NP Exam 1 Primary Care Adult 1: Questions & Answers : Updated A+ Score Guide Solution

peripheral vestibular disease treatment (Ans- antihistamines; take for 1 week then taper muscle contraction/tension headache (Ans- most common; young adults & females Paresthesia (Ans- abnormal sensation described as numbness or tingling, cramping, or pain without know stimulus "pins and needles" Paresis (Ans- weakness paresis causes (Ans- arterial occlusion, arteriosclerosis obliterans, nerve entrapment syndrome, neuropathy, TIA, herpes zoster arterial occlusion (Ans- immediate embolectomy within 4-6 hours, surgical emergencyarteriosclerosis obliterans (Ans- diminished or decreased blood flow to legs Tremors (Ans- involuntary muscle movements resting tremor (Ans- occurs in relaxed position and ends with purposeful movement intentional tremor (Ans- when patient attempts to make purposeful movement Epilepsy (Ans- 2 or more recurrent seizures because of CNS disorder Seizure (Ans- sudden, involuntary, time-limited alteration in behavio