The nurse assess a patient’s pupile response to light.  This assessment is checking for compression or damage to which cranial nerve? 

A 9 year old girl presents with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy. Which of the following would you expect to find on your assessment?

The nurse is explaining to a community group, risk factors for spinal cord injury.  What should be included in this discussion?  Select all that apply.

In patients with  Increased Intracranial pressure (IICP), chemical restraints are used to control restlessness and agitation.  An example of this medication is :

A 48 year old male is diagnosed with bipolar disorder. He says his family has a history of major depressive disorders and asks what’s causing these disorders. The nurse explains a common etiology underlying mood disorders is:

  5.2   Elaborate on the concept of urban identity by discussing TWO SOUTH AFRICAN artworks. You must refer to the following:   • Formal art elements • Composition • Media and technique • Style • Possible messages/meanings         (10)   TOTAL QUESTION 5   GRAND TOTAL

For the patient that sustains a traumatic injury of the cervical spine, the nurse understands what about the prognonsis?  Select all that apply.

A young man is admitted to the emergency department after a fall from a ladder.  He is unconscious and his pupils are nonreactive.  Which order should the nurse question? 

During the early recovery from a cerebrovascular accident (CVA), a patient is given nothing by mouth.  To determine when the patient is ready for a liquid diet, the nurse assesses the client’s swallowing ability each shift.  This assessment evaluates which cranial nerves (CN):

Medications that block the excitatory action of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine in Parkinson disease are :