The nurse is assessing the results of diagnostic tests on a client’s cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Which values and observations does the nurse correlate as most indicative of viral meningitis? 

A client had a stroke. A nurse has arranged a consultation with an occupational therapist in order to enhance the client’s ability to

A patient’s cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) culture findings showed a white blood cell count of 1200 cells/uL, protein 620 mg/dL, and glucose 25 mg/dL. What could be the diagnosis for the patient?

Which disease exhibits Lhermitte’s sign as a clinical manifestation?

When a client is admitted to the hospital in an unconscious state following an hemorrhage stroke resulting from a ruptured intracranial aneurysm, the nurse anticipates that the manifestations that preceded the loss of consciousness were

After a fall, a patient’s vital signs at the accident site are: pulse of 60 beats/min, blood pressure of 134/40 mm Hg, respirations of 14/min, and temperature of 95º F. His lower extremities are flaccid, bowel sounds are absent, and the bladder is distended. The patient is exhibiting:

The nurse explains that, regardless of the actual etiology of Parkinson’s disease, the basic pathophysiology is:

5.5 Refer to paragraph 3.     Rewrite the following sentence in reported speech:   The Worldometer spokesman said, “South Africa fares well to date per million population infected.” (2)

1.8 Which of the following options can replace the word “Communicable” in the name- National Institute of Communicable Diseases? (1)

The nurse would expect the patient who has had a complete transection of the cord at C-6 to be able to: (Select all that apply).