MDC4 EXAM 1 109 2026 FAMILY CARE DRILL
PACK ANSWER SHEET
◉ Core Nursing Goals.
Answer: Maintain functional independence for neuro patients,
prevent complications (falls, contractures, aspiration), empower
patients through consistent education and reinforcement.
◉ Seizure Disorders Teaching.
Answer: Strict medication adherence (e.g., phenytoin, valproic acid).
◉ Seizure Recurrence Trigger.
Answer: Missing even one dose can trigger seizure recurrence.
◉ Seizure Disorders Avoidances.
Answer: Alcohol, flashing lights, fatigue, stress.
◉ NCLEX Tip for Seizure Disorders.
Answer: Ask, 'Which statement shows correct understanding?' → 'I
will take my medication at the same time daily.'
◉ EEG Preparation Teaching.
,Answer: Avoid caffeine, chocolate, and stimulants 24-48 h before.
Wash hair; no oils/sprays.
◉ EEG Preparation Reason.
Answer: Caffeine and stimulants alter brainwave readings.
◉ Parkinson's Disease Independence Promotion.
Answer: Adaptive utensils, clothing with Velcro, raised toilet seats.
◉ Parkinson's Disease Exercise.
Answer: Rocking side-to-side helps initiate movement ('freezing
gait').
◉ Parkinson's Disease Nutrition.
Answer: Small, frequent meals; high fiber for constipation.
◉ Parkinson's Disease Safety.
Answer: Encourage assistive devices, prevent aspiration with
upright meals.
◉ Stroke Rehabilitation Goal.
Answer: Prevent contractures via ROM, splints, and positioning.
, ◉ Stroke Rehabilitation Approach.
Answer: Passive → active exercises, encourage use of affected limb.
◉ Stroke Rehabilitation Education.
Answer: Repetition and consistency enhance neuroplasticity.
◉ Migraine Management Avoidances.
Answer: Alcohol, tyramine (aged cheese, red wine), bright lights,
stress.
◉ Migraine Management Interventions.
Answer: Dark room, quiet environment, hydration, early triptan use.
◉ Core Safety Priorities.
Answer: Prevent increased intracranial pressure (ICP), reduce fall
and aspiration risk, protect mobility-limited patients from skin
breakdown or thromboembolism.
◉ Increased ICP Early Signs.
Answer: Restlessness, disorientation, headache, blurred vision.
PACK ANSWER SHEET
◉ Core Nursing Goals.
Answer: Maintain functional independence for neuro patients,
prevent complications (falls, contractures, aspiration), empower
patients through consistent education and reinforcement.
◉ Seizure Disorders Teaching.
Answer: Strict medication adherence (e.g., phenytoin, valproic acid).
◉ Seizure Recurrence Trigger.
Answer: Missing even one dose can trigger seizure recurrence.
◉ Seizure Disorders Avoidances.
Answer: Alcohol, flashing lights, fatigue, stress.
◉ NCLEX Tip for Seizure Disorders.
Answer: Ask, 'Which statement shows correct understanding?' → 'I
will take my medication at the same time daily.'
◉ EEG Preparation Teaching.
,Answer: Avoid caffeine, chocolate, and stimulants 24-48 h before.
Wash hair; no oils/sprays.
◉ EEG Preparation Reason.
Answer: Caffeine and stimulants alter brainwave readings.
◉ Parkinson's Disease Independence Promotion.
Answer: Adaptive utensils, clothing with Velcro, raised toilet seats.
◉ Parkinson's Disease Exercise.
Answer: Rocking side-to-side helps initiate movement ('freezing
gait').
◉ Parkinson's Disease Nutrition.
Answer: Small, frequent meals; high fiber for constipation.
◉ Parkinson's Disease Safety.
Answer: Encourage assistive devices, prevent aspiration with
upright meals.
◉ Stroke Rehabilitation Goal.
Answer: Prevent contractures via ROM, splints, and positioning.
, ◉ Stroke Rehabilitation Approach.
Answer: Passive → active exercises, encourage use of affected limb.
◉ Stroke Rehabilitation Education.
Answer: Repetition and consistency enhance neuroplasticity.
◉ Migraine Management Avoidances.
Answer: Alcohol, tyramine (aged cheese, red wine), bright lights,
stress.
◉ Migraine Management Interventions.
Answer: Dark room, quiet environment, hydration, early triptan use.
◉ Core Safety Priorities.
Answer: Prevent increased intracranial pressure (ICP), reduce fall
and aspiration risk, protect mobility-limited patients from skin
breakdown or thromboembolism.
◉ Increased ICP Early Signs.
Answer: Restlessness, disorientation, headache, blurred vision.
