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NUR 176 HONDOROS EXAM 1, HONDOROS NUR 176 EXAM 1,EXAM WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2025

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NUR 176 HONDOROS EXAM 1,
HONDOROS NUR 176 EXAM 1,EXAM
WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2025

I. Embolic - CORRECT-ANSWERSType of stroke when blood clot has traveled through

the circulation to the brain

II. Ischemic stroke - CORRECT-ANSWERSType of stroke when brain has deficient blood

flow, can be either thrombotic or embolic stroke

III. Battle's sign - CORRECT-ANSWERSA sign that indicates a fracture of a bone of the

lower skull., appears post-auricular Cerebrovascular ecchymosis (bruise behind the ear)

(page 1952)

IV. Stroke - CORRECT-ANSWERSCerebrovascular accident

V. Decerenate - CORRECT-ANSWERSIn this response, all four extremities are in rigid

extension. (see illustration on page 1914)

VI. Aneurysm - CORRECT-ANSWERSpathological distention or bulge of an artery

weakening the artery wall.

VII. Decadron - CORRECT-ANSWERSWhen giving corticosteroid, concurrently administer

medication to prevent peptic ulcer.

VIII. Mannitol - CORRECT-ANSWERSOsmotic diuretic which is able to cross the blood

brain barrier (BBB) and decrease ICP

IX. Transient ischemic attack - CORRECT-ANSWERSThis event may precede a CVA.

X. Meningitis - CORRECT-ANSWERSInflammation of the lining of the brairn

, XI. Heparin - CORRECT-ANSWERSAnticoagulant administered SC or IV

XII. Metformin - CORRECT-ANSWERSWithhold this medication when patient is scheduled

to receive iodine based contrast dye for diagnostic test.

XIII. Warfarin - CORRECT-ANSWERSAnticoagulant which affects the INR values.

XIV. Wernicke's - CORRECT-ANSWERSArea of temporal lobe that is reaponsible for

comprehending written and spoken language.

XV. Encephylitis - CORRECT-ANSWERSInflammation of the brain.

XVI. Decorticate - CORRECT-ANSWERSThis response is characterized by flexion of the

arms, wrists, and fingers with adduction of the upper extremities

XVII. Dysphagia - CORRECT-ANSWERSDifficulty swallowing

XVIII. Diplopia - CORRECT-ANSWERSDouble vision

XIX. Dysarthria - CORRECT-ANSWERSDifficulty articulating speech.

XX. Thrombotic - CORRECT-ANSWERSType of stroke when cerebral arteries are

atherosclerotic

XXI. Aphasia - CORRECT-ANSWERSTotal loss of comprehension and use of language

XXII. Vasospasm - CORRECT-ANSWERSNarrowing of the arteries caused by a persistent

contraction of the blood vessels

XXIII. Neutral - CORRECT-ANSWERSPosition of neck to promote venous drainage, when

patient is being treated for ICP. (see page 1915)

XXIV. Acyclovir - CORRECT-ANSWERSAntiviral medication

XXV. Alzheimers - CORRECT-ANSWERSMost common form of dementia of people over 65

years of age

XXVI. Attention - CORRECT-ANSWERSAbility to take notice of something found interesting

, XXVII. Ativan - CORRECT-ANSWERSTrade name for lorazapam, used to treat breakthrough

seizures, not used for daily seizure control

XXVIII. Aura - CORRECT-ANSWERSA perceptual disturbance experienced by some before a

seizure

XXIX. Reasoning - CORRECT-ANSWERSThe action of thinking about something in a logical,

sensible way

XXX. Metacognition - CORRECT-ANSWERSThe awareness and understanding of one's own

thought processes.

XXXI. Absence seizure - CORRECT-ANSWERSType of seizure that appears as a "staring

spell"

XXXII. Meningitis - CORRECT-ANSWERSInfection of the meninges (protective covering the

brain). Requires droplet isolation.

XXXIII. Delirium - CORRECT-ANSWERSA state of disturbed consciousness and altered

cognition with rapid onset over hours or days

XXXIV. Memory - CORRECT-ANSWERSRecall of past experiences and learning

XXXV. Creativity - CORRECT-ANSWERSThe use of the imagination or original ideas,

especially in the production of an artistic work

XXXVI. Organic - CORRECT-ANSWERSRefers to decreased mental function due to a medical

or physical disease, rather than a psychiatric illness. (see Types of psychiatric Disorders

on page 1124)

XXXVII. Dementia - CORRECT-ANSWERSProgressive deterioration of all cognitive functions,

including memory, judgement, calculation ability, attention span, and abstract thinking

XXXVIII. Encephylitis - CORRECT-ANSWERSInflammation of the brain and spinal cord

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