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When you are testing mental status, what do you need to look at? - Answer - level of alertness, attention, and cooperation - orientation - memory - apraxia - language (spontaneous speech, comprehension, naming, etc) What is apraxia? What kind of disorder is it? When might it be seen? - Answer - inability to perform a learned motor act despite desire an physical ability to perform - disorder of motor planning - may be seen with parietal lobe lesions What is muscle tone? - Answer - res...

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Which nursing actions demonstrate an understanding of the components required when conducting the objective portion of a neurologic assessment? (Select all that apply.) - a. Evaluate cranial nerve XI function by asking the patient to shrug the shoulders d. Test for tactile discrimination using a door key Rationale: A complete neurologic examination consists of evaluating the following five areas: mental status, cranial nerves, motor and cerebellar systems, sensory system, and reflexes. The...

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TNCC Physical Assessments What is the Trauma Assessment Mnemonic? - correct answerA = Airway with simultaneous cervical spine stabilization/immobilization B = Breathing C = Circulation D = Disability (neurologic status) E = Expose patient/Environmental Control F = Full set of VS/Focused Adjuncts/Facilitate Family Presence G = Give comfort measures H = History/Head-to-toe assessment I = Inspect posterior surfaces What is assessed in Airway while simultaneously prot...

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Which nursing actions demonstrate an understanding of the components required when conducting the objective portion of a neurologic assessment? (Select all that apply.) - >>>>a. Evaluate cranial nerve XI function by asking the patient to shrug the shoulders d. Test for tactile discrimination using a door key Rationale: A complete neurologic examination consists of evaluating the following five areas: mental status, cranial nerves, motor and cerebellar systems, sensory system, a...