In testing the (R) CN VI, in what direction would the patient move his/her eyes?

All of the following are branches of CN VII, except:

If the patient tested positive for ULNT 2, which of the following muscles are affected:

All of the following are affected if the patient is positive for SLR 2, except:

Testing positive for Slump Test 2 means gracilis muscle may be affected

In testing the MMT of the Levator palpebrae superioris, the instructions would be "close your eyes as tightly as you can, hold them, don't let me open them"

If the patient's hands are crossed over the chest, you are testing grade 3 of the trunk flexors of the patient.

The motion of the sternocleidomastoid is flexion, contralateral side flexion, and ipsilateral rotation

When testing for right mandibular lateral deviation, the muscles working are right lateral pterygoid and left medial pterygoid

If the patient is looking down and to the left, the right superior oblique and the left inferior rectus are working

A positive sign for Sperling's Test is radicular pain felt on the same side the head is laterally flexed

In SLR 3, the sural nerve is affected, hence the sensation of the medial side of the leg is greatly affected.

In testing CN V, you should test the protrusion and retrusion of the jaw

CN 3 (Optic) is responsible for eye opening

CN 3 (Optic) is responsible for eye opening

Slump Test 3, except:

Capital Extension instruction:

Muscles tested in jaw protrusion:

Muscles activated during right trunk rotation

Position of the patient when taking the goniometric measurement of cervical lateral flexion: