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What is another name for CN I?
What is Olfactory Nerve?
What is the major function of the Olfactory (I) Cranial Nerve?
Smell
What is the optic nerve (III)?
Cover left ear, stand behind right ear is preparation for what Cranial Nerve test?
What is CN VIII (Vestibulocochlear) Whispered Voice test?
Unsteady gait and difficulty with balance comes with which part of the brain
What is Cerebellum?
Which cranial Nerve is also known as the Facial Nerve?
What is CN VII?
This cranial nerve is responsible for showing expression
What is the Facial Nerve (VII)?
Three days ago your 21 year old patient was struck in the nose by a softball. Since then, he complains of an inability to smell, and a chronic runny nose. What cranial nerve was likely damaged?
What is the Olfactory Nerve (I)?
Which CN is involved with tongue protrusion?
What is Hypoglossal, CN XII?
Heberden nodes are present in which musculoskeletal condition, Rheumatoid Arthritis or Osteoarthritis?
What is Osteoarthritis?
What is another name for the CN XII?
What is Hypoglossal?
These three cranial nerve are responsible for eye movement
What is the oculomotor(III), Trochlear (IV) and Abducens (VI)?
During an eye assessment, your patient presents with nystagmus ( EOMs) while tracking superior and laterally. Based on the scenario these cranial nerves are involved
What is the trochlear nerve (IV) & Abducens Nerve (VI)?
Name the Cranial Nerve, Demonstrate and describe a clinical assessment for Cranial Nerve III:
What is Oculomotor Nerve (III), PEARL SIGN, and eye tracking assessment?
Name a major joint in the following list that can
a. Pronate and Supinate
b. Elevate and Depress
c. Abduct and Adduct
d. Protract and Retract
What is
A. Forearm
B. Shoulders
C. Hips
D. Jaw
What is the X (10th) Cranial Nerve?
What is the Vagus Nerve?
What cranial nerve assists in visual acuity of the eyes?
What is the Cranial Nerve ( II) Optic Nerve
During your assessment, you see your patient having difficulty with verbal skills and swallowing water. Based on the scenario these Cranial Nerves are involved:
What is the glossopharyngeal nerve (IX), Vagus Nerve (X), and Hypoglossal Nerve (XII)?
Name the Cranial Nerve, Demonstrate and describe a clinical assessment for Cranial Nerve XI:
What is Accessory Nerve (XI), active shoulder shrug, neck/flexion/lateral flexion, resisted shoulder shrug?
Audible Sound a joint makes with rough articulation of bones rubbing together
What is Crepitation?
Which Cranial Nerve is also known as the vestibulocohlear nerve?
What is CN V III?
Name the four cranial nerves that function with the parasympathetic nervous system?
What is the Ocular Motor, Glossopharengeal, Facial and Vagus?
During lunch one of your patients complains of an inability to smell his favorite food, taste that lovely said food and also presents with difficulty chewing. Based on the scenario, these cranial nerves are likely dysfunctioning:
What is the olfactory nerve (I), Glossopharyngeal Nerve (IX), and Trigeminal Nerve (V)?
Name the Cranial Nerve, Demonstrate and describe a clinical assessment for Cranial Nerve VIII
What is the Acoustic/Vestibulocochlear Nerve (VIII), balance testing (Rhomberg), and Equal hearing?
Name the populations who are likely to have:
a. Lordosis
b. Kyphosis
c. Scoliosis
What is :
a. Pregnancy and toddlers
b. Older adult ( Osteoporosis)
c. Children and Teens