(Ch. 11- Nervous System) - Injury to the thoracic, lumbar, or sacral regions of the spinal cord would cause: a) hemiplegia Ob) quadriplegia (tetraplegia) c) paraplegia d) monoplegia Bago 18 of 50

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Q: (Ch. 11- Nervous System) - A momentary and reversible interruption of brain function, usually due to…

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Q: You are observing a neurological exam. The patient is having difficulty tandem walking. Tandem…

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Q: collections of nerve cell bodies outside the central nervous system are called? a) nerves b)…

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Q: A patient with dyspnea should be placed in what position? a) Supine b) Prone c) High Fowler’s d)…

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Q: Your friend is complaining about recurrent pain in her leg. Her doctor ordered an xray to rule out a…

A: Xray is done to rule out any bone injuries.

Q: 50) Premedication of patients prior to general anesthesia is intended to prevent ______________.…

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Q: Which finding indicates a potential complication in a patient with a lower leg cast? a) Mild…

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Q: A common side effect associated with opioid administration, that is a visible sign of opioid use…

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Q: A patient presents with paralysis of the right side of the body. A) You know that this patient has…

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Q: 10) Which of the following is a short-term health effect of smoking on the body and health? A)…

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Q: Spinal cord interneurons using as the neurotransmitter can block pain transmission A) substance P B)…

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Q: A 50-year-old woman has diminished vibratory sensation on her right arm. Which of the following…

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Q: 5) How does norepinephrine effect the heart? A) increases heart contractility B) lowers heart rate…

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Q: what would be the most likely result of damage to the medulla? a) death b) paralysis c) decreased…

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Q: 27. The sympathetic nerves supply: a) The external sphincters of the gastrointestinal & urinary…

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Q: Your adult patient seems to pale and breathing 16 times per minute. WHich of these signs would youe…

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Q: The hematoma illustrated in the drawing shown is most likely to be due to tearing of which of the…

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Q: *24.- Which condition is most likely occurring in a male patient has slur speech and only lateral…

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Q: the sacral part of the parasympathetic division serves the pelvic organs and the distal half of the…

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Q: (Ch. 11- Nervous System) - Damage to the skull in which brain tissue is exposed is referred to as a:…

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Q: 22) A commonly shared action of all antiarrhythmics is that they _____________________.   A)…

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Q: 30) Which stage of anesthesia should you avoid achieving? A) Sedation B) Hyperactivity C)…

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Q: what molecule is yellowing the skin and sclera? C) Explain the abdominal swelling. D) Provide the…

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