Neurological functions - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

TEST BANK ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OPENSTAX Table of Contents 1. An Introduction to the Human Body ................................................................................................................. 2 2. The Chemical Level of Organization ................................................................................................................ 7 3. The Cellular Level of Organization ..................................................................................................

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Transfer Belt - Answer- The use of this item will assist the PT or PT aide in a safe transfer Parkinsonian Gait - Answer- Gait that is usually abnormal with a nearly continuous tremor and possibly festinating 4 Point Gait - Answer- In this type of gait the patient is able to move legs but may not be able to bear full weight on either leg without support of crutches Standing Position - Answer- When using parallel bars the patient always starts from a ______________ position Parallel B...

NRCME Exam2019 DOT Comprehensive Review Questions with Correct Answers A Skill Performance Evaluation (SPE) certificate pursuant to 49 CFR 391.49 is granted under which of the following conditions? The driver has a fixed deficit of the torso. The driver has progressive deficit of an extremity. The driver has a medical evaluation summary completed by a board qualified or certified physiatrist or orthopedic surgeon. The driver has completed a driving evaluation per FMCSA standards. - A...

What are symptoms of B vitamin Deficiency - correct answer Sore Throat Redness and Swelling of Mouth (Glossitis) Cracks on outside of lips, corners of mouth (Cheilosis) Fatigue, Weakness, Tachycardia, Forgetfulness Who is at risk for B vitamin deficiency - correct answer Stressed or Depressed people What are the 3 important functions of Thiamin (B1) - correct answer Energy Metabolism Nervous System functions (metabolism of ach and Serotinin) Protein synthesis (DNA to RNA) What is t...

What are some interventions to promote mobility? - ️️Maintain joint mobility Transferring clients safely Support client in ambulation Compensating for physical impairments ROM varies and can be determined by.., - ️️Genetic Makeup Developmental Patters Presence or absence of disease Physical activity What are some functions for mobility? - ️️Regulations of movement, proprioception, body mechanics, and body alignment What do long bones do? - ️️Bear weight What do short b...

The nurse is caring for a 3 year old child who is 2 hours postop from a cardiac catheritization via the right femoral artery. Which assessment finding is an indication of arterial obstruction? - Correct answer-Right foot is cool to the touch and appears pale and blanched During fundal massage, place one hand at the fundus, what is the second hand used for - Correct answer-to anchor fundus Following a motor vehicle collision, a 3 year old girl has a spica cast applied. Which toy is best fo...

NURS 210: Neurological Assessmentcerebrum - correct answer Largest portion of the brain that is composed of 4 separate lobes frontal lobe - correct answer Located in the front part of the brain; main purpose is to perform high-level cognitive functions such as reasoning, abstract thinking, and concentration frontal lobe; critical for motor control of speech - correct answer Where is the Broca's area located? What is it responsible for? aphasia - correct answer Damage to the frontal lob...

Test Bank For Anatomy, Physiology, & Disease: An Interactive Journey for Health Professionals 3rd Edition (2020) by Bruce Colbert | All Chapters | Complete Solutions. Chapter 1 Anatomy, Physiology, and Disease 1.1 Multiple Choice Questions 1) Gross anatomy is also known as ________. A) microscopic anatomy B) pathologic anatomy C) macroscopic anatomy D) diagnostic anatomy Answer: C 2) An example of gross anatomy would be ________. A) viewing an x-ray B) using a microscope C) performin...

Neurological review - Answer -CNS-brain and spinal cord (central nervous system) -PNS-includes cranial and spinal nerves; autonomic and somatic nervous systems (peripheral nervous system) -basic functional unit-neuron; dendrites, cell body, axon *neurotransmitters used to comm between neurons Autonomic Nervous System - Answer -sympathetic-"fight or flight" responses; main nt is norepi -parasympathetic-"rest and digest"; controls mostly visceral functions; main nt is acetylcholin...