MS(multiple sclerosis) Questions With Complete Solutions
What's test is used to diagnose MS? correct answer: There is no
one test that can determine MS that's why it's difficult to
assess(fa davis)
Clinical manifestations of MS include? 2 what type of risk does
this pose correct answer: Numbness and weakness in at least
one limb
Partial or complete vision loss (optic neuritis)
Double or blurred vision
Tingling or pain through the body (fa davis)
*electric shock with movement
*tremors or unsteady gait
*fatigue
*speak problem
*memory loss
2. Safety risk (fa davis)
MS and triggers correct answer: Doctors have to find what the
triggers are so the patient can avoid these triggers.
What is recommended for MS patients correct answer:
*adequete rest
*excersize
*nutritional diet
*stress relief techniques
*havinf a cool comfortable environment
, The nurse should teach patient about correct answer: Muscle
stiffness
Abnormal bladder or sexual function
Assist patient with maintains mobility
Keep muscles strong and flexible
Patient who has MS starts to have muscle spasms what would
the nurse adminster correct answer: Muscle relaxants
Sharon is prescribed a corticosteroid while in the hospital. She
tells the nurse, "I hate that medication. It makes me feel like I'm
crazy. Why is it needed?" What rationale should the nurse
provide? correct answer: It decreases the inflammation and
immunological factors involved in the exacerbation
Which finding leads the nurse to believe that additional
education on managing the disease is required for this client?
correct answer: " I will take a hot bath at bedtime to relax"
Decreased sensation secondary to demyelination makes the
patient at risk of burn injuries if the water is too hot. They may
also be heat-sensitive and feel that heat makes them feel limp
and more fatigued.
Sharon is being discharged from the hospital and is looking
forward to going home. Which health promotion method should
be included in her discharge teaching? correct answer: Walking
as a form of exercise can help improve endurance and support
muscle strength. Because of changes in mobility, sensation, and
vision, the patient is at increased risk of falls and injury. There is
no need for follow up corticosteroid injection therapy or
avoidance of milk products. Avoidance of hot tubs would be
What's test is used to diagnose MS? correct answer: There is no
one test that can determine MS that's why it's difficult to
assess(fa davis)
Clinical manifestations of MS include? 2 what type of risk does
this pose correct answer: Numbness and weakness in at least
one limb
Partial or complete vision loss (optic neuritis)
Double or blurred vision
Tingling or pain through the body (fa davis)
*electric shock with movement
*tremors or unsteady gait
*fatigue
*speak problem
*memory loss
2. Safety risk (fa davis)
MS and triggers correct answer: Doctors have to find what the
triggers are so the patient can avoid these triggers.
What is recommended for MS patients correct answer:
*adequete rest
*excersize
*nutritional diet
*stress relief techniques
*havinf a cool comfortable environment
, The nurse should teach patient about correct answer: Muscle
stiffness
Abnormal bladder or sexual function
Assist patient with maintains mobility
Keep muscles strong and flexible
Patient who has MS starts to have muscle spasms what would
the nurse adminster correct answer: Muscle relaxants
Sharon is prescribed a corticosteroid while in the hospital. She
tells the nurse, "I hate that medication. It makes me feel like I'm
crazy. Why is it needed?" What rationale should the nurse
provide? correct answer: It decreases the inflammation and
immunological factors involved in the exacerbation
Which finding leads the nurse to believe that additional
education on managing the disease is required for this client?
correct answer: " I will take a hot bath at bedtime to relax"
Decreased sensation secondary to demyelination makes the
patient at risk of burn injuries if the water is too hot. They may
also be heat-sensitive and feel that heat makes them feel limp
and more fatigued.
Sharon is being discharged from the hospital and is looking
forward to going home. Which health promotion method should
be included in her discharge teaching? correct answer: Walking
as a form of exercise can help improve endurance and support
muscle strength. Because of changes in mobility, sensation, and
vision, the patient is at increased risk of falls and injury. There is
no need for follow up corticosteroid injection therapy or
avoidance of milk products. Avoidance of hot tubs would be
