1 .Is risperidone high or low potency? high 2 .what is the difference between high and low po- tency antipsychotics?high potency more likely to cause EPS, low potency more like-ly to cause sedation or muscle weakness. low potency also more likely to cause DM.3 .A positive babinski is_______ and is normal until the age of ________ fanning of toes and dorsiflexion of the great toe is normal un-til the age of two.4 .CN 1 is_______and it is tested by smell, test for familiar odors 5 .CN 2 is theoptic nerve, test with the confrontation test. (finger moves in with one eye closed, each provider) 6 .CN three is theoculomotor. Tests with 3,4,6. Testing the five extrinsic eye mus-cles. (I call this cat whiskers).Three is also the equality of pupils, re-action to light, and abil-ity to accomodate.Test corneal light re- flex (when shining a light at bridge of nose the light should ap-
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pear symetrical on both eyes.7 .Trochlear CN is #? what does it do 4th CN, test with CN3 and 6 with extrinsic eye muscles.8 .Trigeminal nerve has two types? What are they?motor division and sensory division 9 .Trigeminal (5th CN) motor division palpate masseter muscles with fin-gertips while client clenches, look for paralysis on one side or weakness, look for tremor of lips, invol-untary chewing move-ments, and spasms of the masticatory mus-cles.10 .Trigeminal (5th CN) sensory dividsin touch skin with wisp of cotton, test corneal reflex with cotton, su-perficial pain with pin-pricks, sense of touch in the oral mucosa.11 .Abducens is the6th cranial nerve. test- ed with 3, 6 in 5 extrin-sic eye muscles exer-cises 12 .7th CN is the (motor)Facial nerve. inspect face for evidence of flaccid paralysis. Ask patient to elevate eye-brows, wrinkle fore-head, close eyes,
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