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Cranial Nerve Extended Matching Questions Self Assessment Questions

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  1. 1A 33-year-old man with a frontal headache which is worse in the morning and when lying down he reports having a loss of enjoyment of food. He also complains that he has a dulled sense of smell?
    1. ATrochlear nerve lesion
    2. BMeningioma
    3. CTransient ischemic attack
    4. DStroke
    5. EVagus nerve lesion
    6. FOptic nerve lesion
    7. GLower facial nerve motor lesion
    8. HUpper facial nerve motor lesion
    9. ICerebella lesion
    10. JProprioceptive Lesion
  2. 2A 71-year-old man who complains in a reduction in his hearing in his right ear. You assess him and find that Weber’s test is heard best in the left ear. Rinne’s test demonstrates air conduction to be better than bone conduction bilaterally.
    1. ATrochlear nerve lesion
    2. BMeningioma
    3. COptic chiasm lesion
    4. DHypoglossal nerve lesion
    5. EConductive hearing loss bilaterally
    6. FConductive hearing loss, right ear
    7. GConductive hearing loss, left ear
    8. HSensory neural hearing loss in the left ear
    9. ISensory neural hearing loss in the right ear
    10. JVagus nerve lesion
  3. 3A 34-year-old man presents with a global reduction in hearing. You note that Weber’s test is heard equally bilaterally. Rinne’s test demonstrates that bone conduction is better than air conduction bilaterally.
    1. ATrochlear nerve lesion
    2. BAbducens nerve lesion
    3. CUpper facial nerve lesion
    4. DLower facial nerve lesion
    5. EBilateral sensory neural hearing loss
    6. FSensory neural hearing loss in the left ear
    7. GSensory neural hearing loss in the right ear
    8. HConductive hearing loss, left ear
    9. IConductive hearing loss bilaterally
    10. JGlossopharyngeal nerve lesion
  4. 4A 44-year-old woman has a deviated uvula, she is unable to puff out her cheeks.
    1. AVagus nerve lesion
    2. BAccessory nerve lesion
    3. CGlossopharyngeal nerve lesion
    4. DHypoglossal nerve lesion
    5. ETrigeminal nerve Lesion
    6. FLower motor facial nerve lesion
    7. GUpper motor facial nerve lesion
    8. HEncephalitis
    9. IOptic chiasm lesion
    10. JLeukoencephalopathy
  5. 5A 67-year-old long term type 1 diabetic man presents with a fixed tachycardia of 100 beats per min. His notes suggest that his DM has been poorly controlled since diagnosis. Sensation in his face is intact.
    1. AMeningioma
    2. BTransient ischemic attack
    3. CStroke
    4. DAccessory nerve lesion
    5. ETrigeminal nerve Lesion
    6. FVagus nerve lesion
    7. GGlossopharyngeal nerve lesion
    8. HAcoustic neuroma
    9. IPolyneuropathy
    10. JMononeuropathy
  6. 6A 55-year-old woman presents with a reduced ability to turn her head to push your hand away from her head on the lefthand side.
    1. AOculomotor nerve lesion
    2. BOptic nerve lesion
    3. CPhrenic Nerve
    4. DVestibular cochlear nerve lesion
    5. EVagus nerve lesion
    6. FTrigeminal nerve Lesion
    7. GHypoglossal nerve lesion
    8. HAccessory nerve lesion
    9. IMotor Neurone Disease
    10. JCentral pontine myelinolysis
  7. 7A 65-year-old female who has fasciculations of the tongue, when asked to stick her tongue out, the tongue deviates to the left.
    1. ATrigeminal nerve Lesion- Ophthalmic division
    2. BTrigeminal nerve Lesion- Facial division
    3. CTrigeminal nerve Lesion- Maxillary division
    4. DTrigeminal nerve Lesion- Mandibular division
    5. EBrachial Plexus insult
    6. FVagus Nerve
    7. GFacial Nerve
    8. HHypoglossal nerve lesion
    9. IGlossopharyngeal nerve lesion
    10. JAccessory nerve lesion
  8. 8A 41-year-old woman with a diagnosis of relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis wakes to find that she has monocular vision loss
    1. AOculmotor nerve lesion
    2. BOptic chiasm lesion
    3. COptic nerve lesion
    4. DOptic tract lesion
    5. EOptic radiation lesion
    6. FOptic neuclie lesion
    7. GOptic Nerve Lesion
    8. HBranch retinal vein occulsion
    9. IBranch retinal artery occulsion
    10. JCenteral retinal artery occulsion
  9. 939-year-old male with acromegaly presents with bi-temporal hemianopia.
    1. ATrochlear nerve lesion
    2. BOculmotor nerve lesion
    3. CMeningioma
    4. DOptic nerve lesion
    5. EOptic chiasm lesion
    6. FHypoglossal nerve lesion
    7. GVagus nerve lesion
    8. HAccessory nerve lesion
    9. IAmaurosis fugax
    10. JBells Palsy
  10. 10A 66-year-old woman who reports developing double vision when she is asked to look upwards towards the sky.
    1. ATrochlear nerve lesion
    2. BOculmotor nerve lesion
    3. CMeningioma
    4. DOptic nerve lesion
    5. ETransient ischemic attack
    6. FAbducens nerve lesion
    7. GHypoglossal nerve lesion
    8. HTrigeminal nerve Lesion
    9. IVagus nerve lesion
    10. JGlossopharyngeal nerve lesion

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