NEWEST HSCE 1010 FINAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Reverse Trendelenburg Postion - (ANSWER)Feet at incline of 45 degrees
head up
used for PTs who find it hard to breathe
STAT - (ANSWER)done at once
Fully Conscious - (ANSWER)wakeful state, fully alert, converses
Semi-Conscious - (ANSWER)partially conscious, drowsy, simple commands and vague responses
Stupor - (ANSWER)Lethargic and immobile
Coma - (ANSWER)a state of deep and often prolonged unconsciousness, no response to stimuli
Glasgow Coma Scale - (ANSWER)15 is fully alert
3 is no response
Decerbrate - (ANSWER)Upper brain stem injury, flexed feet and fingers, pronated wrists and extended
arms and legs
Decorticate - (ANSWER)Injury to corticospinal tract, wrists are flexed on chest
Syncope - (ANSWER)brief loss of consciousness
Signs of syncope - (ANSWER)flushed, heavy sweating, faint (or literal fainting)
Have PT in trendelenberg position
,NEWEST HSCE 1010 FINAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Seizure - (ANSWER)Sudden passing of brain function disturbance
Types of Seizures - (ANSWER)Generalised,
Partial,
Absence
Causes of Seizures - (ANSWER)Epilepsy
Drugs
Withdrawal
Infection
Fever
Heat
Stroke
Signs of a Seizure - (ANSWER)Aura
Rigid muscles
jerky movements
unconsciousness
Shock - (ANSWER)Disturbance of blood flow to vital organs
Results when organs and tissues do not get enough blood
Causes of Stroke - (ANSWER)Injury
Disease
Emotions
Shock Symptoms - (ANSWER)Low temp
, NEWEST HSCE 1010 FINAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
thready pulse
weakness
restlessness
delirium
shallow and rapid breathing
Compensatory Stage of Shock - (ANSWER)Blood shunted from vital organs
Clammy skin
Decreased urine output
under active bowel
Progressive Stage of Shock - (ANSWER)Vital systems begin to fail
Chest pain
Pulmonary edema
BP falls
LOC
Irreversible Stage of Shock - (ANSWER)Irreparable damage to organs
Failure of liver and kidneys
lactic acidosis
low BP
Types of Shock - (ANSWER)Hypovolemic-loss of blood
Septic-infection
100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Reverse Trendelenburg Postion - (ANSWER)Feet at incline of 45 degrees
head up
used for PTs who find it hard to breathe
STAT - (ANSWER)done at once
Fully Conscious - (ANSWER)wakeful state, fully alert, converses
Semi-Conscious - (ANSWER)partially conscious, drowsy, simple commands and vague responses
Stupor - (ANSWER)Lethargic and immobile
Coma - (ANSWER)a state of deep and often prolonged unconsciousness, no response to stimuli
Glasgow Coma Scale - (ANSWER)15 is fully alert
3 is no response
Decerbrate - (ANSWER)Upper brain stem injury, flexed feet and fingers, pronated wrists and extended
arms and legs
Decorticate - (ANSWER)Injury to corticospinal tract, wrists are flexed on chest
Syncope - (ANSWER)brief loss of consciousness
Signs of syncope - (ANSWER)flushed, heavy sweating, faint (or literal fainting)
Have PT in trendelenberg position
,NEWEST HSCE 1010 FINAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Seizure - (ANSWER)Sudden passing of brain function disturbance
Types of Seizures - (ANSWER)Generalised,
Partial,
Absence
Causes of Seizures - (ANSWER)Epilepsy
Drugs
Withdrawal
Infection
Fever
Heat
Stroke
Signs of a Seizure - (ANSWER)Aura
Rigid muscles
jerky movements
unconsciousness
Shock - (ANSWER)Disturbance of blood flow to vital organs
Results when organs and tissues do not get enough blood
Causes of Stroke - (ANSWER)Injury
Disease
Emotions
Shock Symptoms - (ANSWER)Low temp
, NEWEST HSCE 1010 FINAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
thready pulse
weakness
restlessness
delirium
shallow and rapid breathing
Compensatory Stage of Shock - (ANSWER)Blood shunted from vital organs
Clammy skin
Decreased urine output
under active bowel
Progressive Stage of Shock - (ANSWER)Vital systems begin to fail
Chest pain
Pulmonary edema
BP falls
LOC
Irreversible Stage of Shock - (ANSWER)Irreparable damage to organs
Failure of liver and kidneys
lactic acidosis
low BP
Types of Shock - (ANSWER)Hypovolemic-loss of blood
Septic-infection
