Identify the type of projection for this image: Test 2 Unit 1 Image 1.PNG

Where does the CR enter for this projection: Test 2 Unit 1 Image 4.PNG

SANA010 Anatomy for Nursing Sciences Block test 4: Head and neck   Date: 30 September 2025                                                    Examiner: Dr S van der Walt Time allocated: 1.5 hours                                                      Internal examiner: Mrs D Kristen Total marks: 75 (50 theory; 25 practical)     Dear students,  Welcome to your last semester test of 2025. Your test counts 75 marks, 50 marks for theory and 25 marks based on the practical component of the course. You will have 1.5 hours to complete the assessment. Test instructions: READ your questions carefully. ASK if you do not understand the question or what is expected of you to answer. Keep to the time limit; your test will auto-submit once the allocated 120 minutes have run out. All multiple-choice questions count one mark, unless specified otherwise. All images used in this assessment were obtained from: Primal pictures (anatomy.tv by Primal pictures); https://sites.google.com/a/umich.edu/bluelink/resources/bluelink: © Copyright 2014-2025 B. Kathleen Alsup & Glenn M. Fox. All rights reserved for the McMinn’s Clinical Atlas of Human Anatomy by Abrahams et al., 2008 All structures that should be identified in the practical test are indicated with blue arrows. Type in the answers to the practical questions in the answer box provided. Good luck.

Which ventricle is related to the indicated (orange) area? Q16.jpg

Select the correct answer from the drop-down list. Which sulcus/fissure separates the motor and sensory areas? On which gyrus is the primary sensory area located? Which vessel supplies the primary hearing area?

Select all that apply. The family witnesses the resuscitative efforts of a code team on their 7-year-old school age child who experienced cardiopulmonary arrest. What are important timely actions of the nurse?

Select all that apply. When giving medications to children younger than 5 years, what are important nursing actions?

The parent calls the emergency department for an alert and oriented child who just ingested bleach thirty minutes ago. What is a timely action by the nurse?

The nurse conducts a hearing evaluation of a 1-month-old infant. What nursing action provides the best information?

When introducing foods to a 6-month-old infant, what important milestone may indicate readiness for solid foods?