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NURS 5432 University Of Texas - Arlington
-NURS 5432 Practice Questions (Module's
1-4 & Case Study's, MIDTERM) With
Verified Solutions
What's the etiology of Lewy Body Dementia? - correct-answer-Lewy bodies are
abnormal clumps of a protein called Alpha synuclein that build up in the neurons.
The proteins damage the neurons and interfere with the availability of
acetylcholine.
How do cholinesterase inhibitors help the symptoms of Lewy Body Dementia? -
correct-answer-Cholinesterase inhibitors help by increasing the availability of
acetylcholine
Charles is a 75-year-old man. He has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. He
is currently presenting some new symptoms such as muscle stiffness and pill
rolling tremor. What if the following medications would be best to cater to his
symptoms?
A. Donepezil
B. Rivastigmine
C. Galantamine
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D. Levadopa
E. Memantine - correct-answer-D. Levadopa
This medication is best used to cater to patients presenting with Parkinson-like
symptoms of Lewy body Dementia
When a patient has Memory loss that improves with cues, they are more likely to
have Dementia or Pseudodementia? - correct-answer-Pseudodementia
When a patient is completing a Cognitive Test and they try hard but still perform
poorly, they are more likely to have Dementia or Pseudodementia? - correct-
answer-Dementia
When recalling history a patient with Dementia/Pseudodementia will give a
detailed history and a patient with Dementia/Pseudodementia will give a vague
history with few details. The - correct-answer-Pseudodementia
Dementia
Pseudodementia (depression) has a gradual progression, True or False? - correct-
answer-False, Rapid Onset
Dementia has a gradual progression
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Which of the following medications can be used for Delirium? SATA
A. Haloperidol
B. Levadopa
C. Diazepam
D. Diphenhydramine
E. Quetiapine - correct-answer-A. Haloperidol
E. Quetiapine (Seroquel)
What dose (range) of Haloperidol is used for Delirium? - correct-answer-0.25 - 0.5
mg PO/IM every 4 hours
What dose of Quetiapine is used for Delirium? - correct-answer-25mg once a day
at bedtime, increase to BID
What are the main symptoms of Gastroenteritis? - correct-answer-Diarrhea
Nausea and vomiting
Abdominal pain
Fecal urgency
Flatulence
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earq1old?q1-q1correct-answer-Rotavirus
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q1forq1postq1antibioticsq1useq1orq1hospitalization?
A. Campylobacterq1 Jejuni
B. Salmonella
C. Shigella
D. E.q1Coli
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F. Clostridiumq1perfringensq1-q1correct-answer-E.q1C.q1Difficile
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q1finq1children?
A. Campylobacterq1 Jejuni
B. Salmonella
C. Shigella
D. E.q1Coli
NURS 5432 University Of Texas - Arlington
-NURS 5432 Practice Questions (Module's
1-4 & Case Study's, MIDTERM) With
Verified Solutions
What's the etiology of Lewy Body Dementia? - correct-answer-Lewy bodies are
abnormal clumps of a protein called Alpha synuclein that build up in the neurons.
The proteins damage the neurons and interfere with the availability of
acetylcholine.
How do cholinesterase inhibitors help the symptoms of Lewy Body Dementia? -
correct-answer-Cholinesterase inhibitors help by increasing the availability of
acetylcholine
Charles is a 75-year-old man. He has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. He
is currently presenting some new symptoms such as muscle stiffness and pill
rolling tremor. What if the following medications would be best to cater to his
symptoms?
A. Donepezil
B. Rivastigmine
C. Galantamine
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D. Levadopa
E. Memantine - correct-answer-D. Levadopa
This medication is best used to cater to patients presenting with Parkinson-like
symptoms of Lewy body Dementia
When a patient has Memory loss that improves with cues, they are more likely to
have Dementia or Pseudodementia? - correct-answer-Pseudodementia
When a patient is completing a Cognitive Test and they try hard but still perform
poorly, they are more likely to have Dementia or Pseudodementia? - correct-
answer-Dementia
When recalling history a patient with Dementia/Pseudodementia will give a
detailed history and a patient with Dementia/Pseudodementia will give a vague
history with few details. The - correct-answer-Pseudodementia
Dementia
Pseudodementia (depression) has a gradual progression, True or False? - correct-
answer-False, Rapid Onset
Dementia has a gradual progression
, Pq1aq1gq1e
q 1 |q13
Which of the following medications can be used for Delirium? SATA
A. Haloperidol
B. Levadopa
C. Diazepam
D. Diphenhydramine
E. Quetiapine - correct-answer-A. Haloperidol
E. Quetiapine (Seroquel)
What dose (range) of Haloperidol is used for Delirium? - correct-answer-0.25 - 0.5
mg PO/IM every 4 hours
What dose of Quetiapine is used for Delirium? - correct-answer-25mg once a day
at bedtime, increase to BID
What are the main symptoms of Gastroenteritis? - correct-answer-Diarrhea
Nausea and vomiting
Abdominal pain
Fecal urgency
Flatulence
, Pq1aq1gq1e
q 1 |q14
Whatq1virusq1isq1responsibleq1forq1Gastroenteritisq1inq1childrenq1lessq1thanq11q1y
earq1old?q1-q1correct-answer-Rotavirus
Whichq1ofq1theq1followingq1bacterialq1causesq1ofq1gastroenteritisq1isq1mostq1common
q1forq1postq1antibioticsq1useq1orq1hospitalization?
A. Campylobacterq1 Jejuni
B. Salmonella
C. Shigella
D. E.q1Coli
E. C.q1Difficile
F. Clostridiumq1perfringensq1-q1correct-answer-E.q1C.q1Difficile
Whichq1ofq1theq1followingq1bacterialq1causesq1ofq1gastroenteritisq1isq1mostq1common
q1finq1children?
A. Campylobacterq1 Jejuni
B. Salmonella
C. Shigella
D. E.q1Coli
