RNSG 1538 EVALUATION TEST ANSWERS AND
QUESTIONS SET A+
X
✔✔Pregabalin (Lyrica) - ✔✔What is the treatment for neuropathic pain?
✔✔Asymmetric movement
Floppy muscle tone
Uncontrolled movements
Stuff rigid spastic muscles
Weak or shaky movements
Difficulty swallowing, chewing, drooling
Difficulty breathing
Poor or no bladder and bowel control
Poor head and neck control
Dental problems
Difficulty speaking
Cognition difficulties- short attention, poor concentration, etc. - ✔✔What are some
various characteristics of cerebral palsy?
✔✔Dependency
Headstrong
Hyperactive
Anxious
Prone to conflict
Antisocial behavior
Strong emotional responses - ✔✔What are emotional/behavior problems that may
manifest with cerebral palsy patience especially ones with intellectual disability,
epilepsy, and pain?
✔✔Poor head control, floppy
Inability to sit up at 6-8 months
Crawl with an arched back
Feeding or swallowing difficulties
, Muscle spasms or feeling stiff - ✔✔What are signs that an infant may have cerebral
palsy? 5
✔✔Not walking by 12-18 months
Balance or coordination problems
Not speaking simple sentences by 24 months
Learning difficulties
Visual/hearing problems - ✔✔What are some signs in toddlers/children of cerebral
palsy? 5
✔✔Hemiplegia
Diplegia
Quadriplegia - ✔✔What are the three types that f cerebral palsy that are spastic &
pyramidal?
✔✔athetoid and dystonic CP - ✔✔What are the two types of cerebral palsy that are
dyskinetic, extrpyramidal, and involve the whole body?
✔✔Ataxia - ✔✔What is the type of cerebral palsy that involves the whole body and is
characterized by ataxia and extrapyramidal symptoms?
✔✔Botox injections
Baclofen pumps
Muscle relaxers- diazepam - ✔✔What medications are given to treat spasticity in
cerebral palsy?
✔✔In a strain the ligament pulls a fragment of bone loose - ✔✔What is an avulsion
fracture?
✔✔Warming up before exercise
Follow exercise with stretching
Strength exercises
Balance exercises - ✔✔How can sprains and strains be prevented?
✔✔No more than 20-30 minutes and don't apply directly to skin - ✔✔How long should
ice be applied to an injury?
✔✔Leave compression wrap for 30 minutes and remove for 15 minutes - ✔✔How long
should a compression bandage be left in an injury?
✔✔After 24-48 hours - ✔✔When can warm moist heat be applied to an injury
✔✔From repetitive wrist movements, pressure from edema or trauma, RA, diabetes,
PVD, possibly hormones - ✔✔What causes carpal tunnel syndrome?
QUESTIONS SET A+
X
✔✔Pregabalin (Lyrica) - ✔✔What is the treatment for neuropathic pain?
✔✔Asymmetric movement
Floppy muscle tone
Uncontrolled movements
Stuff rigid spastic muscles
Weak or shaky movements
Difficulty swallowing, chewing, drooling
Difficulty breathing
Poor or no bladder and bowel control
Poor head and neck control
Dental problems
Difficulty speaking
Cognition difficulties- short attention, poor concentration, etc. - ✔✔What are some
various characteristics of cerebral palsy?
✔✔Dependency
Headstrong
Hyperactive
Anxious
Prone to conflict
Antisocial behavior
Strong emotional responses - ✔✔What are emotional/behavior problems that may
manifest with cerebral palsy patience especially ones with intellectual disability,
epilepsy, and pain?
✔✔Poor head control, floppy
Inability to sit up at 6-8 months
Crawl with an arched back
Feeding or swallowing difficulties
, Muscle spasms or feeling stiff - ✔✔What are signs that an infant may have cerebral
palsy? 5
✔✔Not walking by 12-18 months
Balance or coordination problems
Not speaking simple sentences by 24 months
Learning difficulties
Visual/hearing problems - ✔✔What are some signs in toddlers/children of cerebral
palsy? 5
✔✔Hemiplegia
Diplegia
Quadriplegia - ✔✔What are the three types that f cerebral palsy that are spastic &
pyramidal?
✔✔athetoid and dystonic CP - ✔✔What are the two types of cerebral palsy that are
dyskinetic, extrpyramidal, and involve the whole body?
✔✔Ataxia - ✔✔What is the type of cerebral palsy that involves the whole body and is
characterized by ataxia and extrapyramidal symptoms?
✔✔Botox injections
Baclofen pumps
Muscle relaxers- diazepam - ✔✔What medications are given to treat spasticity in
cerebral palsy?
✔✔In a strain the ligament pulls a fragment of bone loose - ✔✔What is an avulsion
fracture?
✔✔Warming up before exercise
Follow exercise with stretching
Strength exercises
Balance exercises - ✔✔How can sprains and strains be prevented?
✔✔No more than 20-30 minutes and don't apply directly to skin - ✔✔How long should
ice be applied to an injury?
✔✔Leave compression wrap for 30 minutes and remove for 15 minutes - ✔✔How long
should a compression bandage be left in an injury?
✔✔After 24-48 hours - ✔✔When can warm moist heat be applied to an injury
✔✔From repetitive wrist movements, pressure from edema or trauma, RA, diabetes,
PVD, possibly hormones - ✔✔What causes carpal tunnel syndrome?
