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Neuro Trauma True/False QuizVersion en ligne Test your neuro trauma knowledge. par hunter 1 Autonomic dysreflexia causes vomiting. Yes No 2 Epistaxis is a sign of basilar skull fracture. Yes No 3 Glasgow Coma Scale trend assesses reflex activity. Yes No 4 For DVT prevention, antifibrinolytic agents are used. Yes No 5 Endotracheal intubation in a high cervical injury directly causes autonomic dysreflexia. Yes No 6 For an intubated head-injured patient with suspected high ICP, benzodiazepines PRN are commonly used. Yes No 7 The most common cause of spinal cord injury in teens is motor vehicle accidents. Yes No 8 To prevent DVT in SCI with altered mobility, apply thigh-high elastic stockings. Yes No 9 Hyperthermia can indicate increasing brain compression in ICP. Yes No 10 Nondepressed skull fractures are watched with close monitoring (watchful waiting). Yes No 11 Basilar skull fracture presents with bruising over the mastoid. Yes No 12 Epidural hematoma requires emergency craniotomy. Yes No 13 Sports injuries are the most common cause of SCI. Yes No 14 If endotracheal intubation is needed after a high cervical spinal cord injury, the associated nursing diagnosis is Risk for injury. Yes No 15 Autonomic dysreflexia includes bradycardia and hypertension. Yes No 16 For neurogenic shock, the most appropriate action is to prepare interventions to increase BP. Yes No 17 Spinal shock includes later development of spasticity in all four limbs. Yes No 18 Hyperthermia is a classic sign of increasing brain compression. Yes No 19 In neurogenic shock, the nurse should transfuse packed red blood cells. Yes No 20 Epidural hematoma treatment includes antihypertensive therapy as a priority. Yes No

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Autonomic dysreflexia causes vomiting.

Epistaxis is a sign of basilar skull fracture.

Glasgow Coma Scale trend assesses reflex activity.

For DVT prevention, antifibrinolytic agents are used.

Endotracheal intubation in a high cervical injury directly causes autonomic dysreflexia.

For an intubated head-injured patient with suspected high ICP, benzodiazepines PRN are commonly used.

The most common cause of spinal cord injury in teens is motor vehicle accidents.

To prevent DVT in SCI with altered mobility, apply thigh-high elastic stockings.

Hyperthermia can indicate increasing brain compression in ICP.

Nondepressed skull fractures are watched with close monitoring (watchful waiting).

Basilar skull fracture presents with bruising over the mastoid.

Epidural hematoma requires emergency craniotomy.

Sports injuries are the most common cause of SCI.

If endotracheal intubation is needed after a high cervical spinal cord injury, the associated nursing diagnosis is Risk for injury.

Autonomic dysreflexia includes bradycardia and hypertension.

For neurogenic shock, the most appropriate action is to prepare interventions to increase BP.

Spinal shock includes later development of spasticity in all four limbs.

Hyperthermia is a classic sign of increasing brain compression.

In neurogenic shock, the nurse should transfuse packed red blood cells.

Epidural hematoma treatment includes antihypertensive therapy as a priority.