NUR 2755
Multidimensional Care IV
MDC IV Exam 1
Rasmussen College
passing score of 90% or higher
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, The nurse explains that viral meningitis differs from bacterial meningitis in that
viral meningitis:
A. Is always fatal
B. Requires IV antibiotics
C. Usually resolves on its own
D. Causes severe brain swelling
C. Usually resolves on its own
Which CSF findings are consistent with bacterial meningitis?
A. High glucose, low protein
B. Low glucose, high protein, cloudy appearance
C. Normal glucose, clear fluid
D. Normal protein, clear fluid
B. Low glucose, high protein, cloudy appearance
The priority nursing assessment in meningitis is:
A. Respiratory rate
B. Neurological status
C. Bowel sounds
D. Urine output
B. Neurological status
(SATA) Nursing interventions for meningitis include:
Pain management
Environmental quiet and reduced stimuli
Neurological and cranial nerve assessments
Fluid restriction if SIADH develops
Encouraging frequent ambulation
ICP and pain control, calm environment, and neuro monitoring are essential. Fluid
restriction is used only with SIADH
Multidimensional Care IV
MDC IV Exam 1
Rasmussen College
passing score of 90% or higher
What You’ll Receive (Digital Download)
Exam-Style Qs that mirror the actual Exam
Most Comprehensive to Pass the Exam
Printable + tablet-friendly PDF
, The nurse explains that viral meningitis differs from bacterial meningitis in that
viral meningitis:
A. Is always fatal
B. Requires IV antibiotics
C. Usually resolves on its own
D. Causes severe brain swelling
C. Usually resolves on its own
Which CSF findings are consistent with bacterial meningitis?
A. High glucose, low protein
B. Low glucose, high protein, cloudy appearance
C. Normal glucose, clear fluid
D. Normal protein, clear fluid
B. Low glucose, high protein, cloudy appearance
The priority nursing assessment in meningitis is:
A. Respiratory rate
B. Neurological status
C. Bowel sounds
D. Urine output
B. Neurological status
(SATA) Nursing interventions for meningitis include:
Pain management
Environmental quiet and reduced stimuli
Neurological and cranial nerve assessments
Fluid restriction if SIADH develops
Encouraging frequent ambulation
ICP and pain control, calm environment, and neuro monitoring are essential. Fluid
restriction is used only with SIADH
