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Bud Fox - CORRECT ANSWER-a young struggling stockbroker who's looking for shortcuts to become wealthy. fresh out of school and doesn't get a lot of help from his boss Carl Fox - CORRECT ANSWER-Bud's father, a mechanic with Blue Star airlines and head of the mechanic's union Lou Mannheim - CORRECT ANSWER-Bud's mentor, been with the company a long time and gives him advice Gordon Gekko - CORRECT ANSWER-played by Michael Douglass. a billioner stock and real estate investor a...

What is generally not considered to be a pre-tax non-recurring (unusual or infrequent) item? - CORRECT ANSWER-Extraordinary gains/losses Depreciation Expense found in the SG&A line of the income statement for a manufacturing firm would most likely be attributable to which of the following - CORRECT ANSWER-computers used by the accounting department what is false about depreciation and amortization - CORRECT ANSWER-D&A may be classified within interest expense Company X's current asse...

What is used to detect if a SAML assertion was modified after being issued? Options: - XML - Digital Signatures - Attributes - Tokens - CORRECT ANSWER-Digital Signatures How is a SAML assertion delivered to Zscaler? Options: - The IdP sends it via an HTTP post directly to the SP via a backend API - The SP sends it via an HTTP post directly to the IdP via a backend API - The IdP sends it via the user's browser to the SP - The SP sends it via a trusted authority to the IdP - CO...

Which metrics are collected by Web Probes? - CORRECT ANSWER-Page Fetch Time DNS Time Server Response Time Availability What is a subcloud? - CORRECT ANSWER-A subcloud is a subset of ZIA Public Service Edges, ZIA Private Service Edges, or both. What do iOS and Android devices use to connect to the ZTE? - CORRECT ANSWER-Zscaler Client Connector Which metrics are collected by Cloud Path Probes - CORRECT ANSWER-Hop count Packet loss Latency What are the three levels of the Zscaler M...

Stroke Exam 2025/2026 STUDY BUNDLE (COMPLETE PACKAGE)(Verified Answers)

What are the two types of stroke? - ANSWER-Ischemic versus hemorrhagic What is ischemic stroke - ANSWER-It is caused by a blockage or clot What are the types of ischemic stroke? - ANSWER-Embolic: traveling blood clot Thrombotic: growing in an artery Atherosclerosis: fatty build up What is the frontal lobe responsible for? - ANSWER-planning organization selective attention problem solving personality higher cognitive skills function What happens when the frontal lobe is injured...

The nurse recognizes that which patient is at greatest risk for death secondary to stroke? -A 36-year-old Caucasian male -A 45-year-old Asian male -A 56-year-old African American female -A 62-year-old Hispanic female - ANSWER--A 56-year-old African American female The incidence of stroke is greater in men than women until age 55 at which time the incidence of stroke is greater in women than men. Death from stroke is greater in women and African Americans. A nurse is caring for a clie...

Approximately how long can the penumbra survive without intervention before infarction - ANSWER-6-8 hours What area is composed of infarcted, irreversibly damaged tissue without collateral blood flow? - ANSWER-core What cerebral blood flow rate is required for normal brain function? - ANSWER-50 ml/100g/min What area of ischemic tissue surrounds infarcted tissue yet is salvageable with timely intervention? - ANSWER-penumbra What is the expected blood flow rate in the infarct core? - A...

Which defining features are characteristics of a stroke? - ANSWER-Primary involvement of the central nervous system Ischemic or hemorrhagic cause Sudden onset of signs and symptoms The two main types of stroke are ischemic and ______________. - ANSWER-Hemorrhagic An abnormal finding in any one of the Cincinnati Prehospital Stroke Scale assessment areas is associated with what probability of stroke? - ANSWER-72% Within how much time from the patient's arrival at the facility sho...

Hemorrhagic strokes are caused by bleeding between where or where? - ANSWER-the protective layers of the brain or bleeding within the brain Bleeding between the protective layers of the brain - ANSWER-Subarachnoid hemorrhage Bleeding within the brain - ANSWER-Intracerebral Hemorrhage Most subarachnoid hemorrhages are caused by - ANSWER-a ruptured intracranial aneursym A patient presenting with subarchnoid hemorrhage will have - ANSWER-a sudden, severe headache described as the worst ...

What are the 5 components of a stroke assessment? - ANSWER-LOC, Speech, Leg Strength, Arm Strength, Grip Strength. Speech Assessment - ANSWER-Normal Slurred !Incomprehensible or mute! Leg Strength Assessment - ANSWER-Normal Right-drifts down Leg-drifts down !Right-falls down! !Left-falls down! Level of Conciousness (LOC) Assessment - ANSWER-Alert Responds to verbal !Responds to pain only! !Unresponsive! Arm Strength Assessment - ANSWER-(Elevate with palm down and hold for 10...

Eating a healthy diet, exercise, and losing extra weight can help prevent stroke. - ANSWER-True A patient experiencing confusion, trouble speaking, and loss of balance may be experiencing a stroke. - ANSWER-True What does "T" stand for in F-A-S-T stroke recognition? - ANSWER-Time What does "A" stand for in F-A-S-T stroke recognition? - ANSWER-Arm weakness Rapid treatment can restore blood flow and oxygen to the brain and limit damage after a stroke event. - ANSWER-True ...

What clinical syndrome occurring after cerebral hemorrhage may be managed by induction of hypertension? - ANSWER-delayed cerebral ischemia What is considered a main benefit of endovascular coiling? - ANSWER-less invasive, lower risk What is an important consideration addressed in an external ventricular drain care bundle? - ANSWER-Administration of antibiotic dose before insertion What condition might occur after an acute neurological injury and result in patient experiencing rapid-onse...

Balance, eyes, face, arms, speech, time (BEFAST) - ANSWER-Which prehospital stroke screening tool assists individuals in the community and emergency personnel with rapid identification of possible stroke? dysarthria - ANSWER-Which communication disorder results from impaired control of the muscles of speech including the tongue? sedative medications - ANSWER-Which of the following would be of greatest concern for increased risk of falls? clench your teeth and move your jaw from side to ...

What instruction would you give to a patient when assessing their hypoglossal nerve, cranial nerve XII? - ANSWER-stick out and move tongue around What instruction would you give to a patient when assessing their facial nerve, cranial nerve VII? - ANSWER-smile and raise eyebrows What test should be performed to assess coordination of upper extremities? - ANSWER-finger nose What intracerebral hemorrhage grading scale is utilized to predict permanent neurological deficits with surgery to r...

What NIHSS score is associated with an increased fall risk? - ANSWER-> equal to 8 what stroke specific assessments should be performed upon admission? - ANSWER-VS, NIHSS, glucose, swallowing blood glucose should be monitored in non diabetic stroke patients - ANSWER-true what complication is signaled by pulsation bruit and groin pain following mechanical thrombectomy? - ANSWER-pseudoaneurysm what are the recommendations for BP post reperfusion? - ANSWER-<180/105 what conditio...

Which process performance measure focuses on collecting data for improving performance on completion of NIHSS on all suspected stroke patients? - ANSWER-Compliance rate for documentation of NHISS in medical record What type of performance measure addresses complications and recurrent stroke? - ANSWER-Outcome measure What is one advantage of stroke center certification to the community? - ANSWER-Enhanced care in all Patient care settings What actions can a facility take to improve perfor...

stroke syndromes - ANSWER-CORTICAL - contralateral motor, sensory, and cranial nerve deficits BRAINSTEM - cranial nerve nuclei (uncrossed), corticospinal tract (crossed) --> ipsilateral facial and contralateral extremity weakness PONTINE - coma, miosis, gaze paresis, ataxic breathing CEREBELLAR - nystagmus, dizziness, N/V, ataxia stroke mimics - ANSWER-1. Intoxication (drug/alcohol) 2. Hypo/hyperglycaemia 3. Seizures 4. Brain timor 5. Syncope 6. Middle ear disorder 7. Migraine 8....

What NIHSS score is associated with an increased fall risk? - ANSWER-> equal to 8 what stroke specific assessments should be performed upon admission? - ANSWER-VS, NIHSS, glucose, swallowing what complication is signaled by pulsation bruit and groin pain following mechanical thrombectomy? - ANSWER-pseudoaneurysm what should be assessed with neuro vascular checks? - ANSWER-distal pulses, skin color, and temp what admitting diagnosis is most common for patients having in hospital st...

Stroke is the ___ leading cause of death - ANSWER-5th Only about ___ of stroke survivors get outpatient care in the US - ANSWER-1/3 Stroke - definition - ANSWER-Sudden loss of neurological function due to *interruption of blood supply* to the brain Stroke - 2 main types and frequencies - ANSWER-- *Ischemic Stroke* (87%): BLOCKAGE (obstruction) of a vessel due to atherosclerosis; 2 types - thrombotic or embolic - *Hemorrhagic Stroke* (13)%): RUPTURED blood vessel; common sources: HTN, a...