WorksheetsNURS 111 Sensation
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 24mins
What is hyperactive delirium?
Understimulation
Overstimulation
Only loud noises
Deafening silence
True or False: Sensory deficits may increase a client’s risk for injury, especially falls and burns
True
False
Which is the definition for "impulse conduction?"
Something that stimulates nerve receptors
Detects information inside & outside the body OR receives signals from CNS
Ascending sensory tracts where nerve connects to RAS (reticular activating system) & to cerebral cortex
Awareness & interpretation of stimuli in the brain
A patient is unable to pass a test that involves being able to identify what is in their hand while being blindfolded. Which best identifies the patient's inability.
Hypoesthesia
Paraesthesia
Anesthesia
Stereognosis
Graphesthesia
Which risk factor best describes this symptom: "an acute inflammatory demyelinating disorder characterized by progressive ascending flaccid paralysis"
Lyme Disease
Autism
Uncontrolled Diabetes
B1 & B12 deficiency
Guillain-Barr Syndrome
Which of the following are symptoms of motor nerve damage? (select all that apply)
Numbness
Pain
Cramps
Fasciculations
Muscle loss
Which of the following are treatments for peripheral neuropathy? (Select all that apply)
Surgery to Relieve Compression
NSAIDS
Anticonvulsants
SNRIs
PT/OT
A patient complains that they are able to smell the delicious food, but tastes nothing. What best describes the patient's disorder?
Ageusia
Anosmia
Gustatory
Olfactory
An impaired sense of smell and/or taste is typically associated with
Respiratory illnesses
Gastrointestinal illnesses
Gastrourinary illnesses
Neuropathy illnesses
Which nursing intervention is most important to prevent any fatal accidents?
Loss of taste can result in loss of appetite and lead to weight loss; monitor weight
Encourage to check food carefully for visual signs it has spoiled (color and texture)
Teach patient to not mix bleach & ammonia due to creating chloramine gas
Tach patient not to over salt food to prevent any electrolyte imbalances
The child below is showing signs of
Amblyopia
Exopthalmos
Nystagmus
Diplopia
Ptosis
Which is typically tested in school-age children when they have difficulty reading?
Accommodation
Convergence
Corneal reflex
Monochromacy
Ptosis
Which eye disorder is related to aging
Hyperopia
Myopia
Presbyopia
Vertigo
Nystagmus
Which risk factors for vision affect older adults? (Select all that apply)
Retinopathy of prematurity
Congenital cataracts
Maternal TORCH
Open-angle glaucoma
Macular Degeneration
A premature baby has there first eye exam at what age?
1 month
6 months
3-5 years old
6 -10 years old
True or False: The Rossenbaum chart is used to test for distance vision
True
False
True or False: Both Snellen and Rossenbaum charts can be used for patients with low literacy, poor cognition, & developmental delays
True
False
True or False: Ophthalmoscope allow visualization of the lens, vitreous humor, and the retina
True
False
What is the difference between amblyopia & strabismus?
What are normal findings for they eye? (Select all that apply)
Conjunctiva is clear & moist
Iris is round & flat
Lenses are clear
Excessive tearing when lacrimal duct is palpated
Cornea reflex is present
A nurse has multiple patient to care for on the floor, what is the best intervention the nurse can do for a visually impaired patient?
Perform all ADLs for patient
Transport patient in a wheelchair when moving
Standby and allow patient to have extra time to perform ADLs
Press the dials so the patient can make calls when feeling depressed
True or False: a baby who is 2 months old has strabismus. This is a normal finding
True
False
True or False: A patient has injured one eye, but not the other. This is not a medical emergency
True
False
Which hearing disorder requires a cochlear implant?
Conductive Hearing Loss
Noise Induced Hearing Loss
Presbycusis
Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Tinnitus
Do yall wanna review drugs that cause ototoxicity & temporary hearing loss?
Yes, let's review that together
NO, will review on my own
What is the most common cause of hearing impairment?
Genetic abnormalities at birth
Environmental causes
Recurrent bouts of otitis media
Age
True or False: Early detection of hearing problems is critical to prevent development delays
True
False
True or false: A nurse can perform an otoacoustic emission test
True
False
True or False: The Rinne test involves placing a tuning fork in the middle of the forehead.
True
False
What is a myringotomy?
True or False: Nurses should promote socialization in patients with hearing impairment
True
False
Patient Mark Spector is able to walk & kick without looking at his feet and touch his nose with his eyes closed. This best demonstrates what
Dyspraxia
Proprioception
Sensory Processing Disorder
Spatial Awareness
Which interventions can be used for patients with kinesthetic impairments? (Select all that apply)
PT & OT
Vision Therapy
Auditory Therapy
Assess for interference with daily tasks
