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Froggy Jumps Brain Damage BasicsOnline version Quiz on brain injury essentials by Roxanne Benjamin 1 What is brain damage? a Injury or trauma to the brain that impairs its normal functioning. b A temporary feeling of dizziness with no brain injury c A cosmetic bruise on the skull 2 Name one common cause of brain damage. a Allergies b Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) c Vitamin deficiency 3 List a common clinical manifestation of brain damage. a Improved memory b Headache c Increased appetite 4 What imaging studies may be required to identify the injury? a CT scan or MRI b Ultrasound abdomen c X-ray of the chest 5 Name a medication category used to reduce brain swelling. a Steroids b Anticoagulants c Antidepressants 6 One nursing diagnosis for brain damage. a Excessive sedation b Risk for infection c Risk for ineffective cerebral tissue perfusion 7 A patient develops agitation, hallucinations, cognitive impairment, and personality changes following an inflammatory infection of the brain. Which condition is MOST consistent with these manifestations? a parkinson's disease b Encephalitis c stroke 9 Which nursing intervention BEST promotes venous drainage from the brain while simultaneously reducing the risk of aspiration in a patient with severe brain damage? a Placing the patient flat in the supine position b Frequent stimulation with high environmental noise c Proper positioning with airway maintenance measures 10 A patient with brain damage presents with headaches, vomiting, and declining level of consciousness. These findings MOST likely indicate: a Increased intracranial pressure b Improved cerebral perfusion c Peripheral neuropathy 11 Which medication would MOST likely be prescribed specifically to decrease cerebral edema associated with brain tumors or severe brain injury? a Dexamethasone b Carbamazepine c Furosemide

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Brain Damage BasicsOnline version

Quiz on brain injury essentials

by Roxanne Benjamin

What is brain damage?

Injury or trauma to the brain that impairs its normal functioning.

A temporary feeling of dizziness with no brain injury

A cosmetic bruise on the skull

Name one common cause of brain damage.

Allergies

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Vitamin deficiency

List a common clinical manifestation of brain damage.

Improved memory

Headache

Increased appetite

What imaging studies may be required to identify the injury?

CT scan or MRI

Ultrasound abdomen

X-ray of the chest

Name a medication category used to reduce brain swelling.

Steroids

Anticoagulants

Antidepressants

One nursing diagnosis for brain damage.

Excessive sedation

Risk for infection

Risk for ineffective cerebral tissue perfusion

A patient develops agitation, hallucinations, cognitive impairment, and personality changes following an inflammatory infection of the brain. Which condition is MOST consistent with these manifestations?

parkinson's disease

Encephalitis

stroke

Which nursing intervention BEST promotes venous drainage from the brain while simultaneously reducing the risk of aspiration in a patient with severe brain damage?

Placing the patient flat in the supine position

Frequent stimulation with high environmental noise

Proper positioning with airway maintenance measures

A patient with brain damage presents with headaches, vomiting, and declining level of consciousness. These findings MOST likely indicate:

Increased intracranial pressure

Improved cerebral perfusion

Peripheral neuropathy

Which medication would MOST likely be prescribed specifically to decrease cerebral edema associated with brain tumors or severe brain injury?

Dexamethasone

Carbamazepine

Furosemide

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What is brain damage?

Name one common cause of brain damage.

List a common clinical manifestation of brain damage.

What imaging studies may be required to identify the injury?

Name a medication category used to reduce brain swelling.

One nursing diagnosis for brain damage.

A patient develops agitation, hallucinations, cognitive impairment, and personality changes following an inflammatory infection of the brain. Which condition is MOST consistent with these manifestations?

Which nursing intervention BEST promotes venous drainage from the brain while simultaneously reducing the risk of aspiration in a patient with severe brain damage?

A patient with brain damage presents with headaches, vomiting, and declining level of consciousness. These findings MOST likely indicate:

Which medication would MOST likely be prescribed specifically to decrease cerebral edema associated with brain tumors or severe brain injury?

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