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NUR 2755 MULTIDIMENSIONAL CARE IV /MDC 4
EXAM 3 REVIEW RASMUSSEN|| ACCURATE AND
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS|| LATEST AND COMPLETE
UPDATE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GRADED A+||
SURE PASS!!
1. Muscle weakness increase uncordination confusion apathy incoherence
decreased clotting
Pneumothorax interventions
MS physical assessment
Frostbite physical assessment
Moderate hypothermia symptoms
2. Worst headache ever
Subarachnoid hemorrhage symptom
Spinal Cord Injury Intervention
Right hemisphere stroke changes
Guillian Barre Syndrome patho
3. infection vaccine autoimmune
ARF ABG's
GBS causes
ARDS Phases
MG causes
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4. comprehensive head to toe diagnostic labs insertion-GI tube, cath temporary
dressing splints to fractures
Secondary survey
P.E. Intervention
decoricate posture
ARF oxygenation
5. nonpurposeful, stereotyped, and repetitive behaviors that commonly
accompany focal impaired awareness seizures (in the semiologic classification,
they define automotor seizures). The behavior is inappropriate for the situation.
Patients are usually amnestic to their automatisms.
complex/automatism seizure
seizure phase Prodomal
Seizure phase post ictal
tonic-clonic seizure (grand mal)
6. stereotactic pallidotomy- destroy a portion of the globus pallidus, and
thereby, decrease patients' muscle rigidity from Parkinson's disease DBS-uses
electrical stimulation to modulate these control centers deep to the surface of the
brain, improving communication between brain cells. This helps to reduce
symptoms such as tremor, slowness, and stiffness.
Parkinson's surgical treatment
Heat exhaustion interventions
Parkinson's lab tests
Parkinson's 4 cardinal symptoms
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7. CSF mahave low dopamine
MRI or SPECT to rule out other brain conditions
Parkinson's drug treatment
MG non-surgical interventions
Parkinson's lab tests
ARF interventions
8. lack of meds, give a med and see if it helps
Myasthenic crisis
Cushing triad
Myasthenia Gravis patho
Non urgent triage
9. complete- no function below injury incomplete-some function below injury
Spinal cord injury complete vs incomplete
Spinal Cord Injury Intervention
Triage rules
HEat stroke prehospital interventions
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10. Tonic-clonic tonic clonic myoclonic atonic
Multiple sclerosis patho
Generalized Seizures types
Seizure Diagnostic testing
Severe hypothermia symptoms
11. could wait several hours and survive ex. Rash strains and sprains colds
simple fractures
Non urgent triage
ARF interventions
Myasthenic crisis
Vent care
12. ABC's peripheral pulses and cap refill hemmorage check Glascow coma
scale spinal shock- loss of motor, reflexes assess mobility/function assess bowel
activity
Spinal cord injury physical assessment
Stroke Risk factors non modifiable
Causes fo seizures secondary
Heat stroke hospital interventions
13. thyroid function SPEP
AChR antibodies chest xray/ct RNS
NUR 2755 MULTIDIMENSIONAL CARE IV /MDC 4
EXAM 3 REVIEW RASMUSSEN|| ACCURATE AND
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS|| LATEST AND COMPLETE
UPDATE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GRADED A+||
SURE PASS!!
1. Muscle weakness increase uncordination confusion apathy incoherence
decreased clotting
Pneumothorax interventions
MS physical assessment
Frostbite physical assessment
Moderate hypothermia symptoms
2. Worst headache ever
Subarachnoid hemorrhage symptom
Spinal Cord Injury Intervention
Right hemisphere stroke changes
Guillian Barre Syndrome patho
3. infection vaccine autoimmune
ARF ABG's
GBS causes
ARDS Phases
MG causes
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4. comprehensive head to toe diagnostic labs insertion-GI tube, cath temporary
dressing splints to fractures
Secondary survey
P.E. Intervention
decoricate posture
ARF oxygenation
5. nonpurposeful, stereotyped, and repetitive behaviors that commonly
accompany focal impaired awareness seizures (in the semiologic classification,
they define automotor seizures). The behavior is inappropriate for the situation.
Patients are usually amnestic to their automatisms.
complex/automatism seizure
seizure phase Prodomal
Seizure phase post ictal
tonic-clonic seizure (grand mal)
6. stereotactic pallidotomy- destroy a portion of the globus pallidus, and
thereby, decrease patients' muscle rigidity from Parkinson's disease DBS-uses
electrical stimulation to modulate these control centers deep to the surface of the
brain, improving communication between brain cells. This helps to reduce
symptoms such as tremor, slowness, and stiffness.
Parkinson's surgical treatment
Heat exhaustion interventions
Parkinson's lab tests
Parkinson's 4 cardinal symptoms
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7. CSF mahave low dopamine
MRI or SPECT to rule out other brain conditions
Parkinson's drug treatment
MG non-surgical interventions
Parkinson's lab tests
ARF interventions
8. lack of meds, give a med and see if it helps
Myasthenic crisis
Cushing triad
Myasthenia Gravis patho
Non urgent triage
9. complete- no function below injury incomplete-some function below injury
Spinal cord injury complete vs incomplete
Spinal Cord Injury Intervention
Triage rules
HEat stroke prehospital interventions
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10. Tonic-clonic tonic clonic myoclonic atonic
Multiple sclerosis patho
Generalized Seizures types
Seizure Diagnostic testing
Severe hypothermia symptoms
11. could wait several hours and survive ex. Rash strains and sprains colds
simple fractures
Non urgent triage
ARF interventions
Myasthenic crisis
Vent care
12. ABC's peripheral pulses and cap refill hemmorage check Glascow coma
scale spinal shock- loss of motor, reflexes assess mobility/function assess bowel
activity
Spinal cord injury physical assessment
Stroke Risk factors non modifiable
Causes fo seizures secondary
Heat stroke hospital interventions
13. thyroid function SPEP
AChR antibodies chest xray/ct RNS
