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Critical neuro NUR 213
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Questions in this quiz
- What is the normal intracranial pressure (ICP) range identified in the material?
- A client has a blood pressure of 118/94 mm Hg and an ICP of 22 mm Hg. What are the client's approximate MAP and CPP?
- Which condition represents an increase in cerebral fluid that can contribute to increased ICP?
- Which finding is considered an early sign of increased ICP?
- Which group of findings represents Cushing's triad?
- Which assessment finding is classified as a late sign of increased ICP?
- Which Glasgow Coma Scale score indicates that a client obeys commands for the best motor response?
- A client opens the eyes to speech, gives confused verbal responses, and withdraws from painful stimuli. What is the total Glasgow Coma Scale score?
- Which Glasgow Coma Scale score indicates severe traumatic brain injury?
- Which device is an example of invasive ICP monitoring?
- Which nursing process step involves determining which client need requires immediate intervention?
- Which intervention is identified as a surgical treatment for increased ICP?
- What is the defining pathophysiologic event in a subarachnoid hemorrhage?
- Which headache description is most characteristic of an early subarachnoid hemorrhage?
- Which cranial nerve palsies are specifically associated with the early signs of subarachnoid hemorrhage in the material?
- Which is a late complication of subarachnoid hemorrhage?
- Which factor is identified as a risk factor for subarachnoid hemorrhage?
- Which diagnostic study uses injected contrast dye to create images of arteries during a CT scan?
- Which scale evaluates the appearance of a subarachnoid hemorrhage on a CT scan?
- Which treatment is used to manage a cerebral aneurysm associated with subarachnoid hemorrhage?
- Which medication listed for a client with subarachnoid hemorrhage is used for seizure prophylaxis?
- What is the primary distinction between primary and secondary head injuries in the material?
- Which mechanism is included among the mechanical forces that can cause traumatic brain injury?
- Which finding is characteristic of mild traumatic brain injury?
- Which finding is associated with moderate to severe traumatic brain injury?
- How is chronic traumatic encephalopathy described in the material?
- Which cognitive or behavioral change is associated with chronic traumatic encephalopathy?
- Which assessment finding is associated with cerebral fluid leakage after craniofacial trauma?
- Which nursing responsibility is emphasized for clients with neurological injuries?
- Which therapy is listed as a treatment option for neurological injuries?
- During the evaluation step of the nursing process, what should the nurse determine?