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Froggy Jumps Nursing Neuro QuizOnline version Neuro nursing basics by Danyell 1 A nurse is assessing a patient after a stroke. Which finding is most consistent with receptive aphasia? a Patient speaks in long sentences that are nonsensical b Patient responds with one-word answers and appears frustrated c Patient is unable to move the right side of the body 2 A nurse is caring for a patient who had a left-sided stroke. Which assessment finding indicates expressive aphasia? a Patient speaks fluently but words do not make sense b Patient is unable to understand spoken language c Patient understands questions but struggles to speak clearly 3 A nurse is assessing a patient after a right-sided stroke. Which finding suggests unilateral neglect syndrome? a Patient ignores food on the left side of the plate b Patient has weakness in both arms c Patient reports double vision 4 Which assessment finding best describes a patient who is obtunded? a No response to any stimuli b Difficult to arouse, responds slowly to stimuli c Responds only to painful stimuli 5 A nurse is caring for a patient with decreased level of consciousness. Which assessment finding is consistent with a stuporous state? a Responds appropriately to commands b Requires vigorous or repeated painful stimuli to respond c Fully alert but disoriented 6 A nurse is assessing a patient who suffered a traumatic brain injury. Which finding indicates the patient is comatose? a No response to verbal or painful stimul b Responds to verbal commands slowly c Withdraws from painful stimuli 7 Client arrived to the ED with signs of meningitis, when asked to flex clients neck, clients hip and knee flex as well. The Nurse would identify this as. a Druski Sign b Kernig’s Sign c Brudzinski’s Sign 8 Nurse enters the clients room and finds the client severely sluggishness and fatigued. The nurse would document this as. a Vertigo b Amnesia c Lethargy 9 Family brings client into the clinic, family states client hasn’t spoke in two weeks. How would the Nurse document these findings? a Client appears to be experiencing Delirium b Client appears to be experiencing Dysarthria c Client appears to be experiencing Dysphasia 10 Client arrives to the emergency room complaining of double vision, what term would the Nurse use to document these findings? a Diplopia b Dysarthria c Aura 11 Nurse finds a client on the floor, the client’s body is displaying Decorticate Posturing. How would the Nurse document these findings? a Clients, arms are flexing towards the body b Clients arms are flexing away from the body c Clients arms are behind head 12 Client is having difficulty swallowing. How would the Nurse document the findings? a Dysphasia b Diplopia c Dysarthria 13 Client is displaying Decerebrate Posturing, which way would the arms flex? a Away from the body b To the body c No movement at all 14 Client presents with ataxia, which test would the Nurse use to identify the abnormality. a Romberg Test b Muscle strength c Scotomas 15 A nurse is completing a Romberg Test on a client what is the purpose for is test? a To test strength b To test eyesight c To test balance 16 A nurse is taking a patient for diagnostic test after a seizure. What diagnostic test does the client need? a EEG b CT c PET 17 Identify which Glasgow Coma Scale score is moderate. a 13-15 b 9-12 c 3-8 18 A nurse assesses a patient who opens eyes to sound, is confused when speaking, and localizes pain. What is the patient’s GCS score? a 11 b 12 c 13 19 The nurse notes a patient localizes pain. What does this mean? a The patient withdraws from pain b The patient extends limbs c The patient purposefully moves toward pain 20 Which electrolyte disturbance is most concerning for neuro status after head injury? a Hyponatremia b Hyperkalemia c Hypercalcemia 21 What is a hallmark sign of meningitis? a Bradycardia b Neck stiffness (nuchal rigidity) c Flank pain 22 A patient demonstrates abnormal flexion (decorticate posturing) when pain is applied. What motor score should the nurse assign? a 4 b 3 c 2 23 While we evaluating a patient’s motor skills, a nurse notices, the patient arms are moving away from their body. a Normal flexion b Extension c Abnormal flexion 24 Which finding indicates worsening neurological status? a Abnormal flexion b Confused conversation c Localizes pain 25 Client is appearing to have pain while laying supine with knee flexed 90° knee cannot be fully extended. Nurse is concerned that client may have meningitis. Which sign would identify painful knee extension. a Brudzinski’s Sign b Kernig’s Sign c Reflex Sign

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A nurse is assessing a patient after a stroke. Which finding is most consistent with receptive aphasia?

A nurse is caring for a patient who had a left-sided stroke. Which assessment finding indicates expressive aphasia?

A nurse is assessing a patient after a right-sided stroke. Which finding suggests unilateral neglect syndrome?

Which assessment finding best describes a patient who is obtunded?

A nurse is caring for a patient with decreased level of consciousness. Which assessment finding is consistent with a stuporous state?

A nurse is assessing a patient who suffered a traumatic brain injury. Which finding indicates the patient is comatose?

Client arrived to the ED with signs of meningitis, when asked to flex clients neck, clients hip and knee flex as well. The Nurse would identify this as.

Nurse enters the clients room and finds the client severely sluggishness and fatigued. The nurse would document this as.

Family brings client into the clinic, family states client hasn’t spoke in two weeks. How would the Nurse document these findings?

Client arrives to the emergency room complaining of double vision, what term would the Nurse use to document these findings?

Nurse finds a client on the floor, the client’s body is displaying Decorticate Posturing. How would the Nurse document these findings?

Client is having difficulty swallowing. How would the Nurse document the findings?

Client is displaying Decerebrate Posturing, which way would the arms flex?

Client presents with ataxia, which test would the Nurse use to identify the abnormality.

A nurse is completing a Romberg Test on a client what is the purpose for is test?

A nurse is taking a patient for diagnostic test after a seizure. What diagnostic test does the client need?

Identify which Glasgow Coma Scale score is moderate.

A nurse assesses a patient who opens eyes to sound, is confused when speaking, and localizes pain. What is the patient’s GCS score?

The nurse notes a patient localizes pain. What does this mean?

Which electrolyte disturbance is most concerning for neuro status after head injury?

What is a hallmark sign of meningitis?

A patient demonstrates abnormal flexion (decorticate posturing) when pain is applied. What motor score should the nurse assign?

While we evaluating a patient’s motor skills, a nurse notices, the patient arms are moving away from their body.

Which finding indicates worsening neurological status?

Client is appearing to have pain while laying supine with knee flexed 90° knee cannot be fully extended. Nurse is concerned that client may have meningitis. Which sign would identify painful knee extension.