5 Questions
Match the function of the nerve with which it correlates.
Assess the strength of the temporal and masseter muscles = CN V (trigeminal nerve) Conduct the Weber and Rinne tuning fork tests = CN VIII (acoustic or vestibulocochlear nerve) Inspect the tongue for asymmetry, atrophy, or deviation from midline = CN XII (hypoglossal nerve) Assess the strength of the trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscles = CN XI (spinal accessory nerve)
The test of extraocular movements tests all cranial nerves listed below except:
CN II (optic nerve)
Match the physical exam findings with the interpretation of the pupillary response to light.
The examiner shines a light on the left eye and the left pupil constricts = A direct response in left pupil was elicited The examiner shines a light on the right eye and the left pupil constricts = A consensual response in left pupil was elicited The examiner shines a light on the left eye and the right pupil constricts = A consensual response in right pupil was elicited The examiner shines a light on the right eye and the right pupil constricts = A direct response in right pupil was elicited
Which of the following statements regarding technique for performing the ophthalmoscopic exam is correct?
When using the traditional ophthalmoscope, hold the instrument with your right hand and use your right eye to look through the instrument to assess the patient's right eye.
The following are recommended techniques for performing the otoscopic exam except:
Holding the otoscope with a hammer grip
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