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Chapter 65 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #3
A  Administer antihistamines to the client.
B  Assess the level of consciousness (LOC) and the pupil response of the client.
C  Position the client flat for at least 3 hours.
D  Provide adequate caffeine-rich drinks to the client.
Question #4
A  Flaccidity
B  Clonus
C  Rigidity
D  Ataxia
Question #5
A  no muscle atrophy.
B  muscle spasticity.
C  hyperactive reflexes.
D  decreased muscle tone.
Question #6
A  Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
B  Diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI)
C  Computed tomography (CT)
D  Magnetic resonance angiography (MRA)
Question #7
A  Blood pressure to increase
B  Blood vessels in the heart muscle to dilate
C  Heartbeat to decrease
D  Blood vessels in the skeletal muscles to dilate
Question #10
A  response due to interrupted impulses from the central nervous system
B  cognitive ability to understand relayed information.
C  identification of information due to slowed passages of information to brain
D  processing information transferred from the environment.
Question #11
A  Hypoglossal
B  Spinal accessory
C  Vagus
D  Glossopharyngeal
Question #13
A  Occipital
B  Temporal
C  Frontal
D  Parietal
Question #14
A  Maintain the client NPO for 6 hours before the test.
B  Obtain a blood sample to evaluate BUN and creatinine concentrations.
C  Obtain two large-bore IV lines.
D  Assess the client for medication allergies.
Question #18
A  tap the tendon slowly and softly.
B  use the pointed end of the reflex hammer when striking the Achilles tendon.
C  support the joint where the tendon is being tested.
D  hold the reflex hammer tightly.
Question #19
A  Supine with the head lower than the trunk
B  Prone
C  Head of the bed elevated 45 degrees
D  Supine with feet raised
Question #21
A  Can you write your name on this piece of paper?”
B  Can you count backward from 100?”
C  Are you having hallucinations now?”
D  Who is the president of the United States?”
Question #22
A  Hyperactive reflexes
B  NO muscle atrophy
C  Muscle spasticity
D  Decreased muscle tone
Question #24
A  convert glycogen to glucose for immediate use.
B  produce a toxic byproduct in relation to stress.
C  maintain a basal rate of functioning.
D  cease function and shunt blood to the heart and lungs.
Question #25
A  controls parasympathetic nerve impulses in the pons
B  transmits sensory impulses from the brain to the spinal cord
C  controls striated muscle activity in blood vessel walls
D  transmits motor impulses from the brain to the spinal cord
Question #26
A  Occipital
B  V
C  Temporal
D  Frontal
Question #27
A  The blood will replace the cerebral spinal fluid that has leaked out.”
B  The blood provides moisture at the site, which encourages healing.”
C  The blood will seal the hole in the dura and prevent further loss of cerebral spinal fluid.”
D  The blood can repair damage to the spinal cord that occurred with the procedure
Question #30
A  use the walker when walking.
B  have their spouse bring in the client’s glasses.
C  wear any hearing aids while in the hospital.
D  refrain from eating or drinking for now.
Question #31
A  Ataxia
B  Agnosia
C  Rigidity
D  Spasticity
Question #32
A  Absence of pupillary response
B  Pinpoint pupils
C  Pupil reacts to light
D  Unequal pupils
E  Pupil reaction quick
Question #34
A  intellectual function.
B  motor ability.
C  thought content.
D  emotional status.
Question #35
A  Agnosia
B  Spasticity
C  Rigidity
D  Ataxia
Question #36
A  Relationship
B  Auditory
C  Visual
D  Tactile
Question #37
A  Acetylcholine
B  Enkephalin
C  Serotonin
D  Norepinephrine
Question #38
A  turning the client’s head suddenly while holding the eyelids open.
B  touching the cornea with a wisp of cotton.
C  introducing ice water into the external auditory canal.
D  shining a bright light into the pupil.
Question #41
A  Ensure that no client care equipment containing metal enters the room where the MRI table is located.
B  Note that no special safety actions need to be taken.
C  Check the client’s oxygen saturation level using a pulse oximeter after the client has been placed on the MRI table.
D  Securely fasten the client’s portable oxygen tank to the bottom of the MRI table after the client has been positioned on the table.
Question #42
A  sympathetic nervous system.
B  endocrine system.
C  musculoskeletal system.
D  parasympathetic nervous system.
Question #43
A  Serotonin
B  GABA
C  Dopamine
D  Acetylcholine
Question #44
A  The inability to maintain steady balance for the Romberg test
B  Absence of movement below the waist
C  Intentional tremors
D  The inability to tell how a mouse and a cat are alike
Question #45
A  Cerebral spinal fluid leakage at the puncture site
B  Not ambulating soon enough after the procedure
C  Traumatic puncture
D  Damage to the spinal cord
Question #46
A  Note that no special safety actions need to be taken
B  Check the client’s oxygen saturation level using a pulse oximeter after the client has been placed on the MRI table
C  Securely fasten the client’s portable oxygen tank to the bottom of the MRI table after the client has been positioned on the top of the MRI table
D  that no client care equipment containing metal enters the room where the MRI is located.
Question #47
A  Lying on your left side will be fine during the procedure.”
B  I’ll report your concerns to the physician.”
C  Although the required position may not be comfortable, it will make the procedure safer and easier to perform.”
D  There’s no other option but to assume the knee-chest position.”
Question #48
A  Do you have any difficulty speaking?”
B  Do you have any problems with balance?”
C  Have you noticed any changes in your muscle strength?”
D  Do you have any trouble swallowing food or fluids?”
Question #51
A  close his or her eyes and jump on one foot.
B  touch his or her nose with one finger.
C  close his or her eyes and discriminate between dull and sharp.
D  close his or her eyes and stand erect.
Question #52
A  Client reports a piercing feeling.
B  Client reports pressure relief in the head.
C  Physician maintains aseptic procedure.
D  Cerebrospinal fluid is cloudy in nature.
Question #53
A  cleaned the neck and upper chest area.
B  cleaned the eye area from the inner to outer eye area.
C  moved the client’s head to clean behind the ears.
D  used mild soapy water to clean the face.
Question #54
A  Cerebellum
B  Cerebrum
C  Midbrain
D  Brain stem
Question #55
A  Inform the client that he will experience only mild electrical shock.
B  Distract the client’s attention from the test.
C  Inform the client that he will not experience any electrical shock.
D  Encourage adequate water intake by the client.
Question #57
A  Decreased respiratory rate
B  Decreased blood pressure
C  Dilated pupils
D  Increased peristalsis
Question #58
A  Prone, with the head turned to the right
B  Supine, with the knees raised toward the chest
C  Lateral recumbent, with chin resting on flexed knees
D  Lateral, with right leg flexed
Question #59
A  Assess the client for medication allergies.
B  Obtain a blood sample to evaluate BUN and creatinine concentrations
C  Obtain two large-bore IV lines.
D  Maintain the client NPO for 6 hours before the test.
Question #61
A  Myasthenia gravis.
B  Depression.
C  Parkinson’s disease.
D  Seizures.
Question #62
A  Constricted bronchioles
B  Decreased peristalsis
C  Decreased blood pressure
D  Constricted pupils