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, 1. The nurse is caring for a patient who was thrown from a
horse and has a decreased level of consciousness, decorticate
posturing and hyperthermia. These findings are consistent
with
A. diffuse axonal injury
B. subdural hematoma.
C. Epidural hematoma.
D. Intracerebral hematoma. - Answer: A. diffuse axonal injury
2. A patient who has a chest tube continues to have decreased
breath sounds on the affected side and asymmetrical chest
wall movement with each breath. The nurse notes a large
amount of bubbling in the water seal chamber and
subcutaneous air from the neck to the abdomen. The nurse
should suspect A. pneumothorax progressing to a tension
pneumothorax.
B. multiple rib fractures and a flail chest.
C. hollow organ injury.
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, 1. The nurse is caring for a patient who was thrown from a
horse and has a decreased level of consciousness, decorticate
posturing and hyperthermia. These findings are consistent
with
A. diffuse axonal injury
B. subdural hematoma.
C. Epidural hematoma.
D. Intracerebral hematoma. - Answer: A. diffuse axonal injury
2. A patient who has a chest tube continues to have decreased
breath sounds on the affected side and asymmetrical chest
wall movement with each breath. The nurse notes a large
amount of bubbling in the water seal chamber and
subcutaneous air from the neck to the abdomen. The nurse
should suspect A. pneumothorax progressing to a tension
pneumothorax.
B. multiple rib fractures and a flail chest.
C. hollow organ injury.