Perception And Coordination

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Perception And Coordination

In teaching the family care of the Alzheimer's patient, the nurse emphasizes which of the following behaviors as a serious threat to safety:

The nurse prepares to administer a mild sedative to the restless Alzheimers's patient. Which of the following is most likely to be prescribed?

A patient has been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. When teaching the family about the prognosis, the nurse must explain that:

When the elderly Alzheimer's client becomes agitated and disoriented, which medication is most likely to be prescribed?

The nurse assesses a patient experiencing global aphasia. She realizes that this patient:

When increasing intracranial pressure is suspected, the nurse should be alert for what other signs and symptoms?

The physician restricts IV fluids and orders diuretics for a neurologic client. The rationale for this is:

The finding of unequal pupillary response in an unconscious person should alert the nurse to:

A young man is in the emergency room with a closed head injury following a car accident. Baseline VS are BP 120/80, P 78, R 20. Which nursing assessment data would indicate a deterioration in his condition?

A 28-year-old woman complains of extreme muscle weakness and states, "I have to rest even after talking for a little while." The nurse assesses her for other symptoms of:

Other early symptoms of myasthenia gravis that the nurse assesses are:

The nurse is aware that the ultimate danger in this disease is progressive weakness and, eventually, the onset of myasthenic crisis. The complication is:

The medication prescribed for Parkinson's disease acts as a precursor to restore dopamine deficiency. What medication should the nurse give?

The nurse assessesa normal reflex when testing the plantar, or Babinski's in adult. what does she see?

During a neurological assessment, the nurse asks the patient to repeat a series of numbers. she is assessing:

The nurse asks a patient the time, his name, and date. She is assessing:

A score of five on the Glasgow Coma Scale is assessed. This assesment indicates that the patient is:

Decorticate posturing is the result of:

The patient with tic douloureaux should be carefully assessed for undernourishment and dehydration because:

What cranial nerve is affected in Bell's palsy?