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Cranial Nerves
Types of Joints
Muscle tests
What am I?
Hodge Podge
100
Responsible for smell
What is the olfactory CN 1.
100
skull joint is what type of joint
fibrous
100
Movement of a muscle Away from the body
What is Abduction
100
Acute flare up of joint, usually related to high purine food intake
What is Gout
100
Name one test used to assess for Posterior column disease
What is Romberg? Pronator
200
Responsible for vision
What is CN 2, Optic
200
Elbow
What is hinge (synovial)
200
Movement of a muscle Towards the body
What is adduction
200
loss of cartilage in joints
What is osteoarthritis
200
Patient stands for 20–30 seconds with both arms straight forward, palms up, and eyes closed; tap arms briskly downward
What is Pronator drift
300
Responsible for eyeball movement
What is CN 6- Abducens, CN IV Trochlear CN 3 Oculomotor
300
knee
What is gliding (planar) , synovial
300
Active Range of Motion
Having patient move their body
300
Inflamed joints symmetrical
What is rheumatoid arthritis
300
A normal deep tendon reflex is documented as
What is 2+
400
responsible for tongue muscles
What is CN XII, Hypoglossal
400
spine
What is cartilaginous
400
Passive Range of motion
Moving a patients body part for them
400
Fatigue, fevers and joint pains
What is Lupus (SLE)
400
A patient who is mostly sleepy but responds to you verbally
What is Lethargic
500
Responsible for facial sensation, mastication
What is CN 5 Trigeminal
500
Shoulder joint is what type of joint
Ball and socket, spheroidal, synovial
500
Which joints (2) can you internally/externally rotate?
What is Shoulder and hip
500
Paralysis of the 7th cranial nerve
Bells Palsy
500
Normal muscle strength is rated
What is 5/5