Exam1, Spring07, Electrolytes, Misc, Dee

Front 1

In writing your case study, you will write an ___________ paragraph that briefly introduces your patient.

Back 1

Introductory

Front 2

In writing your case study, you will write an introductory paragraph that briefly introduces your patient.

This paragraph:

a) should briefly mention care you provided

b) should not mention care you provided

Back 2

should not mention care you provided

Front 3

The "History of the chief complaint" should include both the chief complaint in the patients ______ ______ & described in __ __ __ __ __.

Back 3

own words

P Q R S T

Front 4

The Health History paragraph in your case study includes a brief summary of the patient’s _______, ________, & surgical history.

Back 4

medical

family

Front 5

In your case study you will state if the patient is a good historian or not in the ________ paragraph. It is also important to include if the patient is a good _______.

Back 5

Health History

historian

Front 6

In the case study, the medication section must include a list of the _____ meds and the _____.

Back 6

home

hospital

Front 7

In the "Current & Hospital Medications" section of your case study you must include _______, ______, & _____, medications in addition to home & hospital medications.

Back 7

OTC

RX

Homeopathics

Front 8

In the Head To Toe section of your case study include assessment data but DO NOT INCLUDE _____ ___ ___.

Back 8

DO NOT INCLUDE what you did

Front 9

A Mini Mental State Exam gauges an individuals mental state with a maximum score of ____.

Back 9

30

Front 10

In a Mini Mental State Exam that gauges mental state with a Maximum score of 30, a score of 24 - 30 may indicate ___________.
• 24-30 may indicate Depression
• Less than 20 may indicate dementia/delirium

Back 10

depression

Front 11

In a Mini Mental State Exam, a score of less than 20 may indicate ______/______/

Back 11

dementia/delirium

Front 12

Areas assessed in a Mini Mental State Exam include:

HINT: O R R A L L

Back 12

Orientation

Registration

Recall

Attention and Calculation

Language

Level of Consciousness
Continuum

Front 13

Cranial Nerve 1 is:

Back 13

Olfactory

Front 14

Cranial Nerve II is:

Back 14

Optic:

Front 15

Cranial Nerve III is:

Back 15

Oculomotor (sense of vision)

pupil rx/accomodation

Front 16

Cranial Nerve IV is:

Back 16

Trochlear - extraocular movement

Front 17

Cranial Nerve VI is:

Back 17

Abducens – extraocular movement

Front 18

Cranial Nerve V is:

Back 18

Trigeminal

sensation: forehead, jaw, cheeks, and chin; mastication

Front 19

Cranial Nerve VII is:

Back 19

facial

Tongue; muscles of face, forehead, eye

Front 20

Cranial Nerve VIII is:

Back 20

Acoustic

Hearing and balance

Front 21

Optic Cranial Nerves include:

Back 21

II - Optic:

III - Oculomotor (pupil rx/accomodation)

IV - Trochlear (extraocular movement)

VI - Abducens (extraocular movement)

Front 22

Cranial Nerve IX is:

Back 22

Glossopharyngeal

Muscles of pharynx

Front 23

Cranial Nerve X is:

Back 23

VAGUS

Muscles of larynx, pharynx, esophagus

Thoracic & abdominal viscera

Front 24

Cranial Nerve XI is:

Back 24

Spinal Accessory

Sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles

Front 25

Cranial Nerve XII is:

Back 25

Hypoglossal (tongue)

Front 26

The Olfactory nerve is what Cranial Nerve:

Back 26

I

Front 27

The Optic nerve is what Cranial Nerve:

Back 27

II

Front 28

The Oculomotor nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 28

III

(pupil rx/accomodation)

Front 29

The Trochlear nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 29

IV

extraocular movement

Front 30

The Abducens nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 30

VI

extraocular movement

Front 31

The Trigeminal nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 31

V

(sensation: forehead, jaw, cheeks, and chin; mastication)

Front 32

The Facial nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 32

VII - Tongue

muscles of face, forehead, eye

Front 33

The Acoustic nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 33

VIII

Hearing & Balance

Front 34

The Glossopharyngeal nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 34

IX

Muscles of pharynx

Front 35

The Vagus nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 35

X

Muscles of larynx, pharynx, esophagus

Thoracic & abdominal viscera

Front 36

The Spinal Accessory nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 36

XI

Sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles

Front 37

The Hypoglossal nerve is which of the cranial nerves?

Back 37

XII

tongue

Front 38

Name the cranial nerves that control the sense of vision with the cranial optic nerve being II.

Back 38

III: Oculomotor – pupil rx/accomodation

IV: Trochlear – extraocular movement

VI: Abducens – extraocular movement

Front 39

Sensation of the forehead, jaw, cheeks, and chin; & also for mastication is under the control of what cranial nerve?

Back 39

• V: Trigeminal

Front 40

The tongue; muscles of face, forehead, eye are under the control of what cranial nerve?

Back 40

• VII: Facial

Front 41

Hearing and balance are under the control of what cranial nerve?

Back 41

• VIII: Acoustic

Front 42

Muscles of pharynx are under the control of what cranial nerve?

Back 42

• IX: Glossopharyngeal

Front 43

Muscles of larynx, the pharynx, esophagus, thoracic & abdominal viscera are under the control of what cranial nerve?

Back 43

• X: Vagus

Front 44

The Sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles are under the control of what cranial nerve?

Back 44

• XI: Spinal Accessory

Front 45

The tongue is under the control of what cranial nerve?

Back 45

• XII: Hypoglossal

Front 46

The Glasgow Coma Scale is an assessment tool for assessing what 3 conditions of a patient?

Motor Response
Verbal Response
Eye Opening

Back 46

Motor Response

Verbal Response

Eye Opening

Front 47

A scale used to assist in assessing a patients motor responses, verbal responses & visual responses is?

Back 47

Glasgow Coma Scale

Front 48

A sensory assessment includes?

Back 48

vision & the sense of hearing

Front 49

A vision assessment evaluates what 4 things?

Back 49

– Acuity
– Tracking
– Pupilary response
– Accommodation

Front 50

Assessing the sense of hearing includes checking for what 3 conditions?

Back 50

• Presbycusis
• Tinnitis
• Hearing aids

Front 51

Hearing testing uses?

Back 51

Audiometer

Weber

Rinne