1. A surgical intervention that can cause substantial remission of myasthenia gravis is:

2. Bacterial meningitis alters intracranial physiology, causing:

3. The initial neurologic symptom of Guillain-Barré syndrome is:

4. A brain abscess is a collection of infectious material within the substance of the brain that is caused by:

5. Identify the bacteria not associated with the cause of septic meningitis:

6. During assessment, the nurse knows that the most frequently reported disabling symptom found in multiple sclerosis is:

7. Bell’s palsy is characterized by weakness or paralysis of the facial muscles. It is a disorder of which cranial nerve?

8. Tinnitus and vertigo are clinical manifestations of damage to which cranial nerve.

9. Tic douloureux is characterized by paroxysms of pain and burning sensations. It is a disorder of which cranial nerve?

10. A positive diagnosis of myasthenia gravis can be reached using the following test:

11. The most severe form of meningitis is considered to be: