NUR 223 Unit 8 Exam Questions and
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Updated 2026
What ages can MS occur most at? 25-40 years
Does MS affect more men or Women
women?
This medication will help pt with bethanechol
MS
empty their bladder
What are you assessing when you Romberg Sign
instruct pt to close their eyes and
stand with their feet together and
see they lose their balance and
sway
back and forth?
What is Infliximab? Remicade
What must you monitor when pt flu-like symptoms & bone marrow
taking Interferon for treatment of suppression
MS? (infection risk)
, Why do people living higher north due to vitamin D deficiency
of
equator more prevalent of getting
MS?
Which form of MS is most Relapsing-remitting (RRMS)
common?
Which type of MS develops after Secondary Progressive (SPMS)
RRMS?
Which form of MS has no clear Primary Progressive MS (PPMS)
relapses or remissions and can
result
in quadriparesis, cognitive
dysfunction, visual loss, and
brainstem syndrome
This is a s/s of MS where there is Lhermitte's sign
an
electric shock sensation down the
spine with neck flexion
This s/s is most common in MS fatigue
and
worsens with heat or exertion
dysarthria slurred speech
Seen with MS
Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest
Updated 2026
What ages can MS occur most at? 25-40 years
Does MS affect more men or Women
women?
This medication will help pt with bethanechol
MS
empty their bladder
What are you assessing when you Romberg Sign
instruct pt to close their eyes and
stand with their feet together and
see they lose their balance and
sway
back and forth?
What is Infliximab? Remicade
What must you monitor when pt flu-like symptoms & bone marrow
taking Interferon for treatment of suppression
MS? (infection risk)
, Why do people living higher north due to vitamin D deficiency
of
equator more prevalent of getting
MS?
Which form of MS is most Relapsing-remitting (RRMS)
common?
Which type of MS develops after Secondary Progressive (SPMS)
RRMS?
Which form of MS has no clear Primary Progressive MS (PPMS)
relapses or remissions and can
result
in quadriparesis, cognitive
dysfunction, visual loss, and
brainstem syndrome
This is a s/s of MS where there is Lhermitte's sign
an
electric shock sensation down the
spine with neck flexion
This s/s is most common in MS fatigue
and
worsens with heat or exertion
dysarthria slurred speech
Seen with MS
