Chapter 7, Problem 69R

A patient’s visual acuity is assessed as 20/40 in both eyesusing the Snellen chart. The nurse interprets this finding as:a. The patient can see twice as well as normal.b. The patient has double vision.c. The patient has less than normal vision.d. The patient has normal vision.

Choose one prompt related to the nervous system in the discussion and respond with a short paragraph using the appropriate medical terminology. Choose one prompt related to the special senses in the discussion and respond with a short paragraph using the appropriate medical terminology

Correctly label the following spaces of the brain. Cerebral aqueduct Interventricular foramen Central canal Median aperture Lateral aperture Fourth ventricle Third ventricle Lateral ventricles Zoom Reset

Hello, Can you please help me with the next question? How would you have responded to engagement prompt #2 that occurred in the recorded webinar? Why?   NCLEX QUESTION 2 During a hearing assessment, the nurse notes that the sound lateralizes to the clients left ear with the Weber test. The nurse analyzes this result as: A normal finding. A conductive hearing loss in the right ear. A sensorineural or conductive loss. The presence of nystagmus. Thank you in advance!

Scenario: You have just been diagnosed with a sensory deficit. Please choose one sense or specific sensory deficit condition. Listing the deficit, risk factors, genetic conditions leading to the disease, discuss the available helps that can be offered by local services or friends to adapt to the conditon and mentioning the body part most affected, describe what you would do in this situation?   What help is available for your condition? Are there local services, family, friends, or help through the workplace that can help you adapt to life without the sense?   What would you do in this situation? What parts of your life do you think this condition would affect the most?

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A nurse is assessing a patient’s eyes for accommodation.What actions would the nurse perform during this test? Selectall that apply.a. Bring a penlight from the side of the patient’s face andbriefly shine the light on the pupil.b. Hold a forefinger, a pencil, or other straight object about 10to 15 cm (4′′ to 6′′) from the bridge of the patient’s nose.c. Hold a finger about 6′′ to 8′′ from the bridge of thepatient’s nose.d. Darken the room.e. Ask the patient to look straight ahead.f. Ask the patient to first look at a close object, then at adistant object, then back to the close object.

How are the two primary speech audiometric assessments (speech reception threshold, SRT, and word/speech recognition/understanding/discrimination, SDS/SRS/WUT) similar? How are they different?

What instructions should a medical assistant give to patient that is about to do a ear irrigation procedure? the patient becomes anxious when he is informed that the procedure can be a little painful. How should the medical assistant respond to the patient's anxiety?