NUR 568 - Neuro Latest 2024 Complete Exam/ 100 Actual Questions
with 100% Correct Verified Answers/ Graded A+
1. Where is the between L4 & L5
cauda equina
found?
2. Where are lum- L3-L4 or L4-L5 levels
bar punctures
performed?
3. What can cause damage to upper motor neurons or their projections (the
weakness? corticospinal tract) or by damage to lower motor neurons
or their projections (the cranial nerves, spinal nerve roots,
or peripheral nerves).
4. What does dia- fiber neuropathy feel like? - sharp, burning or shooting
betic small foot pain
5. What does large fiber neuropathy feel like? - numbness and tingling or
even no sensation at all
6. When would you when upper motor neuron system is damaged above their
see contralater- crossover in the medulla
al impacts from
nerve damage?
7. When would you when damage occurs below the crossover in the medulla
see ipsilateral
impairment from
nerve damage?
8. Does disease of no, but can be disabling.
the basal ganglia
or cerebellar sys-
tem cause paral-
ysis?
, NUR 568 - Neuro Latest 2024 Complete Exam
9. Lesion in the fine discrimination. ex. size, shape, or texture of an object
sensory cor- by feeling it and wouldn't be able to discriminate the object
tex may impair
which function?
10. Lesion of loss of position and vibration sense, with preservation of
the posterior other sensations
columns
11. Loss of all severe transvers damage to the spinal cord.
sensations from
the waist down,
together with
paralysis and hy-
peractive reflex-
es in the legs
12. Primary migraine, tension, cluster, trigeminal autonomic cephala-
headaces gias and chronic daily headaches
include
13. Secondary arise from underlying structural, systemic, or infection
headaches causes such as meningitis or subarachnoid hemorrhage
and may be life threatening.
14. Characteristics presents as "the worst headache of my life" with instanta-
of subarachnoid neous onset.
hemorrhage
15. Characteristics severe headache and stiff neck
accompanying
meningitis
16. How long Within 7 days of the injury up to 3 month
is the onset
of postconcus-
sion headache?
17. How long up to a year
can it take
with 100% Correct Verified Answers/ Graded A+
1. Where is the between L4 & L5
cauda equina
found?
2. Where are lum- L3-L4 or L4-L5 levels
bar punctures
performed?
3. What can cause damage to upper motor neurons or their projections (the
weakness? corticospinal tract) or by damage to lower motor neurons
or their projections (the cranial nerves, spinal nerve roots,
or peripheral nerves).
4. What does dia- fiber neuropathy feel like? - sharp, burning or shooting
betic small foot pain
5. What does large fiber neuropathy feel like? - numbness and tingling or
even no sensation at all
6. When would you when upper motor neuron system is damaged above their
see contralater- crossover in the medulla
al impacts from
nerve damage?
7. When would you when damage occurs below the crossover in the medulla
see ipsilateral
impairment from
nerve damage?
8. Does disease of no, but can be disabling.
the basal ganglia
or cerebellar sys-
tem cause paral-
ysis?
, NUR 568 - Neuro Latest 2024 Complete Exam
9. Lesion in the fine discrimination. ex. size, shape, or texture of an object
sensory cor- by feeling it and wouldn't be able to discriminate the object
tex may impair
which function?
10. Lesion of loss of position and vibration sense, with preservation of
the posterior other sensations
columns
11. Loss of all severe transvers damage to the spinal cord.
sensations from
the waist down,
together with
paralysis and hy-
peractive reflex-
es in the legs
12. Primary migraine, tension, cluster, trigeminal autonomic cephala-
headaces gias and chronic daily headaches
include
13. Secondary arise from underlying structural, systemic, or infection
headaches causes such as meningitis or subarachnoid hemorrhage
and may be life threatening.
14. Characteristics presents as "the worst headache of my life" with instanta-
of subarachnoid neous onset.
hemorrhage
15. Characteristics severe headache and stiff neck
accompanying
meningitis
16. How long Within 7 days of the injury up to 3 month
is the onset
of postconcus-
sion headache?
17. How long up to a year
can it take
