Cushings triad - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

4 causes of IICP ANSWER : -too much CSF produced -too little CSF removed -blockage of CSF flow -bleed IICP measurement and dx testing ANSWER : >20 mmHg Increased head circumference IICP causes what to happen with the brain and occipital foramen? ANSWER : It will end up pushing the brain through the foramen 4 early signs of IICP in infants ANSWER : -high pitched cry -change in LOC -sunset eyes -vomiting 4 late signs of IICP in infants ANSWER : -bulging fontanelles -increa...

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what are s/s of head injury? - Answer-leakage of CSF Ecchymosis Battle's sign/raccoon eyes what is management of head injury? - Answer-ensure patient airway* priority what is the Monro-Kellie doctrine? - Answer-If one component increases, another must decrease to maintain ICP. only applicable to closed skull patients* what is normal ICP level? - Answer-5-15mmHg >20mmHg needs treatment!! What are key features of increased ICP? - Answer-CUSHINGS TRIAD lethargy to coma ...

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UWorld Test Bank Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2024 BPH assessment? - answer>50 voiding difficulty/urgency incomplete emptying straining to void nocturia urine retention Should never have burning with uriantion! this indicates a UTI Sexual intercourse does not have anything to do with this PAtient with altered level of consciousness positioning? - answerside lying position septic shock symptoms - answerTachycardia, fever,hypotension (SYSTOLIC lower...

CRNA School Interview Questions and Answers 100% Solved What is a common side effect of phenylephrine / vasopressin ️️bradycardia what receptors does vasopressin work on ️️alpha 1 receptors whats the difference between alpha and beta receptors ️️alpha constricts and beta relaxes, alpha on arteries, beta are in skeletal 1st line vasopressor for septic shock ️️norepinephrine what would you use if norepinephrine or phenylephrine weren't working what would you consider ne...

which reflexive motor response is noted with abnormal extension of upper and lower extremities? - decerebrate Which high risk neurological event should you be concerned about when your patient exhibits symptoms of cushings triad? - cerebral herniation What information is pertinent to a neurological specific history and physical ? - LKW What best response categorizes are combined for the GCS? - eyes, verbal, motor what specifically does a level of consciousness exam assess? - arousal and aw...