Facial drooping - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A client presents in the emergency room with right-sided facial asymmetry. The nurse asks the client to perform a series of movements that require use of the facial muscles. What symptoms suggest that the client has most likely experience a Bell's palsy rather than a stroke? a. Slow onset of facial drooping associated with headache b. Inability to close the affected eye, raise brow, or smile c. A flat nasolabial fold on the right resulting in facial asymmetry. d. Drooling is present on ri...

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101. A client presents in the emergency room with right-sided facial asymmetry. The nurse asks the client to perform a series of movements that require use of the facial muscles. What symptoms suggest that the client has most likely experience a Bell‟s palsy rather than a stroke? a- Slow onset of facial drooping associated with headache b- Inability to close the affected eye, raise brow, or smile c- A flat nasolabial fold on the right resulting in facial asymmetry. d- Drooling i...

Exit Hesi 700 + Bank 101-200 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers 101. A client presents in the emergency room with right-sided facial asymmetry. The nurse asks the client to perform a series of movements that require use of the facial muscles. What symptoms suggest that the client has most likely experience a Bell‟s palsy rather than a stroke? a- Slow onset of facial drooping associated with headache b- Inability to close the affected eye, raise brow, or smile c- A flat naso...

Sudden cardiac arrest The heart stops suddenly and without warning Hemorrhage Excessive loss of blood What happens when someone goes into shock Organs and tissues dont get enough blood F.A.S.T Facial - drooping Arms - will not raise together Slurred - language Time - is of the essence Stages of dying Denial Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance Rigor mortis Stiffening of the skeletal muscles Inside the lungs where does the exchange of oxygen take place? ...