WorksheetsMSN QUIZ
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Neurological examination consists of ____ examination
4
5
6
7
CSF examination generally requires insertion of spinal needle in
L5-S1
L1-L2
L2-L3
L4-L5
Myelography refers to X-ray of
muscles
spinal cord
vertebral column
spinal cord and vertebral column
The use of magnetic energy to visualise internal body parts is
X-ray
ultrasonography
CT Scan
MRI
Which of the following reflex causes the lateral part of the sole to curl down on stroking?
plantar reflex
patellar reflex
triceps reflex
achilles refles
GCS scale is assessed on a scale of
10
20
25
15
Loss of brain function resulting from disruption of blood supply to a part of the brain is called
ischemic stroke
head attack
head failure
head injury
Phases in a migraine includes
prodrome phase,aura phase, headache phase and recovery phase
prodrome phase, migraine phase, headache phase and recovery phase
prodrome phase, cephalgia phase, cluster phase and recovery phase
headache phase, migraine phase, cluster phase and aura phase
Inflammation of the lining of the brain and spinal cord
encephalitis
meningitis
cephalitis
pericarditis
Kernig's sign is seen in
encephalitis
meningitis
cardiatis
head injury
Bradykinesia is
slowing of breathing
slowness of movement
slowness of brain activity
slowness of thinking
which of the following disease is irreversible?
alzheimer's disease
cardiovascular disease
meningitis
encephalitis
Anosmia is
loss of touch
loss of smell
loss of taste
loss of vision scale
Rhinorrhoea
runny nose
teary eyes
mucus in throat
mucus in trachea
Temporary loss of neurologic function with no apparent structural damage
contusion
concussion
blunt injury
open injury
A solid swelling of clotted blood within the tissues
emboli
edema
hematoma
sarcoma
The type of seizure which involves only apart of brain
partial seizure
complex seizure
generalised seizure
atonic seizure
The type of seizure where there is loss of tone in muscles
tonic seizure
atonic seizure
myoclonic seizure
clonic seizure
The seizure which arises without any focal onset and spread throughout the brain
partial seizure
generalised seizure
tonic clonic seizure
mixed seizure
CVA stands for
cardio vascular accident
central vascular accident
cerebro vascular accident
cerebro vascular atropy
