WGU D440 SAUNDERS REVIEW |OA|OBJECTIVE
ASSESSMENT | EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Correct
Incorrect
broccoli, cabbage
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2 of 75
Term
a 72-year-old patient demonstrates left-side weakness of upper and
lower extremities. the symptoms lasted less than an hour and
resolved with no evidence of infarction. the patient the most likely
experienced a(n):
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pregnancy, lactation, infancy, childhood, and adolescence. Adults and older
adults may experience physiological changes related to aging that will influence
individual nutritional needs.
panic disorder
transiet ischemia attack
basilar skull fracture
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, 3 of 75
Definition
frontal
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what is the main source of bleeding in epidural hematoma?
a coup injury resulting from a blow to the frontal portion of the skull would
occur in which region of the brain?
which manifestation does interruption of the dorsal spinal cord column cause in
a client with spinal cord injury>
a nurse is preparing to teach staff about the most common type of traumatic
brain injury. which type of traumatic brain injury should the nurse discuss?
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4 of 75
Definition
evaluating serum albumin levels.
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, the nurse suspects cerebral edema
in a client with a cerebral contusion.
Electrolytes play a major role in?
which diagnostic test will confirm
this?
Why is water important for our Long-term protein status can
health? be determined by
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5 of 75
Term
a patient is newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). what
physiological change is causing the patient's symptoms?
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"I hear voices in my head about how autoimmunity and genetic
to cheer up." susceptibitly
demyelination of nerve fibers
hyperextension of the vertical spine
in the CNS
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ASSESSMENT | EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Correct
Incorrect
broccoli, cabbage
, Don't know?
2 of 75
Term
a 72-year-old patient demonstrates left-side weakness of upper and
lower extremities. the symptoms lasted less than an hour and
resolved with no evidence of infarction. the patient the most likely
experienced a(n):
Give this one a try later!
pregnancy, lactation, infancy, childhood, and adolescence. Adults and older
adults may experience physiological changes related to aging that will influence
individual nutritional needs.
panic disorder
transiet ischemia attack
basilar skull fracture
Don't know?
, 3 of 75
Definition
frontal
Give this one a try later!
what is the main source of bleeding in epidural hematoma?
a coup injury resulting from a blow to the frontal portion of the skull would
occur in which region of the brain?
which manifestation does interruption of the dorsal spinal cord column cause in
a client with spinal cord injury>
a nurse is preparing to teach staff about the most common type of traumatic
brain injury. which type of traumatic brain injury should the nurse discuss?
Don't know?
4 of 75
Definition
evaluating serum albumin levels.
Give this one a try later!
, the nurse suspects cerebral edema
in a client with a cerebral contusion.
Electrolytes play a major role in?
which diagnostic test will confirm
this?
Why is water important for our Long-term protein status can
health? be determined by
Don't know?
5 of 75
Term
a patient is newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). what
physiological change is causing the patient's symptoms?
Give this one a try later!
"I hear voices in my head about how autoimmunity and genetic
to cheer up." susceptibitly
demyelination of nerve fibers
hyperextension of the vertical spine
in the CNS
Don't know?
