NPTE Practice Questions: Cranial Nerves

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Now that you're studying for the NPTE and want to make sure you know your stuff, this video has a practice question on Cranial Nerves. You can also find more videos like these in my "NPTE Practice Questions" playlist.
The PT Hustle is dedicated to helping PT students, like you, prepare to take and pass the PT exam by reviewing NPTE practice questions. Today’s question: Cranial Nerves.
How well do you know your cranial nerve tests? Let's test your knowledge in this excellent episode about cranial nerves.
NPTE Practice Question: Adriana presents with a past medical history of multiple sclerosis and blurred vision. During cranial nerve testing, the therapist quickly shines a penlight into the patient's left eye. The patient's right eye constricts; however, the left eye remains dilated. Which of the following is MOST likely present?
Answer Choices:
A. Left cranial nerve III impairment
B. Right cranial nerve II impairment
C. Left cranial nerve II impairment
D. Right cranial nerve III impairment
Do you think you know which answer is correct? Watch the video to find out.
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