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Neurology

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the options below is/are a type of stroke?

a)

Meningic stroke

b)

Ischaemic stroke

c)

Haemorrhagic stroke

d)

Axial stroke

2.

An ischaemic stroke differs from a haemorrhagic stroke in that...

a)

Blood flow is obstructed in the brain

b)

A ruptured blood vessel leaks blood into the brain

c)

There is too much blood flowing into the brain

d)

Cerebrospinal fluid has entered the arteries in the brain

3.

Can seizures spread in the brain

a)

No

b)

Yes

c)

I don't know

4.

In what form of epilepsy could a patient be semi-conscious?

a)

Intermittent epilepsy

b)

Generalised epilepsy

c)

Focal epilepsy

d)

Prolonged epilepsy

5.

What should you do if you see someone having a seizure?

a)

Clear any harmful objects, such as hot drinks or sharp objects

b)

Restrain their movements to prevent them from hurting themselves

c)

Put something in the casualty's mouth to prevent them from biting their own tongue

d)

Make a note of when the seizure has started, if possible

6.

What is the cause of febrile seizures in infants?

a)

Increased electrical activity in the brain

b)

Decreased electrical activity in the brain

c)

Chemical imbalance in the brain

d)

Raised body temperature after an infection

7.

True or False: Meningitis is an infection to the linings surrounding the brain and spinal cord

a)

True

b)

Unsure

c)

False

8.

Is meningitis bacterial or viral?

a)

Viral

b)

Bacterial

c)

Can be both

d)

Unknown

9.

Name some of the symptoms that patient's with meningitis may display

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10.

What test can you use to assess whether someone is having a meningitis rash?

a)

Cold test: put a cold compress on the rash to see if it fades

b)

Heat test: pour hot/warm water over the rash

c)

Light test: shine a bright torch on the rash to see if there are tiny red dots within the purple dots

d)

Glass test: roll a glass over the rash to see if it fades

11.

In severe head injuries, patients may have...

a)

Leakage of blood or clear fluid from ears, eyes or nose

b)

Raccoon's eyes

c)

Seizures

d)

Unequal pupils

12.

In what cases should you get medical help if a person has sustained a head injury?

a)

Are on blood thinners

b)

Always get medical help

c)

They are over 65 years old

d)

They have a mild headache

13.

In what sort of spinal injury could you lose control over your limbs?

a)

Vertebrae damage

b)

Disc damage

c)

Muscle damage

d)

Spinal cord damage

14.

When should you consider a spinal injury?

a)

Axial loading

b)

If casualty has fallen from a height higher than their own height

c)

Patient complaining about their back being in pain

d)

Rotational loading

15.

In case of an emergency, how should you move a person with a suspected spinal injury?

a)

NEVER MOVE THEM

b)

Use the barrelling technique

c)

Use the log-roll technique

d)

Move them however you want, as long as the head is kept stable and in line with the spinal cord

16.

Concussion or compression: In which condition do symptoms tend to appear in a more severe fashion?

a)

Compression

b)

Concussion

17.

Concussions can be caused by

a)

Mild head traumas

b)

Increased pressure in the brain

c)

Reduced blood flow to the brain

d)

Contrecoup

18.

What is shown in the image?

a)

Croustiller

b)

Contrecoup

c)

Cancoillotte

d)

Croup