Question

question 39 (mandatory) (2 points) abnormal findings with oculomotor nerve function are primarily associated with: trans tentorial herniation caudal shift of the brainstem tonsillar herniation subfalcine herniation question 40 (mandatory) (2 points) the development of dementia is typically not a clinical manifestation in which of the following diagnoses? jakob - creutzfeldt disease picks disease alzheimers amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Explanation:

For Question 39, the oculomotor nerve is closely related to brain - stem structures. Transtentorial herniation can compress the oculomotor nerve and cause abnormal function. For Question 40, dementia is a common feature in Jakob - Creutzfeldt Disease, Pick's Disease, and Alzheimer's disease, but Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis primarily affects motor neurons and is not typically associated with dementia.

Answer:

Question 39: Transtentorial herniation
Question 40: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis