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Froggy Jumps 206 Exam 4 Practice 1Online version Med Surg by Breanna 1 What is the classic symptom of Alzheimer's disease? a Headache b Seizures c Memory loss 2 Which two brain changes are typical in Alzheimer's? a Neuritic plaques and neurofibrillary tangles b Demyelination and spastic paralysis c Viral inclusions and abscesses 3 What is a common early sign of dementia in Alzheimer's? a Memory loss b Hearing loss c Nausea 4 Which part of the brain is most affected by Alzheimer's pathology? a Cerebral cortex b Cerebellum c C brainstem 5 What is the long-term goal in Alzheimer's care? a Full cure b Maintain independence at home as long as possible c Immediate institutionalization 6 Which neurotransmitter is often implicated in Alzheimer's-related decline? a Acetylcholine b GABA c Dopamine 7 Delirium is best described as: a A sudden, transient state of confusion b Normal aging c A slow, gradual memory loss 8 Dementia differs from delirium by: a Progressive and irreversible decline b Abrupt recovery c Transient confusion 9 Which condition is not a normal aging change? a Cognitive impairment b Mild forgetfulness c Slower processing 10 Most common cause of dementia? a Parkinson's Disease b Stroke c Alzheimer's Disease (AD) 11 Which symptom is typical of advanced Alzheimer's? a Wandering and agitation b Persistent vertigo c Fever and rash 12 Which nonpharmacologic goal helps Alzheimer's patients at home? a Cure the disease with drug therapy b Maintain independence in the home environment c Move to nursing home immediately 13 Which pathology hallmark is seen in AD? a Huntingtin plaques b Lewy bodies c Neuritic plaques 14 Which diagnostic change is least useful for AD? a Neuroimaging b Blood glucose alone c Neuritic plaques on pathology 15 In MS, what is damaged to cause slowed conduction? a Synapses b Dendrites c Myelin sheath 16 MS initial symptom often includes: a Blurred vision or nystagmus b Hearing loss c Severe headache 17 Late-stage MS may present with: a Chorea b Flaccid paralysis c Spastic paralysis 18 Most common cause of death in MS is: a Renal failure b Heart disease c Infection, often respiratory 19 Trigeminal neuralgia primarily affects which nerve? a Cranial Nerve VII b Cranial Nerve IX c Cranial Nerve V 20 The hallmark of trigeminal neuralgia pain is: a Bilateral headaches b Sudden, severe burning pain on one side of the face c Chronic dull ache in jaw 21 Bell palsy involves disruption of which impulses to facial muscles? a Autonomic impulses b Motor impulses c Sensory impulses 22 Which therapy can shorten Bell palsy symptoms? a Antibiotics only b Analgesics alone c Corticosteroids and an antiviral drug 23 Parkinson's disease is caused by a deficiency of which neurotransmitter? a Serotonin b Acetylcholine c Dopamine 24 Classic Parkinsonian gait is: a Limping on one leg b Stooped posture with short, shuffling steps c Wide-based gait 25 Parkinson's speech change is: a Hyperphonia b Aphasia c Hypophonia (soft speech) and drooling 26 Parkinson's long-term drug goal is to: a Cure disease b Eliminate all symptoms c Prolong independence 27 Headache with early morning onset is often due to: a Low blood pressure b Dehydration c Increased intracranial pressure 28 IICP symptoms include which sign? a Bradykinesia b Vomiting without nausea c Rashes 29 Which tumor-related therapy reduces edema and ICP? a Osmotic diuretics b Chemotherapy c Antibiotics 30 Which is a nonspecific brain tumor symptom in older children? a Chronic cough b Impaired vision or abnormal gait c Fever 31 Which imaging finding is least helpful for classifying tumors by type? a Client's level of education b Cell type involved c Location 32 Which drug category helps control seizures in brain tumor patients? a Anticoagulants b Anticonvulsants c Bronchodilators 33 Which is a common post-ictal nursing action? a Encourage running b Position the child on his side c Provide chug of water 34 Which seizure type classification applies to fever-related episodes in kids? a Febrile seizure b Tonic seizure c Absence seizure 35 Primary nursing safety after a seizure includes: a Eating immediately b Protecting the head and side-lying c Restraint constantly 36 Which symptom is a warning sign of IICP in kids? a Sneezing b Large head and bulging fontanels c Cough 37 Which is a long-term brain tumor management option? a Antibiotic therapy b Anticonvulsant therapy c Chemotherapy only 38 Which symptom is typical of Trigeminal Neuralgia? a Hearing loss b Chronic fatigue c Sudden, severe facial pain 39 Bell Palsy causes what type of impairment to muscles? a Motor impulses blocked b Sensory impulses blocked c Autonomic impulses blocked 40 Which combination shortens Bell Palsy symptoms? a Analgesics and antibiotics b Anticonvulsants and diuretics c Corticosteroids and antiviral 41 Delirium is best described as: a Normal aging b A sudden, transient state of confusion c Permanent cognitive decline 42 Normal aging changes include: a Severe disorientation b Gradual decline in short-term memory c Complete memory loss 43 Which condition is the most common cause of dementia? a Huntington's Disease b Parkinson's Disease c Alzheimer's Disease (AD) 44 Which brain changes define Alzheimer's disease pathology? a Viral inclusions and abscesses b Neuritic plaques and neurofibrillary tangles c Demyelination and spasticity 45 In Alzheimer's care, the goal is to: a Cure the disease b Maintain independence at home as long as possible c Place in care facility immediately 46 A nurse is assessing a client with a superficial (first-degree) burn. Which finding should the nurse expect? a Reddened skin that blanches easily b Charred, painless skin c Blistering and severe pain 47 A client sustained burns after contact with an electrical wire. Which complication should the nurse assess for first? a Hypovolemic shock b Cardiac arrhythmias c Fluid overload 48 Which type of headache is most common and is relieved by rest and mild analgesics like Naproxen or Ibuprofen? a Migraine headache b Cluster headache c Tension headache 49 A recurrent and chronic seizure disorder that results from a variety of causes is referred to as: a Epilepsy b Encephalopathy c Migraine disorder 50 What is the primary nursing safety action for a child in the post-ictal period following a generalized seizure? a Apply cold packs to the forehead b Position the child on his or her side c Administer acetaminophen intravenously

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What is the classic symptom of Alzheimer's disease?

Which two brain changes are typical in Alzheimer's?

What is a common early sign of dementia in Alzheimer's?

Which part of the brain is most affected by Alzheimer's pathology?

What is the long-term goal in Alzheimer's care?

Which neurotransmitter is often implicated in Alzheimer's-related decline?

Delirium is best described as:

Dementia differs from delirium by:

Which condition is not a normal aging change?

Most common cause of dementia?

Which symptom is typical of advanced Alzheimer's?

Which nonpharmacologic goal helps Alzheimer's patients at home?

Which pathology hallmark is seen in AD?

Which diagnostic change is least useful for AD?

In MS, what is damaged to cause slowed conduction?

MS initial symptom often includes:

Late-stage MS may present with:

Most common cause of death in MS is:

Trigeminal neuralgia primarily affects which nerve?

The hallmark of trigeminal neuralgia pain is:

Bell palsy involves disruption of which impulses to facial muscles?

Which therapy can shorten Bell palsy symptoms?

Parkinson's disease is caused by a deficiency of which neurotransmitter?

Classic Parkinsonian gait is:

Parkinson's speech change is:

Parkinson's long-term drug goal is to:

Headache with early morning onset is often due to:

IICP symptoms include which sign?

Which tumor-related therapy reduces edema and ICP?

Which is a nonspecific brain tumor symptom in older children?

Which imaging finding is least helpful for classifying tumors by type?

Which drug category helps control seizures in brain tumor patients?

Which is a common post-ictal nursing action?

Which seizure type classification applies to fever-related episodes in kids?

Primary nursing safety after a seizure includes:

Which symptom is a warning sign of IICP in kids?

Which is a long-term brain tumor management option?

Which symptom is typical of Trigeminal Neuralgia?

Bell Palsy causes what type of impairment to muscles?

Which combination shortens Bell Palsy symptoms?

Delirium is best described as:

Normal aging changes include:

Which condition is the most common cause of dementia?

Which brain changes define Alzheimer's disease pathology?

In Alzheimer's care, the goal is to:

A nurse is assessing a client with a superficial (first-degree) burn. Which finding should the nurse expect?

A client sustained burns after contact with an electrical wire. Which complication should the nurse assess for first?

Which type of headache is most common and is relieved by rest and mild analgesics like Naproxen or Ibuprofen?

A recurrent and chronic seizure disorder that results from a variety of causes is referred to as:

What is the primary nursing safety action for a child in the post-ictal period following a generalized seizure?