tests for CN IV Trochlear Tests for CN VI Abducens Smile, frown, show teeth, puff cheeks out, raise eyebrows, close eyes test - Ans:-Tests for CN VII Facial Dull and Sharp sensations of the face/ strength of the masseter muscles test - Ans:-Tests for CN V Trigeminal Whisper test - Ans:-Tests for CN VIII Vestibulocochlear (acoustic) Ability to swallow - Ans:-Tests for CN IX Glossopharyngeal Uvula and soft palate rise bilaterally when pt makes "ahh" sound - Ans:-Tests for CN Vagus ©GRACEAMELIA 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER 2024 Page 3/12 Ability to shrug shoulders against resistance - Ans:-Tests for CN XI Spinal Accessory Strength and mobility of the tongue test - Ans:-Tests for CN XII Hypoglossal Aortic Area - Ans:-2nd intercostal space, right of the sternal border Pulmonic Area - Ans:-2nd intercostal space, left of the sternal border Erb's Point - Ans:-3rd intercostal space, left of the sternal border Tricuspid Area - Ans:-4th intercostal space, left of the sternal border Mitral (location) - Ans:-5th intercostal space, left of the midclavicular line Where is S1 heard the loudest? - Ans:-At the Apex; Systole; "lub" Where is S2 heard the loudest? - Ans:-At the Base; Diastole; "dub" What part of the stethoscope is used to listen for murmurs and gallops? - Ans:-Bell Where do you listen for bronchial sounds? - Ans:-Over the trachea and above the clavicle. Where do you listen for bronchovesicular sounds? - Ans:-Anterior and Posterior upper-middle