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TNCC ULTIMATE COMPREHESIVE EXAM 1,2,3 FINAL EXAM TESTBANK FOR 3 LEVELS ACTUAL TESTBANK 500 QUESTION AND CORRECT ANSWER WITH RATIONALES .(TRAUMA NURSING CORE COURSES EXAMS )

NURS 2101 (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) CASE STUDY MARYLAND UNIVERSITY

Relias - Diagnosing and Treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Latest Version Graded A+ What is the significance of assessing trauma history in a PTSD evaluation? Assessing trauma history is crucial for understanding the context and impact of the traumatic events on the individual's current symptoms. How does mindfulness-based therapy assist individuals with PTSD? Mindfulness-based therapy helps individuals stay present and reduce the impact of distressing thoughts and emotion...

Definition of TBI correct answer: Insult to the brain [not of a degenerative or congenital nature] caused by an external physical force TBI may produce correct answer: A diminished or altered state of consciousness, resulting in an impairment of cognitive, physical, behavioral or emotional functioning. TBI Impairments may be temporary or permanent.. correct answer: Resulting in partial or total functional disability or psychosocial maladjustment TBI AKA correct answer: Acquired brai...

HESI Case Study - Traumatic Brain Injury exam questions and answers.

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A comatose is A. Period of unconsciousness lasting more than six hours with individual is unable to be awakened and is unresponsive to sensory stimuli b. A vegetative state continues longer than four weeks c. When a person has problems with executive functions d. retrograde and anterograde memory loss Correct Answer a. a period of unconciousness lasting more than 6 hours with the individual unable to be awakened and is unresponsive to sensory stimuli (T/F/) The Glasgow Coma Scale or Ranch...

Concussion Correct Answer Momentary loss of consciousness and reflexes. Contusion Correct Answer Bruising on the surface of the brain is sustained at the time of injury. Small blood vessels on the surface of the brain hemorrhage and lead to condition. Definition of TBI Correct Answer an insult to the brain caused by an external physical force; results in impairment of cognitive/physical function; produce diminished state of consciousness; result in disturbance of behavioral/emotional funct...

Traumatic Brain Injury: Hope Through Research This notes provides in-depth information about traumatic brain injury, including common symptoms, diagnosis, and available therapies.