Nihss areas of assessment - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NIH STROKE SCALE 2023 CORRECTLY ANSWERED 1A - Level of consciousness (stimulate, rub, pinch) - CORRECT ANSWER-0 - Alert; keenly responsive 1 - not alert, Arouses to minor stimulation 2 - Requires repeated stimulation to arouse 3 - reflex movements only or totally unresponsive; Postures or unresponsive( use painful/noxious stimulus) 1B - Ask month and age - CORRECT ANSWER-0 - Both questions right 1 - One question right 1 - Dysarthric, intubated, trauma, or language barrier 2 - Aphas...

A patient is in cardiac arrest. The cardiac monitor shows asystole. In addition to providing continuous high-quality CPR, what is the other priority intervention for this patient? - ANSWER Administering epinephrine as early as possible A patient has experienced return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) after cardiac arrest. The healthcare team is conducting a secondary assessment to determine the possible cause of the patient's cardiac arrest. Before the arrest, the patient exhibited jugular ...

1. 1A - Level of con- sciousness 2. 1B - Ask month and age 3. 1C - "Blink eyes" and "Squeeze hands" 4. 2 - Test hori- zontal extraocu- lar muscles 5. 3 - Test visual fields 6. 4 - Test facial pal- 0 - Alert; keenly responsive 1 - Arouses to minor stimulation 2 - Requires repeated stimulation to arouse 2 - Movements to pain 3 - Postures or unresponsive 0 - Both questions right 1 - One question right 1 - Dysarthric, intubated, trauma, or language barrier 2 - Aphasic 0 - Performs bot...

NUR 195 Final Exam Outline ATI Chapters 15, 17-36, 38, 46-52, 56-61, 67-74, 82-83 H&C Chapters 20-31, 39-48, 51, 53-55, 60-61, 67 * , and tests* 1. Respiratory Assessment and Care Modalities a. Respiratory Assessment • Health History- Past Health, Social, and Family History i. Physical Assessment General Appearance • Clubbing • Cyanosis Upper Respiratory Structures • Nose and Sinuses • Trachea Lower Respiratory Structures and Breathing • Positioning • Thoracic Ins...

NIH Stroke Scale Questions and Answers 2023 1A - Level of consciousness (stimulate, rub, pinch) 0 - Alert; keenly responsive 1 - not alert, Arouses to minor stimulation 2 - Requires repeated stimulation to arouse 3 - reflex movements only or totally unresponsive; Postures or unresponsive( use painful/noxious stimulus) 1B - Ask month and age 0 - Both questions right 1 - One question right 1 - Dysarthric, intubated, trauma, or language barrier 2 - Aphasic 1C - "Blink eyes...

1. A patient is admitted with spotting. She had been treated two weeks previously for a miscarriage with sepsis. The sepsis had resolved, and she is afebrile at this time. She is treated with an aspiration dilation and curettage and products of conception are found. Which of the following should be the principal diagnosis? a. Miscarriage b. Complications of spontaneous abortion with sepsis c. Sepsis d. Spontaneous abortion with sepsis a. Miscarriage 2. If a patient has an excision of a m...

N490 SPRING Final Exam Blueprint 65 questions on the following topics: GENETICS In all nursing practice settings, nurses have five main tasks: • Help collect and interpret relevant family and medical histories • Identify patients and families who need further genetics evaluation and counseling and refer them to appropriategenetics services • Offer genetics information and resources to patients and families • Collaborate with genetics specialists • Participate in the management and coor...

Final Exam Study Guide NUR 2790: Professional Nursing III MODULE 1: CELLULAR REGULATION Cancer • Primary vs. Secondary prevention Primary CA prevention: removal of “at risk” tissue, chemo prevention, vaccination (HPV) Secondary CA prevention: regular screening • Risk factors/warning signs (CAUTION mneumonic) C: change in bowel/bladder function A: a sore throat that does not heal U: unusual bleeding T: thickening lumps I: indigestion/difficulty swallowing O: obvious change in mole N: nagg...