The nurse is a concerned that the client in a long-term care facility has a retinal detachment. Which intervention should the nurse plan to implement first?

The nurse is teaching the parents of a child with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The nurse should inform the parents that progressive complications include which of the following?

Which of the following has been related to the main pathology of Parkinson’s disease that causes changes in muscular and sensory​ function?

A nurse has explained her intention to conduct a Weber’s test on a client. When gathering her equipment, the nurse knows she will need which of the following:

The nurse is assessing a client admitted to the neurovascular unit. The nurse begins to assess the client’s cranial nerve function and the client asks the nurse how many cranial nerves a human has. The nurse informs the client that a person has _______ pairs of cranial nerves. Type in the number only.  

A client with new-onset seizures of unknown cause is started on phenytoin 750 mg I.V. now and 100 mg P.O. three times a day. Which statement best describes the purpose of the loading dose?

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the following medications?

A patient is scheduled for an eye examination and receives mydriatic drops beforehand. After the examination, the nurse advises the patient to:

A nurse is assessing a patient for manifestations of Parkinson’s disease. Which of the following are expected findings? Select all that apply.

The home health nurse is reviewing the home medication list of an elderly client.  The client states ” I have been having roaring in my ears lately”. Which medication would the nurse determine could be responsible for the client’s complaint?