Exam 20: Mental Status And Neurological Techniques
Exam 1: Critical Thinking And The Nursing Process40 Questions
Exam 2: Communication Techniques And The Patient Interview37 Questions
Exam 3: The Complete Health History Including Documentation41 Questions
Exam 4: Developmental Assessment44 Questions
Exam 5: Cultural Assessment40 Questions
Exam 6: Spiritual Assessment39 Questions
Exam 7: Nutritional Assessment55 Questions
Exam 8: Physical Examination Techniques39 Questions
Exam 9: General Survey, vital Signs, and Pain39 Questions
Exam 10: Skin, hair, and Nails46 Questions
Exam 11: Head, neck, and Regional Lymph Nodes39 Questions
Exam 12: Eyes53 Questions
Exam 13: Ears, nose, mouth, and Throat38 Questions
Exam 14: Breasts And Regional Nodes43 Questions
Exam 15: Thorax And Lungs55 Questions
Exam 16: Heart54 Questions
Exam 17: Peripheral Vasculature And Lymphatic System36 Questions
Exam 18: Abdomen55 Questions
Exam 19: Musculoskeletal System56 Questions
Exam 20: Mental Status And Neurological Techniques80 Questions
Exam 21: Female Genitalia55 Questions
Exam 22: Male Genitalia38 Questions
Exam 23: Anus, rectum, and Prostate40 Questions
Exam 24: The Pregnant Patient46 Questions
Exam 25: The Pediatric Patient73 Questions
Exam 26: The Older Adult Patient30 Questions
Exam 27: The Complete Health History And Physical Examination31 Questions
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Your patient reported each of the following facts when questioned about his family's health history.Which fact prompts you to question him further to determine if he might have a familial neurological disease?
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After completing the assessment of a patient for light touch and pain,you record your findings of bilateral lower-extremity hypesthesia and hypalgesia,which indicate
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In an assessment of the level of consciousness of a patient who does not respond to environmental stimuli such as noise,the proper sequence to follow is to next assess the patient's response to
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When instructed to touch his nose and then touch your index finger positioned about 18 inches away,Mr.M misjudges the distance and overshoots.This response is referred to as
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An abnormal emotional state characterized by feelings of sadness,despair,and discouragement describes
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The nurse is assigned to a 28-year-old patient,whose chief complaint is headaches and lightheadedness.The patient reports that at times he has sensations that he is moving in space,and occasionally it feels as if objects in the room are moving around him.The nurse recognizes that the patient is describing
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When a patient makes eight errors within 1.5 minutes while performing serial 7s,the nurse concludes that the patient has which of the following?
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A patient's inability to identify a key placed in his hand with his eyes closed is called
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An assessment of the cognitive function of attention is typically conducted by asking the patient to
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A patient is considered to be in a coma if he has a Glasgow Coma Scale score below
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Patients with Ménière's disease typically report vertigo that can last for hours.They may also experience
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While assessing a patient,who has Broca's aphasia,you are most likely to observe
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Observing for elevation of the soft palate on phonation,the presence of a gag reflex,and the ability to swallow water are included in an assessment of which of the following?
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During your assessment of a patient for doll's eyes phenomenon,you observe that the patient's eyes remain fixed.This response most likely indicates
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Severe pain,spasms,and resistance occur when you gently flex Ms.N's neck,indicating that
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Long-term memory is assessed by asking the patient to repeat
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Information obtained during a health history usually is sufficient to assess a patient's mental status.A more specific mental assessment is indicated in a patient with
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