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ALU 301 Question and answers already passed 2024 Paralysis - correct answer -a loss of muscle function of one or more muscle groups -incomplete or partial paralysis -paresis is not a disease in itself but rather a symptom of damage to motor nerves as a result of either a disease process or injury Causes of paralysis - correct answer trauma to the brain or spinal cord, tumors, vascular insult, motor neuron or demyelinating diseases, inflammation, and infection Certain terms are often ...

Beta coma most commonly results from a. hepatic encephalopathy b. hypoglycemia c. drug overdose d. anoxic insult Answer drug overdose Skull defect a. diffuse slowing b. periodic complexes c. breach rhythm d. alpha squeak Answer breach rhythm Hypothalamic hamartoma a. myoclonic seizure b. reflex seizure c. gelastic seizure d. absence seizure Answer gelastic seizure (tumor that causes gelastic seizures)

Acquired Immunity types - Naturally Acquired Passively-mother's milk Actively-infected with pathogen Artificially Acquired Passively-vaccine Actively-Serum gamma globulin Actinic Keratosis - Premalignant lesion from sun exposure that can → squamous cell carcinoma. Adrenal Gland Abnormalities - Addison's Disease→Hyposecretion of Adrenal Cortical Cushing's Disease→Hypersecretion of Adrenal Cortical Pheochromocytoma→Hypersecretion of catecholamines Angioma - benign tumors...

what is neurogenic dysphagia? correct answers any issue with swallowing safely or efficiently caused by a neurogenic disease what are the causes of neurogenic dysphagia? correct answers -Parkinson's -Huntington's -TBI -CVA/stroke -MS -ALS -Guillian-Barre Syndrome -Alzheimer's -Brain tumors -Bulbar/Pseudobulbar Palsy -Myathenia Gravis -Neurotoxins where can the location of the problem that causes dysphagia be (in neurogenic dysphagia) correct answers brain or CNS -cerebra...

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Which components are able to change to adapt to small increases in intracranial pressure (ICP) (select all that apply)? A. blood B. Skull bone C. brain tissue D. Scalp tissue E. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) - A C E Calculate CPP of a patient whose blood pressure is 106/52 mm Hg and ICP is 14 mm Hg. - 56 mm Hg Calculate CPP of a patient with an ICP of 34 mm Hg and a systemic blood pressure of 108/64 - 44.6 mm Hg Which factors decrease cerebral blood flow (select all that apply)?...

ARDS NCLEX Practice Questions The nurse is caring for a client with suspected acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Which symptom of ARDS should the nurse anticipate will appear within 24 to 48 hours after the initial insult? (Select all that apply.) Shortness of breath Rapid breathing Fluid imbalance Chest x-ray clear of infiltrates Arterial blood gases varying from normal limits - correct answer Shortness of breath Rapid breathing Chest x-ray clear of infiltrates ...

Advantages of Accelerated Osteo Orthodontics correct answers 1. Increase limit of tooth movement 2. There is going to be a decreased need for extraction (increasing anatomic limit of bony boundary) 3. Treatment time is decreased (reduce tooth movement time by 1/3-1/4) 4. Increased alveolar bone volume (can correct pre-existing bony dehicence and fenestrations) 5. Alveolar reshaping for patient profile enhancement 6. Simultaneous rapid recovery of shallow unerupted teeth Principle of AO...

Congenital (define) - Answer-present at birth Chromosomal Abnormalities (define) - Answer-A change in the number of chromosomes or in their normal structure. What is "normal" genetic makeup - Answer-22 pairs and 2 sex chromosomes 46 XX (f) 46 XY (m) Disease (define) - Answer-a change in the normal body structure/function that leads to abnormal function (eg. resulting from a direct insult such as a trauma or infection, or an indirect insult such as a disturbance in metabolism) ...

what is neurogenic dysphagia? correct answers any issue with swallowing safely or efficiently caused by a neurogenic disease what are the causes of neurogenic dysphagia? correct answers -Parkinson's -Huntington's -TBI -CVA/stroke -MS -ALS -Guillian-Barre Syndrome -Alzheimer's -Brain tumors -Bulbar/Pseudobulbar Palsy -Myathenia Gravis -Neurotoxins where can the location of the problem that causes dysphagia be (in neurogenic dysphagia) correct answers brain or CNS -cerebra...