Title | TB-Chapter 24 Neurologic System |
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Chapter24:NeurologicSystem MULTIPLECHOICE 1.Thetwopartsofthenervoussystemarethe: a.
Motorandsensory.
b.
Centralandperipheral.
c.
Peripheralandautonomic.
d.
Hypothalamusandcerebral.
ANS:B Thenervoussystemcanbedividedintotwopartscentralandperipheral.Thecentralnervoussystemincludes thebrainandspinalcord.Theperipheralnervoussystemincludesthe12pairsofcranialnerves(CNs),the31 pairsofspinalnerves,andalloftheirbranches. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 2.Thewifeofa65-year-oldmantellsthenursethatsheisconcernedbecauseshehasnoticedachangeinher husbandspersonalityandabilitytounderstand.Healsocriesveryeasilyandbecomesangry.Thenurserecalls NURSINGTB.COM thatthecerebralloberesponsibleforthesebehaviorsisthe__________lobe. a.
Frontal
b.
Parietal
c.
Occipital
d.
Temporal
ANS:A Thefrontallobehasareasresponsibleforpersonality,behavior,emotions,andintellectualfunction.The parietallobehasareasresponsibleforsensation;theoccipitallobeisresponsibleforvisualreception;andthe temporallobeisresponsibleforhearing,taste,andsmell. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation 3.Whichstatementconcerningtheareasofthebrainistrue? a.
Thecerebellumisthecenterforspeechandemotions.
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Thehypothalamuscontrolsbodytemperatureandregulatessleep.
c.
Thebasalgangliaareresponsibleforcontrollingvoluntarymovements.
d.
Motorpathwaysofthespinalcordandbrainstemsynapseinthethalamus.
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ANS:B Thehypothalamusisavitalareawithmanyimportantfunctions:bodytemperaturecontroller,sleepcenter, anteriorandposteriorpituitaryglandregulator,andcoordinatorofautonomicnervoussystemactivityand emotionalstatus.Thecerebellumcontrolsmotorcoordination,equilibrium,andbalance.Thebasalganglia controlautonomicmovementsofthebody.Themotorpathwaysofthespinalcordsynapseinvariousareasof thespinalcord,notinthethalamus. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 4.Theareaofthenervoussystemthatisresponsibleformediatingreflexesisthe: a.
Medulla.
b.
Cerebellum.
c.
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Cerebralcortex.
ANS:C Thespinalcordisthemainhighwayforascendinganddescendingfibertractsthatconnectthebraintothe spinalnerves;itisresponsibleformediatingreflexes. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 5.Whilegatheringequipmentafteraninjection,anurseaccidentallyreceivedaprickfromanimproperly cappedneedle.Tointerpretthissensation,whichoftheseareasmustbeintact? a.
Corticospinaltract,medulla,andbasalganglia
b.
Pyramidaltract,hypothalamus,andsensorycortex
c.
Lateralspinothalamictract,thalamus,andsensorycortex
d.
Anteriorspinothalamictract,basalganglia,andsensorycortex
ANS:C
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Thespinothalamictractcontainssensoryfibersthattransmitthesensationsofpain,temperature,andcrudeor lighttouch.Fiberscarryingpainandtemperaturesensationsascendthelateralspinothalamictract,whereasthe sensationsofcrudetouchformtheanteriorspinothalamictract.Atthethalamus,thefiberssynapsewith anothersensoryneuron,whichcarriesthemessagetothesensorycortexforfullinterpretation.Theother optionsarenotcorrect. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 6.Apatientwithalackofoxygentohisheartwillhavepaininhischestandpossiblyintheshoulder,arms,or jaw.Thenurseknowsthatthebestexplanationwhythisoccursiswhichoneofthesestatements? a.
Aproblemexistswiththesensorycortexanditsabilitytodiscriminatethelocation.
b.
Thelackofoxygeninhishearthasresultedindecreasedamountofoxygentotheareas experiencingthepain.
c.
Thesensorycortexdoesnothavetheabilitytolocalizepainintheheart;consequently,thepainis feltelsewhere.
d.
Alesionhasdevelopedinthedorsalroot,whichispreventingthesensationfrombeingtransmitted normally.
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Thesensorycortexisarrangedinaspecificpattern,formingacorrespondingmapofthebody.Painintheright handisperceivedataspecificspotonthemap.Someorgans,suchastheheart,liver,andspleen,areabsent fromthebrainmap.Painoriginatingintheseorgansisreferredbecausenofeltimageexistsinwhichtohave pain.Painisfeltbyproxy,thatis,byanotherbodypartthatdoeshaveafeltimage.Theotherresponsesarenot correctexplanations. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:BasicCareandComfort 7.Theabilitythathumanshavetoperformveryskilledmovementssuchaswritingiscontrolledbythe: a.
Basalganglia.
b.
Corticospinaltract.
c.
Spinothalamictract.
d.
Extrapyramidaltract.
ANS:B Corticospinalfibersmediatevoluntarymovement,particularlyveryskilled,discrete,andpurposeful movements,suchaswriting.Thecorticospinaltract,alsoknownasthepyramidaltract,isanewer,higher motorsystemthathumanshavethatpermitsveryskilledandpurposefulmovements.Theotherresponsesare notrelatedtoskilledmovements.
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DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 8.A30-year-oldwomantellsthenursethatshehasbeenveryunsteadyandhashaddifficultyinmaintaining herbalance.Whichareaofthebrainthatisrelatedtothesefindingswouldconcernthenurse? a.
Thalamus
b.
Brainstem
c.
Cerebellum
d.
Extrapyramidaltract
ANS:C Thecerebellarsystemcoordinatesmovement,maintainsequilibrium,andhelpsmaintainposture.Thethalamus istheprimaryrelaystationwheresensorypathwaysofthespinalcord,cerebellum,andbrainstemform synapsesontheirwaytothecerebralcortex.Thebrainstemconsistsofthemidbrain,pons,andmedullaand hasvariousfunctions,especiallyconcerningautonomiccenters.Theextrapyramidaltractmaintainsmuscle toneforgrossautomaticmovements,suchaswalking. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation NURSINGTB.COM
9.Whichofthesestatementsabouttheperipheralnervoussystemiscorrect? a.
TheCNsenterthebrainthroughthespinalcord.
b.
Efferentfiberscarrysensoryinputtothecentralnervoussystemthroughthespinalcord.
c.
Theperipheralnervesareinsidethecentralnervoussystemandcarryimpulsesthroughtheirmotor fibers.
d.
Theperipheralnervescarryinputtothecentralnervoussystembyafferentfibersandawayfrom thecentralnervoussystembyefferentfibers.
ANS:D Anerveisabundleoffibersoutsideofthecentralnervoussystem.Theperipheralnervescarryinputtothe centralnervoussystembytheirsensoryafferentfibersanddeliveroutputfromthecentralnervoussystemby theirefferentfibers.Theotherresponsesarenotrelatedtotheperipheralnervoussystem. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Remembering(Knowledge) MSC:ClientNeeds:General 10.Apatienthasaseveredspinalnerveasaresultoftrauma.Whichstatementistrueinthissituation? a.
Becausethereare31pairsofspinalnerves,noeffectresultsifonlyonenerveissevered.
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b.
Thedermatomeservedbythisnervewillnolongerexperienceanysensation.
c.
Theadjacentspinalnerveswillcontinuetocarrysensationsforthedermatomeservedbythe severednerve.
d.
Aseveredspinalnervewillonlyaffectmotorfunctionofthepatientbecausespinalnerveshaveno sensorycomponent.
ANS:C Adermatomeisacircumscribedskinareathatisprimarilysuppliedfromonespinalcordsegmentthrougha particularspinalnerve.Thedermatomesoverlap,whichisaformofbiologicinsurance;thatis,ifonenerveis severed,thenmostofthesensationscanbetransmittedbythespinalnerveaboveandthespinalnervebelow theseverednerve. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation 11.A21-year-oldpatienthasaheadinjuryresultingfromtraumaandisunconscious.Therearenoother injuries.Duringtheassessmentwhatwouldthenurseexpecttofindwhentestingthepatientsdeeptendon reflexes? a.
Reflexeswillbenormal.
b.
Reflexescannotbeelicited.
c.
Allreflexeswillbediminishedbutpresent.
d.
Somereflexeswillbepresent,dependingontheareaofinjury.
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ANS:A Areflexisadefensemechanismofthenervoussystem.Itoperatesbelowthelevelofconsciouscontroland permitsaquickreactiontopotentiallypainfulordamagingsituations. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:SafeandEffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare 12.Amotherofa1-month-oldinfantasksthenursewhyittakessolongforinfantstolearntorollover.The nurseknowsthatthereasonforthisis: a.
Ademyelinatingprocessmustbeoccurringwithherinfant.
b.
Myelinisneededtoconducttheimpulses,andtheneuronsofanewbornarenotyetmyelinated.
c.
Thecerebralcortexisnotfullydeveloped;therefore,controlovermotorfunctiongraduallyoccurs.
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Thespinalcordiscontrollingthemovementbecausethecerebellumisnotyetfullydeveloped.
ANS:B Theinfantssensoryandmotordevelopmentproceedsalongwiththegradualacquisitionofmyelin,whichis neededtoconductmostimpulses.Verylittlecorticalcontrolexists,andtheneuronsarenotyetmyelinated. Theotherresponsesarenotcorrect. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 13.Duringanassessmentofan80-year-oldpatient,thenursenoticesthefollowing:aninabilitytoidentify vibrationsatherankleandtoidentifythepositionofherbigtoe,aslowerandmoredeliberategait,anda slightlyimpairedtactilesensation.Allotherneurologicfindingsarenormal.Thenurseshouldinterpretthat thesefindingsindicate: a.
CNdysfunction.
b.
Lesioninthecerebralcortex.
c.
Normalchangesattributabletoaging.
d.
Demyelinationofnervesattributabletoalesion. NURSINGTB.COM
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Someagingadultsshowaslowerresponsetorequests,especiallyforthosecallingforcoordinationof movements.Thefindingslistedarenormalintheabsenceofothersignificantabnormalfindings.Theother responsesareincorrect. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 14.A70-year-oldwomantellsthenursethateverytimeshegetsupinthemorningoraftershesbeensitting, shegetsreallydizzyandfeelslikesheisgoingtofallover.Thenursesbestresponsewouldbe: a.
Haveyoubeenextremelytiredlately?
b.
Youprobablyjustneedtodrinkmoreliquids.
c.
Illreferyouforacompleteneurologicexamination.
d.
Youneedtogetupslowlywhenyouvebeenlyingdownorsitting.
ANS:D Agingisaccompaniedbyaprogressivedecreaseincerebralbloodflow.Insomepeople,thisdecreasecauses dizzinessandalossofbalancewithapositionchange.Theseindividualsneedtobetaughttogetupslowly. Theotherresponsesareincorrect.
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DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 15.Duringthetakingofthehealthhistory,apatienttellsthenursethatitfeelsliketheroomisspinningaround me.Thenursewoulddocumentthisfindingas: a.
Vertigo.
b.
Syncope.
c.
Dizziness.
d.
Seizureactivity.
ANS:A Truevertigoisrotationalspinningcausedbyaneurologicdysfunctionoraprobleminthevestibularapparatus orthevestibularnucleiinthebrainstem.Syncopeisasuddenlossofstrengthoratemporarylossof consciousness.Dizzinessisalightheaded,swimmingsensation.Seizureactivityischaracterizedbyalteredor lossofconsciousness,involuntarymusclemovements,andsensorydisturbances. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation NURSINGTB.COM 16.Whentakingthehealthhistoryonapatientwithaseizuredisorder,thenurseassesseswhetherthepatient hasanaura.Whichofthesewouldbethebestquestionforobtainingthisinformation?
a.
Doesyourmuscletoneseemtenseorlimp?
b.
Aftertheseizure,doyouspendalotoftimesleeping?
c.
Doyouhaveanywarningsignbeforeyourseizurestarts?
d.
Doyouexperienceanycolorchangeorincontinenceduringtheseizure?
ANS:C Auraisasubjectivesensationthatprecedesaseizure;itcouldbeauditory,visual,ormotor.Theother questionsdonotsolicitinformationaboutanaura. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity:PhysiologicAdaptation 17.Whileobtainingahealthhistoryofa3-month-oldinfantfromthemother,thenurseasksabouttheinfants abilitytosuckandgraspthemothersfinger.Whatisthenurseassessing? a.
Reflexes
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Intelligence
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CNs
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ANS:A Questionsregardingreflexesincludesuchquestionsas,Whathaveyounoticedabouttheinfantsbehavior,Are theinfantssuckingandswallowingseemcoordinated,andDoestheinfantgraspyourfinger?Theother responsesareincorrect. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) MSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 18.Inobtainingahealthhistoryona74-year-oldpatient,thenursenotesthathedrinksalcoholdailyandthat hehasnoticedatremorinhishandsthataffectshisabilitytoholdthings.Withthisinformation,whatresponse shouldthenursemake? a.
Doesyourfamilyknowyouaredrinkingeveryday?
b.
Doesthetremorchangewhenyoudrinkalcohol?
c.
Welldosometeststoseewhatiscausingthetremor. NURSINGTB.COM
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Youreallyshouldntdrinksomuchalcohol;itmaybecausingyourtremor.
ANS:B Seniletremorisrelievedbyalcohol,althoughnotarecommendedtreatment.Thenurseshouldassesswhether thepersonisabusingalcoholinanefforttorelievethetremor. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) MSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 19.A50-year-oldwomanisintheclinicforweaknessinherleftarmandlegthatshehasnoticedforthepast week.Thenurseshouldperformwhichtypeofneurologicexamination? a.
GlasgowComaScale
b.
Neurologicrecheckexamination
c.
Screeningneurologicexamination
d.
Completeneurologicexamination
ANS:D
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Thenurseshouldperformacompleteneurologicexaminationonanindividualwhohasneurologicconcerns (e.g.,headache,weakness,lossofcoordination)orwhoisshowingsignsofneurologicdysfunction.The GlasgowComaScaleisusedtodefineapersonslevelofconsciousness.Theneurologicrecheckexamination isappropriateforthosewhoaredemonstratingneurologicdeficits.Thescreeningneurologicexaminationis performedonseeminglywellindividualswhohavenosignificantsubjectivefindingsfromthehealthhistory. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application) MSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 20.DuringanassessmentoftheCNs,thenursefindsthefollowing:asymmetrywhenthepatientsmilesor frowns,unevenliftingoftheeyebrows,saggingofthelowereyelids,andescapeofairwhenthenursepresses againsttherightpuffedcheek.ThiswouldindicatedysfunctionofwhichoftheseCNs? a.
MotorcomponentofCNIV
b.
MotorcomponentofCNVII
c.
MotorandsensorycomponentsofCNXI
d.
MotorcomponentofCNXandsensorycomponentofCNVII
ANS:B Thefindingslistedreflectadysfunctionofthemotorcomponentofthefacialnerve(CNVII). DIF:CognitiveLevel:Analyzing(Analysis) NURSINGTB.COM MSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 21.ThenurseistestingthefunctionofCNXI.Whichstatementbestdescribestheresponsethenurseshould expectifthisnerveisintact?Thepatient: a.
Demonstratestheabilitytohearnormalconversation.
b.
Sticksoutthetonguemidlinewithouttremorsordeviation.
c.
Followsanobjectwithhisorhereyeswithoutnystagmusorstrabismus.
d.
Movestheheadandshouldersagainstresistancewithequalstrength.
ANS:D Thefollowingnormalfindingsareexpectedwhentestingthespinalaccessoryner...