Slp neuro - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

neuro changes associated w aging - answer-slower processing time, change in sleep pattern, change in perception of pain (may not be able to rate pain), change in sensory perception of touch, alterations in balance and coordination. cognitive decline is often cause by drug interaction or toxicity, or inadequate oxygen supply to the brain. acute mental status change is often a key early sign of an infection. neuro assessment - answer-cranial nerves- include cranial never III ocolomoter (PERRLA)...

Normal blood gases; pH 7.35-7.45 Normal blood gases: CO2 35-45 Normal blood gases: HcO3 22-26 Normal blood gases: PO2 80 or above Normal vacuum pressures for suction? 120-140 mmHg What may a high pressure vent alarm indicate? Pt is biting on the tubing, excessive secretions in the tubing, kinked tubing What may a low pressure vent alarm indicate? cuff leak or the tubing is disconnected somewhere How do you verify positioning of an endotrach...

SCRN Acute Care fully solved 2023 Neuro deterioration occurs when? - correct answer 24-48 H after a stroke in 25 % of cases Most common complications within first 4 days of stroke - correct answer Pain Fever Progression of stroke UTI Most ICH occur when with administration of IV TPA - correct answer first 24 hours Temperature goal - correct answer < 100.4 F Glucose goal - correct answer 140-180 O2 goal - correct answer > 94% Seizure Prophylaxis - correct answer...

What is the timeframe for activating an inpatient code neuro? - ANSWER-6 hours or less from last known well or witnessed onset Describe FAST stroke assessment - ANSWER-F= Facial droop A=Arm/leg weakness S=Speech difficulty/slur T=Time last known normal What bedside test should be done before calling a code neuro - ANSWER-Glucose What are the code physician responsibilities - ANSWER-• Provider assessment • Place Stroke Order Onset • Fibrinolytic checklist • Review non-co...

What are the three main types of headaches? - Migraine, Tension, Cluster Steps to Pain Assessment – Provoking Quality Radiation Severity Time Provoking - has anything made it better or worse Quality - Sharp, dull, achy, throbbing Radiation - Does it radiate to another part of the body Severity - Pain scale, 1-10 scale, intense pain, Other symptoms: N/V, photophobia Time - how long has it been going on? how long does it usually last? Tension Headache - Bandlike, tightness Describe ...

SLP 5125 Neuro Exam Questions and Verified Answers 100% Guaranteed Pass Frontal lobe - personality, mood, executive decision, motor, speech expressive lang, reasoning, attention, planning, thinking Temporal lobe functions - Language comprehension, visual and spoken lang, memory parietal lobe function - sensory perception and interpretation spatial orientation, recognition, emotion, prosody occipital - vision, process information from retinas afferent - sensory, towards CNS efferent - m...

BKAT Study Set Questions And Answers Normal blood gases; pH - correct answer 7.35-7.45 Normal blood gases: CO2 - correct answer 35-45 Normal blood gases: HcO3 - correct answer 22-26 Normal blood gases: PO2 - correct answer 80 or above Normal vacuum pressures for suction? - correct answer 120-140 mmHg What may a high pressure vent alarm indicate? - correct answer Pt is biting on the tubing, excessive secretions in the tubing, kinked tubing What may a low pressure vent alar...

SLP Anatomy Neuro Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved Voluntary actions are the domain of the: - cerebral cortex Motor coordination is primarily the domain of the: - cerebellum Motor pathways are also termed: - efferent pathways Muscle tension, muscle length, joint position sense and joint pain all are considered: a. superficial senses b. deep senses c. special senses d. none of the above - B (deep senses) Receptors that sense physical movement are called: - mechanoreceptors Sens...

Normal blood gases; pH - Answer- 7.35-7.45 Normal blood gases: CO2 - Answer- 35-45 Normal blood gases: HcO3 - Answer- 22-26 Normal blood gases: PO2 - Answer- 80 or above Normal vacuum pressures for suction? - Answer- 120-140 mmHg What may a high pressure vent alarm indicate? - Answer- Pt is biting on the tubing, excessive secretions in the tubing, kinked tubing What may a low pressure vent alarm indicate? - Answer- cuff leak or the tubing is disconnected somewhere How do you...

BKAT Study Set Questions And Answers Normal blood gases; pH - correct answer 7.35-7.45 Normal blood gases: CO2 - correct answer 35-45 Normal blood gases: HcO3 - correct answer 22-26 Normal blood gases: PO2 - correct answer 80 or above Normal vacuum pressures for suction? - correct answer 120-140 mmHg What may a high pressure vent alarm indicate? - correct answer Pt is biting on the tubing, excessive secretions in the tubing, kinked tubing What may a low pressure vent alar...