Neural Assessment Procedures and Responses

The video tutorial demonstrates a series of physical assessments to check a patient's neural functions. It begins with an introduction and initial assessment, followed by tests for eye and thumb movements. The tutorial continues with exercises for cheeks and shoulders, then moves on to nose pointing and hand squeeze tests. Finally, it concludes with a leg check and a summary of the assessment results, confirming normal neural function.

What day of the week did the person believe it was?

• Thursday

• Wednesday

• Tuesday

• Monday

What was the first step in the neural assessment?

• Thumb movement

• Cheek puffing

• Eye examination

• Checking the legs

During the thumb exercise, which direction was the thumb moved first?

• Up

• Down

• Left

• Right

What was the person asked to do after puffing their cheeks?

• Squeeze hand

• Point to nose

• Lift arms

• Shrug shoulders

How many times was the person asked to count while lifting their arms?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Six

What was the person asked to do with their nose?

• Wiggle it

• Move it back

• Point to it

• Touch it

What was the person asked to do with their hands during the assessment?

• Snap fingers

• Clap

• Squeeze tightly

• Wave

What was the final part of the neural assessment?

• Eye examination

• Cheek puffing

• Thumb movement

• Leg check

What was the overall result of the neural assessment?

• Abnormal

• Inconclusive

• Normal

• Requires further testing