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NUR 150 Exam 4| Questions with Correct Verified
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1. R side brain damage clinical manifestations: RESPONSE
L side
hemiplegia
L side
neglect
spatial/perceptual deficits (agnosia, apraxia,
hemianopsia) deny/minimize problems
impulsive/unsafe impaired time concepts/judgement
rapid performance, short attention span
2. L side brain damage clinical manifestations: LOGIC
R side hemiplegia (paralyzed)
impaired speech/language
impaired R/L discrimination
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, cautious/slow performance
aware of deficits, depression,
anxiety
impaired comprehension related to math and language
3. TPA facts: used for ischemic stroke < 3 hours from symptom onset
-head CT negative for hemorrhage
-no surgery/trauma/stroke < 3 months
- no bleeding
SBP < 185
-DBP < 110
- platelets > 100k
- PT < 15 sec
- INR < 1.5
- Glucose > 50 and < 400
4. Ischemic CVA medications: TPA antiplatelets (plavix,
aspirin 81, Aggrenox 24 hours after TPA)
Goal prevent platelet aggregation and recurrent stroke
5. hemorrhagic stroke medications: Decrease MAP (mean
arterial pressure) NO tPA, anticoagulants, or antiplatelet drugs.
NUR 150
NUR 150 Exam 4| Questions with Correct Verified
Answers | Latest Update (2025/2026) |
Guaranteed Pass| Hondros
1. R side brain damage clinical manifestations: RESPONSE
L side
hemiplegia
L side
neglect
spatial/perceptual deficits (agnosia, apraxia,
hemianopsia) deny/minimize problems
impulsive/unsafe impaired time concepts/judgement
rapid performance, short attention span
2. L side brain damage clinical manifestations: LOGIC
R side hemiplegia (paralyzed)
impaired speech/language
impaired R/L discrimination
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, cautious/slow performance
aware of deficits, depression,
anxiety
impaired comprehension related to math and language
3. TPA facts: used for ischemic stroke < 3 hours from symptom onset
-head CT negative for hemorrhage
-no surgery/trauma/stroke < 3 months
- no bleeding
SBP < 185
-DBP < 110
- platelets > 100k
- PT < 15 sec
- INR < 1.5
- Glucose > 50 and < 400
4. Ischemic CVA medications: TPA antiplatelets (plavix,
aspirin 81, Aggrenox 24 hours after TPA)
Goal prevent platelet aggregation and recurrent stroke
5. hemorrhagic stroke medications: Decrease MAP (mean
arterial pressure) NO tPA, anticoagulants, or antiplatelet drugs.
