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NR603/NR 603 WEEK 1 QUIZ 2025 UPDATE.COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (GRADED A). 1. Key early warning signs for Alzheimer’s disease include all of the following except? • Correct Answer: Increased fatigue 2. Reversable causes of delirium include? • Correct Answer: infection, electrolyte imbalance, medication effects 3. Match the type of injury with the neurological damage. Correct Answer: • Blow to the head with an object -- damage to the underlying tissue/vessel • P...

NR603 Week 1 Quiz Study Guide • Migraine: Assessment • It is important that the patient characterize the headache by describing the duration, quality, and location of the pain. • A medication profile is essential and should include medications that have been tried in the past for headache control. If OTC medications are taken, the number used per month should be identified • A targeted physical examination is important in ruling out harmful secondary headache pathologies and confir...

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NR603 Week 1 Quiz Study Guide • Migraine: Assessment • It is important that the patient characterize the headache by describing the duration, quality, and location of the pain. • A medication profile is essential and should include medications that have been tried in the past for headache control. If OTC medications are taken, the number used per month should be identified • A targeted physical examination is important in ruling out harmful secondary headache pathologies and confir...

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Ed, 19yr M. S: CC: “Not feeling well”, Fatigue. HPI: This is a 19yr old second semester college student, who comes into the clinic with complaint of fatigue for the past 2 months. He reports difficulty getting up for class, feeling down and is not doing well in his courses. He reports that he doesn’t enjoy the activities that he used to. He reports that he goes out at night with friends but have no energy to get up in the morning anymore. Ed reports being in general good health ...