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Froggy Jumps NCLEX Review - Week 10_Neurological & SensoryVersión en línea See what you know about neurological disorders and the brain por Mrs. Ramos 1 A patient with suspected myasthenic crisis receives edrophonium. Increased weakness suggests cholinergic crisis. Which drug should be immediately available?Neostigmine a Atropine sulfate b Neostigmine c Pyridostigmine 2 A patient treated with carbamazepine should be monitored for: a High blood pressure b Low white blood cell count c Increased liver enzymes 3 First-line acute management for tonic–clonic seizure in ER is: a Diazepam IV b Carbamazepine PO c Phenytoin IV 4 Which drug helps manage spasticity in spinal cord injury? a Tizanidine b Dantrolene c Baclofen 5 Following mannitol administration for elevated ICP, monitor for: a Hypertension b Electrolyte imbalance c Increased urine output only 6 Side effect of levetiracetam (Keppra) therapy includes: a Weight loss b Behavioral changes or mood swings c Visual disturbances 7 Early signs of phenytoin toxicity include: a Increased salivation b Nystagmus and ataxia c Hypotension 8 Side effect of benztropine when treating Parkinson’s tremor: a Constipation b Hypoglycemia c Hypotension 9 A patient on valproic acid needs regular monitoring for: a CBC and liver function b CO2 levels c BUN only 10 In acute ischemic stroke, tPA works by: a Inhibiting platelets b Activating plasmin to lyse clots c Reducing vasospasm 11 For migraine with sumatriptan, avoid: a SSRIs b MAO inhibitors c Beta blockers 12 A patient with Guillain–Barré syndrome may say: “I can’t breathe.” The nurse knows this is due to: a Demyelination of peripheral nerves b Muscle fatigue affecting respiratory muscles c Increased CSF pressure 13 After lumbar puncture, severe headache indicates: a Intracranial bleed b Infection c CSF leak from dural puncture 14 If patient develops benzodiazepine-induced respiratory depression, administer: a Flumazenil b Acetylcystine (Mucomyst) c Naloxone 15 In Alzheimer’s disease, inability to understand speech is termed: a Dysphagia b Apraxia c Wernicke’s aphasia 16 Patient receiving an inhaled anesthetic develops muscle rigidity and hyperthermia. Nurse prepares immediately for: a Naloxone b Dantrolene c Midazolam 17 For patient with acute subdural hematoma and increased ICP, before suctioning administer: a IV mannitol b IV lidocaine c IV midazolam 18 Botulinum toxin causes muscle paralysis by inhibiting release of: ________________ preventing neuromuscular transmission via cholinergic blockade. a Dopamine b Acetylcholine c Norepinephrine 19 Which of the following is a hallmark anticholinergic side effect seen with many neuro medications (e.g., benztropine, tricyclics)? a Diarrhea b Urinary retention c Excessive sweating 20 A patient on phenytoin has a serum level of 7 µg/mL (below therapeutic range). What should the nurse do? a Hold the dose due to toxicity risk b Administer the dose as ordered and notify provider (therapeutic 10–20 µg/mL) c Double the dose to reach therapeutic level

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A patient with suspected myasthenic crisis receives edrophonium. Increased weakness suggests cholinergic crisis. Which drug should be immediately available?Neostigmine

A patient treated with carbamazepine should be monitored for:

First-line acute management for tonic–clonic seizure in ER is:

Which drug helps manage spasticity in spinal cord injury?

Following mannitol administration for elevated ICP, monitor for:

Side effect of levetiracetam (Keppra) therapy includes:

Early signs of phenytoin toxicity include:

Side effect of benztropine when treating Parkinson’s tremor:

A patient on valproic acid needs regular monitoring for:

In acute ischemic stroke, tPA works by:

For migraine with sumatriptan, avoid:

A patient with Guillain–Barré syndrome may say: “I can’t breathe.” The nurse knows this is due to:

After lumbar puncture, severe headache indicates:

If patient develops benzodiazepine-induced respiratory depression, administer:

In Alzheimer’s disease, inability to understand speech is termed:

Patient receiving an inhaled anesthetic develops muscle rigidity and hyperthermia. Nurse prepares immediately for:

For patient with acute subdural hematoma and increased ICP, before suctioning administer:

Botulinum toxin causes muscle paralysis by inhibiting release of: ________________ preventing neuromuscular transmission via cholinergic blockade.

Which of the following is a hallmark anticholinergic side effect seen with many neuro medications (e.g., benztropine, tricyclics)?

A patient on phenytoin has a serum level of 7 µg/mL (below therapeutic range). What should the nurse do?

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A patient with suspected myasthenic crisis receives edrophonium. Increased weakness suggests cholinergic crisis. Which drug should be immediately available?Neostigmine

A patient treated with carbamazepine should be monitored for:

First-line acute management for tonic–clonic seizure in ER is:

Which drug helps manage spasticity in spinal cord injury?

Following mannitol administration for elevated ICP, monitor for:

Side effect of levetiracetam (Keppra) therapy includes:

Early signs of phenytoin toxicity include:

Side effect of benztropine when treating Parkinson’s tremor:

A patient on valproic acid needs regular monitoring for:

In acute ischemic stroke, tPA works by:

For migraine with sumatriptan, avoid:

A patient with Guillain–Barré syndrome may say: “I can’t breathe.” The nurse knows this is due to:

After lumbar puncture, severe headache indicates:

If patient develops benzodiazepine-induced respiratory depression, administer:

In Alzheimer’s disease, inability to understand speech is termed:

Patient receiving an inhaled anesthetic develops muscle rigidity and hyperthermia. Nurse prepares immediately for:

For patient with acute subdural hematoma and increased ICP, before suctioning administer:

Botulinum toxin causes muscle paralysis by inhibiting release of: ________________ preventing neuromuscular transmission via cholinergic blockade.

Which of the following is a hallmark anticholinergic side effect seen with many neuro medications (e.g., benztropine, tricyclics)?

A patient on phenytoin has a serum level of 7 µg/mL (below therapeutic range). What should the nurse do?

A patient on phenytoin has a serum level of 7 µg/mL (below therapeutic range). What should the nurse do?