true/false
100 t/f; rest mc
Multiple Choice
Multiple Choice
Multiple Choice
100

There are 31 pairs of cranial nerves.

T or F

False, there are 12 pairs.

100

Conductive deafness results from damage to the auditory nerve or cochlea. 

T or F

False

100

The root word TOM/O means 

a)splitting    b) to cut    c)glue    d)abnormal

b) to cut

100

A patient who has aphasia would have

a)paralysis of like extremities on both sides of the body

b)no speech

c)no muscular coordination

d)difficulty with speech

b)no speech

100

Choroiditis means

a)inflammation of the conjuctiva 

b)inflammation of the choroid  

c)inflammation of the choroid & retina

b)inflammation of the choroid  

200

The root word MYEL/O means spinal cord or bone marrow.

T or F

True

200

The central nervous system consists of 

a)spinal cord & motor nerves  b)spinal cord and brain

c)sensory & motor nerves     d)brain & sensory nerves

b)spinal cord and brain

200

Hydrocephalus means

a)accumulation of fluid in the brain b)inflammation of the brain    c)softening of the brain   d)any disease of the brain

a)accumulation of fluid in the brain

200

Multiple sclerosis is caused by:

a)a glioma or meningioma

b)the cause is unknown 

c)demyelination

d)pyrexia

c)demyelination

200

Narrowing of the lacrimal sac is called

a)cycloplegia     b)dacryocystostenosis

c)iridectomy      d)lacrimostenosis

 b)dacryocystostenosis

300

The suffix -OMA means speech.

T or F

False, OMA means tumor or mass

300

Which part of the brain helps regulate appetite, thirst, emotions, and basic behavior patterns?

a)hypothalamus     b)thalamus

c)brainstem       d)cerebellum

a)hypothalamus

300

Neurology refers to 

a)nerve pain   b)a specialist in the study of the diagnosis and treatment of nervous system disorders

c)nerve destruction

d)the study of the nervous system

d)the study of the nervous system

300

If a patient is scheduled for a LP, what would you expect?

a)a needle will be inserted into the spinal column

b)a small biopsy of the brain will be done.

c)the level of paralysis will be assessed through a neurological examination. 

a)a needle will be inserted into the spinal column

300

The root word KERAT/O means

a)cornea     b)tears    c)pupil    d)ciliary body

a)cornea

400
The uncontrolled and undifferentiated growth of neurons in the brain causes Alzheimer's disease.


T or F

False.

400

The spinal cord begins at which structure?

a)midbrain      b) pons      c) medulla oblongata   d)cerebrum

c) medulla oblongata

400

An abnormal sensation such as numbness and tingling would be called:

a)dysesthesia    b)paresthesia   c)hyperesthesia   d)anesthesia

b)paresthesia

400

If someone has a diagnosis of PD, what would you expect?

a)she will have paralysis in one or more of the extremities

b)she will have epileptic seizures

c)she will have abnormal movements of the body

c)she will have abnormal movements of the body

400

Miosis is defined as 

a)a drug used to constrict the pupil

b)abnormal contraction of the pupil

c)dilation of the pupil

d)pertaining to a drug used to dilate the pupil

b)abnormal contraction of the pupil

500

Most seizures are idiopathic.

T or F

True.

500

The lobe of the cerebrum at the lower back of the head is called?

a)frontal   b)temporal    c) parietal     d)occipital 

d)occipital

500

If a patient is a paraplegic, what would you expect to see? 

a)paralysis of the lower part of the body & legs

b)paralysis of all four limbs

c)paralysis of one extremity

d)paralysis of either the right or the left half the body

a)paralysis of the lower part of the body & legs

500

Which of the following is part of the outer eye?

a)pupil    b)sclera     c)uvea    d)lacrimal apparatus

d)lacrimal apparatus

500

The suffix -CHALASIS means

a)visual condition;vision     b)glasslike;gel-like

c)relaxation

c)relaxation

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