Category: 6. Assistant Staff Nurse

A lesion in the “internal capsule” most commonly produces A Pure sensory loss B Only memory loss C Pure motor

A patient can abduct the arm normally but cannot initiate abduction from 0–15°. The muscle most likely weak is A

In anatomy, a “parasagittal plane” divides the body into A Equal halves only B Front and back C Unequal left-right

In a pupil reflex test, the colored ring controlling pupil size is the A Retina B Iris C Cornea D

In clinical anatomy, a “midline cut” that divides the body into equal right and left halves is the A Midsagittal

In anatomical directions, “ipsilateral pain” means pain on the A Opposite side B Same side C Upper side D Lower

In clinical descriptions, a structure closer to the body’s outer surface is called A Deep B Medial C Superficial D

During a basic eye exam, the transparent front covering of the eyeball is the A Retina B Iris C Cornea

When a patient’s forearm is described as “proximal,” it means the part is A Near the wrist B On the

In standard anatomical position, the palms of the hands face A Backward B Downward C Forward D Inward Explanation Anatomical