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  • October 23, 2024
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NPTE Neurological Exam Questions And Answers


Obtunded The state of a patient whose level of consciousness is depressed. Can open
eyes and look around Slow to respond What is the meaning of stupor? - ANSWER Patient
can be aroused from sleep only with painful stimuli What is unresponsive vigilance? -
ANSWER A vegetative state A state characterized by the return of sleep/wake cycles,
normalization of vegetative function, and lack of cognitive responsiveness



What is a persistent vegetative state? - ANSWER A vegetative state lasting >1 yr post
TBI or >3 months anoxic brain injury



What is a minimally conscious state? - ANSWER Severely altered consciousness with
minimal but definite evidence of self or environmental awareness



What does the Glasgow Coma Scale look at? - ANSWER Eye opening

Motor response

Verbal response



What is a minor brain injury according to GCS? - ANSWER A GCS of 13-15



GCS defines a moderate brain injury as- ANSWER A GCS of 9-12



GCS defines a severe brain injury as- ANSWER A GCS of 8 or lower



Mini-mental state examination assesses- ANSWER Orientation

Registration

Attention

Calculation

, Recall

Language



Rancho Level 1- ANSWER Coma



Rancho level 2- ANSWER Generalized response to stimuli

Still unconscious



Rancho level 3 - ANSWER Localized response to stimuli

May be conscious



Rancho level 4 - ANSWER Confused and agitated



Rancho level 5 - ANSWER Confused and inappropriate



Rancho level 6 - ANSWER Confused and appropriate



Rancho level 7 - ANSWER Automatic and appropriate



Rancho level 8 - ANSWER Purposeful and appropriate



What is non-fluent/expressive aphasia? - ANSWER Unable to speak



What area is damaged when a person has expressive aphasia? - ANSWER Broca's area

L frontal lobe



What is dysarthria? - ANSWER Difficulty articulating speech

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