A client with a neurologic deficit has been admitted to the nursing unit. The nurse caring for the client is assessing the client and observes significant changes in the client’s status. Which of the following action should the nurse perform immediately?

A nurse is caring for a client who has had a debilitating cerebrovascular accident. Which basic of client care, occurring during the acute phase, is most helpful in promoting the rehabilitation of this client?

A client is brought to the emergency department (ED) by family members who tell the triage nurse that the client doesn’t recognize them. The client is diagnosed with a neurologic deficit. What other condition(s) is considered a neurologic deficit? Select all that apply.

The nurse is providing care to a client with neurologic problems and notices that the client is experiencing a penile erection. Which nursing reaction is correct?

A female client who complains of recurring headaches, accompanied by increased irritability, photophobia, and fatigue is asked to track the headache symptoms and occurrence on a calendar log. Which is the best nursing rationale for this action?

An older client complains of a constant headache. A physical examination shows papilledema. Based on these symptoms, what condition would the nurse suspect?

The nurse is caring for a client with bacterial meningitis. Which assessment finding(s) is most important in determining nursing care for this client? Select all that apply.

The nurse is caring for clients on a neurologic floor. Which client goal is appropriate for the acute phase of a neurologic injury?

The nurse is instructing the paralyzed client on a method to stimulate the relaxation of the urinary sphincter aiding in urinary elimination. Which instruction would be correct?

A client has experienced a transient ischemic attack (TIA) and presents with carotid bruits. Which is the priority action to be taken by the nurse, following a bilateral carotid endarterectomy?