Neruo Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Working with people with eye problems in their home: - ANSWER-· Don't change their layout of where things are. · Use their plate like a clock. · They can still hear you (Don't shout at them). · Explain what you are doing, don't just do it. Glaucoma - ANSWER-increased intraocular pressure results in damage to the retina and optic nerve with loss of vision · Open angle · Closed angle · Cataracts - ANSWER-clouding of the lens · Macular degeneration (elderly) - ANSWER-· No way ...

Types of Patients in Neuro ICU - Answer- -brain injuries -cerebral hemorrhage/infarct -SCI -neurosurgical injury -Guillain-Barre syndrome -Myesthenia gravis -Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis -Brain tumor/aneurysm Neuro ICU Professoinals - Answer- -neurointensivist -neurosurgeon -interventional neruoradiologist -nurses -social workers -pharmacist -PA -Therapy - RT, PT, OT, ST Which of the following is most important for a patient on a neuro-intensive care unit? A. Mainta...

Working with people with eye problems in their home: · Don't change their layout of where things are. · Use their plate like a clock. · They can still hear you (Don't shout at them). · Explain what you are doing, don't just do it. Glaucoma increased intraocular pressure results in damage to the retina and optic nerve with loss of vision · Open angle · Closed angle 00:02 01:39 · Cataracts clouding of the lens · Macular degeneration (elderly) · No ...

Intracellular fluid components - 2/3 of the bodies fluid is in the ICF, it's the fluid that is in all of the cells. Extracellular fluid components - the other 1/3 of the total body water, it's made up of interstitial fluid, plasma, lymph, synovial, intestinal, CSF, sweat, urine, pleural, peitoneal, pericardial, and introcular fluid. Where is blood plasma located? - in the extracellular fluid How does fluid move between compartments? - it occurs at the capillary level by forces of pres...

Neruological SOAP- Tina Jones

SCRN Study Questions and Answers 2023 A 67yo man with a hx of HTN, DM, HLD, and smoking presents to the ED. CC of persistent dizziness q1week that has become so severe he now has double vision, N/V. His wife tells you she noticed a L facial droop and slurring. Pt reports weakness in L arm and leg. He denies HA or SZ. Head CT was negative for acute bleed. Upon returning to the room he has become increasingly obtunded and difficult to arouse. You notice he now has a nystagmus and slightly dysconj...

CARDIOVASCULAR Renal: Diuretics: most act by disrupting solute reabsorption. NA and CH are predominant solutes in the filtrate. Most of these solutes is reabsorbed in PCT. Also, most bicarb and potassium is reabsorbed here also. Urine moves down loop of Henle and drawn into the interstitial space, thereby decreasing volume of tubular urine and causes the urine to become more concentrated. Diuretics work by blocking reabsorption of sodium and chloride. This creates osmotic pressure within the nep...

Functional neurological symptoms disorder is also known as which of the following? A . Conversion disorder B . Somatization disorder C . Factitious disorder D . A and C Which of the following would be a developmental trigger for a 3-year-old? Check all that apply. A . Cannot balance on one foot for 3 seconds, cannot copy a circle B . Lack of imaginative plan; cannot hypothesize an other's thought C . Cannot use a three-word sentence; speech only 50% understandable D . Speech less than...

This is a study guide for exam 2 460. It covers neurology (such as balance/gait, stroke, increased intracranial pressure, etc.). It also covers musculoskeletal, deep tendon reflexes, cranial nerves, and more. This study guide is based exactly off of what will be on the exam.

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