Which CN is responsible for carrying motor & sensory information via parasympathetic nervous system?

Damage to which of the following cranial nerves may result in weakness in the sternocleidomastoid muscle?

A PTA is performing CN assessments on a patient.  The patient presents with dilation of the pupil, ptosis of the eye lid. What CN is MOST LIKELY involved?

A patient presents with loss of the corneal reflex.  Which of the following cranial nerves is MOST LIKELY involved?

Which of the following terms is used to describe hoarseness in a patient’s voice?

CN VIII functions to  ________________?

Which of the following spinal cord tracts begins in the Frontal Lobe, progresses to the brain stem via the internal capsule, on to the medulla where 90% of the axons cross and enter the spinal cord.

Which of the following syndromes are considered to be incomplete lesions?

Which of the following clinical signs are considered to be the first signs of an incomplete lesion?

A patient with a SCI presents with the following clinical signs:  loss of motor function below the level of lesion, loss of pain and temperature below the level of lesion, and intact proprioception, kinesthesia and vibratory sense below the level of lesion.  Which of the following syndromes BEST describes these findings?