Bonus – Worth 1 Point: Name one type of extra-axial brainstem lesion related to the meninges (internal to the Pia Mater):

Bonus – Worth 1 Point: Name one type of intra-axial brainstem lesion related to the meninges (internal to the Pia Mater):  

79. Which of the following best describes the changes of aging in a normal individual versus someone with Alzheimer’s disease. A. Decreased function in temporal and/or parietal regions B. Decreased occipital function C. Thinning of the cerebral cortex

Bonus – Worth 1 Point:  Name a tumor that is characteristic of Neurofibromatosis.

52. Name this tumor seen on this non-contrast MRI image. The tumor’s topographical predilection is suprasellar and it extends up from the nasal pharynx.

In the perioperative period, the nurse does patient teaching focusing on incentive spirometry, TED stocking, Sequential Compression Devices (SCD) and exercises of the lower extremities. The rationale behind this perioperative teaching is:  

A nurse receives a call from the post anesthesia care unit (PACU) stating that a patient is being transferred to the surgical unit. What is the First priority of the nurse when the surgical patient arrives to their room on the surgical unit?  

Placing the infant at the breast to nurse has what effect on uterine tone?  

In the perioperative period, the nurse does patient teaching focusing on incentive spirometry, TED stocking, Sequential Compression Devices (SCD) and exercises of the lower extremities. The rationale behind this perioperative teaching is:  

A nurse caring for a client postoperatively notes that the dressing on the client’s incision was recently clean and dry but is now saturated with a large amount of fresh blood. What intervention should be taken by the nurse in this situation along with notifying the primary care provider?