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Chapter 66 Quiz

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

Question #1
A  Complete the course of antibiotics as prescribed.
B  Encourage semiannual dental exams.
C  Use ophthalmic lubricant and protect the eye.
D  Avoid stimuli that trigger pain.
Question #2
A  Document medication given and dose.
B  Assess client’s reaction to new medication schedule.
C  Administer medications at exact intervals ordered.
D  Give client plenty of fluids with medications.
Question #4
A  Only secondary migraine headaches show a familial tendency.”
B  No familial tendency has been demonstrated.”
C  There is a strong familial tendency.”
D  There is a very weak familial tendency.
Question #5
A  48 hours
B  12 hours
C  72 hours
D  24 hours
Question #7
A  Place the client in wrist restraints.
B  Apply oxygen via nasal cannula.
C  Reorient the client while gently holding their arms.
D  Administer lorazepam per orders.
Question #10
A  Continue the assessment because no actions are indicated at this time.
B  Check the equipment.
C  Document the reading because it reflects that the treatment has been effective.
D  Contact the physician to review the care plan.
Question #11
A  Phenobarbital
B  Ativan
C  Cerebyx
D  Valium
Question #12
A  Administer corticosteroids as ordered.
B  Give acetaminophen per orders.
C  Assess for weight loss.
D  Document signs and symptoms of inflammation.
Question #13
A  I will lose strength in my arms.”
B  My children are at greater risk to develop this disease.”
C  “I will have progressive muscle weakness.”
D  I need to remain active for as long as possible.”
Question #14
A  Complete a head-to-toe assessment.
B  Administer morning dose of anticonvulsant.
C  Elevate the head of the bed.
D  Administer Percocet as ordered.
Question #15
A  Demonstrates optimal cerebral tissue perfusion
B  Displays no signs or symptoms of infection
C  Attains desired fluid balance
D  Maintains a patent airway
Question #16
A  Oliguria and decreased urine osmolality
B  Excessive urine output and decreased urine osmolality
C  Oliguria and serum hyperosmolarity
D  Excessive urine output and serum hypo-osmolarity
Question #19
A  Administering a stool softener as ordered
B  Suctioning the client once each shift
C  Encouraging oral fluid intake
D  Elevating the head of the bed 90 degrees
Question #25
A  increase environmental stimuli.
B  minimize exposure to bright lights and noise.
C  promote an active range of motion
D  avoid physical contact between the client and family members.
Question #27
A  Brain tumor
B  Trigeminal neuralgia
C  Hypostatic pneumonia
D  Epilepsy
Question #28
A  Perform the Heimlich maneuver
B  Maintain hydration by drinking eight glasses of fluid a day
C  Apply warm or cool cloths to the forehead or back of the neck
D  Use pressure-relieving pads or a similar type of mattress
Question #29
A  Hyperoxygenation before and after tracheal suctioning
B  Administering prescribed antipyretics
C  Restricting fluid intake and hydration
D  Maintaining adequate hydration
Question #30
A  elevated temperature.
B  pupillary changes.
C  diminished responsiveness.
D  decreasing blood pressure.
Question #32
A  At least 50% carbohydrate
B  Restricts protein to 10% of daily caloric intake
C  Low in fat
D  High in protein and low in carbohydrate
Question #34
A  Maintenance of a patent airway
B  Assessment of pupillary light reflexes
C  Positioning to prevent complications
D  Determination of the cause
Question #35
A  dorsal recumbent position.
B  supine position with the head slightly elevated.
C  Trendelenburg position.
D  prone position with the head turned to the unaffected side
Question #36
A  To assess visual acuity
B  Access for intravenous (IV) fluids
C  Aspiration of a brain abscess
D  Visualization of a hemorrhage
Question #37
A  Ineffective airway clearance related to altered LOC
B  Deficient fluid volume related to inability to take fluids by mouth
C  Risk of injury related to decreased LOC
D  Risk for impaired skin integrity related to prolonged immobility
Question #38
A  vomiting.
B  decreased level of consciousness.
C  herniation.
D  headache.
Question #39
A  Postdrome
B  Headache
C  Premonitory
D  Aura
Question #40
A  place an oral airway in the client’s mouth to maintain an open airway.
B  hold the client’s arm still to keep him from hitting anything.
C  carefully move the client to a flat surface and turn him on his side.
D  allow the client to remain in the chair but move all objects out of his way.
Question #42
A  Ask the patient to cough to observe the sputum color and consistency.
B  Request an antihistamine for the postnasal drip.
C  Give the patient some mouthwash to gargle with.
D  Notify the physician of a possible cerebrospinal fluid leak.
Question #44
A  A bounding pulse
B  Lethargy and stupor
C  Hypertension
D  Bradycardia
Question #45
A  Maintaining adequate hydration
B  Hyperoxygenation before and after tracheal suctioning
C  Restricting fluid intake and hydration
D  Administering prescribed antipyretics
Question #46
A  Extreme hip flexion, with the hip supported by pillows
B  Keeping the head of bed flat
C  Using a cervical collar
D  Rotating the neck to the far right with neck support
Question #47
A  Assessing skull dressing for excess drainage
B  Maintain airway via artificial ventilation.
C  Assess neurological findings.
D  Time, distance, and shielding against radiation
Question #48
A  Seizure began at 1300 hours.
B  The client cried out before the seizure began.
C  Sleeping quietly after the seizure
D  Seizure was 1 minute in duration including tonic-clonic activity.
Question #49
A  Half-normal saline (0.45% NSS)
B  Dextrose 5% in water (D5W)
C  Mannitol
D  One-third normal saline (0.33% NSS)
Question #50
A  A secondary headache is one for which no organic cause can be identified.”
B  A secondary headache is associated with an organic cause, such as a brain tumor.”
C  secondary headache is located in the frontal area.”
D  A migraine headache is an example of a secondary headache.”
Question #51
A  Semi-Fowler’s, to promote breathing
B  High Fowler’s, to prevent aspiration
C  Supine, to rest the muscles of the extremities
D  Side-lying, to facilitate drainage of oral secretions
Question #53
A  Cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP) is 21 mm Hg.
B  The pupils are dilated and fixed.
C  mean arterial pressure (MAP) is equal to the intracranial pressure (ICP).
D  Increased ICP is 12 mm Hg.
Question #55
A  Anticonvulsants
B  Corticosteroids
C  Diuretics
D  Antianxiety