Cniii iv vi Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HPI seizures Correct Answer-did you fall, shrill cry, motor activity, loss of consciousness, chewing or lip smacking, post-ictal HPI pain Correct Answer-sudden or progressive, deep aching, throb or stabbing, where is pain, radiate HPI gait coordination Correct Answer-lose balance, fall forwardbackward, feel stiff, legs give way HPI weakness parathesia Correct Answer-sudden onset, with activity, tingling, numbness or confusion, chronic illness, medications like zidovudien or chemothera...

Where can you find bipolar neurons? - Answer-Retina of the eye, olfactory region, and inner ear Where can you find unipolar neurons? - Answer-Most sensory Where can you find multipolar neurons? - Answer-Most CNS and efferent neurons Neuroglia of the CNS - Answer--astrocytes (blood-brain barrier) -microglial cells -ependymal cells -oligodendrocyte Neuroglia of the PNS - Answer--Schwann cells -satellite cells Olfactory nerve (CNI) - Answer-1- Smell Optic nerve (CNII) - Answer-2- visual ...

HPI seizures - correct answer did you fall, shrill cry, motor activity, loss of consciousness, chewing or lip smacking, post-ictal HPI pain - correct answer sudden or progressive, deep aching, throb or stabbing, where is pain, radiate HPI gait coordination - correct answer lose balance, fall forwardbackward, feel stiff, legs give way HPI weakness parathesia - correct answer sudden onset, with activity, tingling, numbness or confusion, chronic illness, medications like zidovudien o...

HPI seizures - did you fall, shrill cry, motor activity, loss of consciousness, chewing or lip smacking, post-ictal HPI pain - sudden or progressive, deep aching, throb or stabbing, where is pain, radiate HPI gait coordination - lose balance, fall forwardbackward, feel stiff, legs give way HPI weakness parathesia - sudden onset, with activity, tingling, numbness or confusion, chronic illness, medications like zidovudien or chemotherapy CNI - test the patient's ability to identify ...

FINAL EXAM REVIEW: NURS 550 | latest 2023/24 with complete solution Leopold's Maneuvers - Used to determine the position of the fetus in a pregnant uterus Pack year history - number of packs per day x years smoked Which heart sound is most indicative of volume overload? - S3 Which part of the stethoscope should be used to hear S3, S4 and low-pitched tones? - Bell The most accurate location to assess skin turgor - forearm The most common location for breast cancers - upper outer qu...

visual field - Answer Entire area seen by an eye when it looks at a central position the light reaction - Answer Direct Reaction: if light shines in eye, the pupil will constrict; Consensual Reaction: if right pupil constricts, the left eye will also constrict The near reaction - Answer Pupillary constriction as gaze shifts from far object to near; Convergence and Accommodation extraocular movements (EOMs) - Answer Coordinated action of six muscles to control movement of the eye.; Also ...

HPI seizures - correct answer did you fall, shrill cry, motor activity, loss of consciousness, chewing or lip smacking, post-ictal HPI pain - correct answer sudden or progressive, deep aching, throb or stabbing, where is pain, radiate HPI gait coordination - correct answer lose balance, fall forwardbackward, feel stiff, legs give way HPI weakness parathesia - correct answer sudden onset, with activity, tingling, numbness or confusion, chronic illness, medications like zidovudien o...

HPI seizures did you fall, shrill cry, motor activity, loss of consciousness, chewing or lip smacking, post-ictal HPI pain sudden or progressive, deep aching, throb or stabbing, where is pain, radiate HPI gait coordination lose balance, fall forwardbackward, feel stiff, legs give way HPI weakness parathesia sudden onset, with activity, tingling, numbness or confusion, chronic illness, medications like zidovudien or chemotherapy CNI test the patient's ability t...

HPI seizures - did you fall, shrill cry, motor activity, loss of consciousness, chewing or lip smacking, post-ictal HPI pain - sudden or progressive, deep aching, throb or stabbing, where is pain, radiate HPI gait coordination - lose balance, fall forwardbackward, feel stiff, legs give way HPI weakness parathesia - sudden onset, with activity, tingling, numbness or confusion, chronic illness, medications like zidovudien or chemotherapy CNI - test the patient's ability to identify ...

Drexel Final Exam Review: NURS 550/ 90+ Quizzes with Certified Solutions/ . Terms like: Which tool is used to assess cranial nerve II(2) - Answer: Snellen eye chart Which cranial nerve controls pupil constriction AND eye movement - Answer: oculomotor (CNIII) Which 3 cranial nerves control eye movement? - Answer: CN III, IV, VI (3,4,6) This cranial nerve can be assessed by asking the patient to raise their eyebrows - Answer: CN VII (facial)