Scheda di esercizi di Area medico-chirurgica: neurologica, endocrina e renale con soluzioni
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Nome: ____________________ Data: ____________
1.Facile
Quale posizione della testa si usa in genere per un paziente con ipertensione endocranica?
ASdraiato, con la testa ruotata bene su un lato
BSeduto eretto, con il collo flesso in avanti
CTesta più bassa del corpo (Trendelenburg)
DTesta sollevata di circa 30°, con il collo dritto
2.Facile
What is the main cause of the movement problems in Parkinson's disease?
AAntibodies that attack acetylcholine receptors in muscle
BToo much dopamine released in the basal ganglia
CLoss of the myelin sheath around nerves in the brain and spinal cord
DLoss of dopamine-producing cells in the substantia nigra
3.Facile
The nurse asks a patient to shrug their shoulders against resistance. Which cranial nerve is being tested?
AAccessory nerve (XI)
BHypoglossal nerve (XII)
CTrigeminal nerve (V)
DFacial nerve (VII)
4.Media
A bladder scan straight after voiding shows 450 mL of urine still in the bladder. What does this show?
AThe bladder is not emptying properly
BThe patient is passing urine normally
CThe patient has drunk too little fluid
DThe kidneys are making too little urine
5.Media
A patient has just started haemodialysis. What usually happens to their protein needs?
AThey stay exactly the same as they were before dialysis
BThey fall to almost zero to rest the kidneys
CProtein must be replaced only by IV infusion
DThey increase, because dialysis removes amino acids
6.Media
Which signs suggest rejection of a kidney transplant?
AA rash on the face after sun exposure
BMore urine, a falling creatinine and weight loss
CLess urine, a rising creatinine and a tender graft
DA cough, wheeze and a runny nose with sneezing
7.Difficile
A patient with a brain injury has a mean arterial pressure of 80 mmHg and an ICP of 25 mmHg. How should the nurse interpret this?
AThe ICP cannot affect brain perfusion if the blood pressure is normal
BThe cerebral perfusion pressure is 105 mmHg, which is too high
CThe cerebral perfusion pressure is 80 mmHg, which is normal
DThe cerebral perfusion pressure is 55 mmHg, below the usual target
8.Difficile
A patient arrives five hours after the onset of a stroke. A CT angiogram shows a blockage of a large artery in the brain. What is the most appropriate next step?
AUrgent referral for assessment for mechanical thrombectomy
BNo treatment, because the time for any reperfusion has passed
CStart IV alteplase immediately without further imaging
DGive aspirin and plan a review on the ward tomorrow
Soluzioni
1. D · Testa sollevata di circa 30°, con il collo dritto
2. D · Loss of dopamine-producing cells in the substantia nigra
3. A · Accessory nerve (XI)
4. A · The bladder is not emptying properly
5. D · They increase, because dialysis removes amino acids
6. C · Less urine, a rising creatinine and a tender graft
7. D · The cerebral perfusion pressure is 55 mmHg, below the usual target
8. A · Urgent referral for assessment for mechanical thrombectomy
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