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211 ICP

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a normal ICP for an adult?

a)

1.5 - 6 mmHg

b)

3-7 mmHg

c)

5-15 mmHg

d)

50-60 mmHg

2.

Which pts have their auto-regulation for cerebral blood flow impaired? (Select all that apply)

a)

Pt who consistently has BP of 155/90

b)

Pt who consistently has BP of 178/70

c)

Pt who consistently has BP of 150/55

d)

Pt who consistently has BP of 159/61

e)

Pt who consistently has BP of 100/62

3.

Other than BP, what factors can prevent autoregulation from doing its job? (Select all that apply)

a)

Decreased ICP

b)

Cerebral ischemia

c)

Hypocapnia

d)

Hyperoxia

e)

Alkalosis

4.

If pt has systolic of 139/85 and ICP is 15, is the cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP) adequate enough to perfuse brain?

4 lines
5.

True or False: MAP of less than 60 is adequate perfusion for brain & body

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Which are the two primary causes of alterations to intracranial regulation?

a)

Head trauma & brain tumors

b)

Hemorrhage & stroke

c)

Hydrocephalus & encephalitis

d)

Head trauma & stroke

e)

Hemorrhage & brain tumors

7.

True or False: Cerebral edema is associated with increase in brain tissue volume?

a)

True

b)

False

8.

How does Increased ICP affect cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP)?

a)

Increases CPP

b)

Decreases CPP

9.

Which nursing statement regarding factors affecting ICP shows need for further teaching?

a)

Arterial & venous pressure affect blood flow to brain, affecting ICP

b)

Abdominal workouts should be done frequently to reduce ICP

c)

Poor posture can increase ICP

d)

Hot vasodilates, increasing blood flow to brain

e)

Cold vasoconstricts preventing O2 delivery, causing swelling

10.

Which of the following clinical manifestations of ICP are early signs? (Select all that apply)

a)

Change in LOC

b)

Projectile vomiting

c)

Sluggish pupils

d)

Fixed pupils

e)

Headache & nausea

11.

Which of the following are later clinical signs of ICP (select all that apply)

a)

Seizures

b)

Loss of cough, gag, & swallowing reflex

c)

Papilledema

d)

Decorticate posturing

e)

Decerebrate posturing

12.

What are indicators of Cushing's Triad? (select all that appy)

a)

BP of 120/80

b)

BP of 180/60

c)

HR of 120 with bounding pulse

d)

HR of 55 with bounding pulse

e)

Irregular, slow respirations

13.

What are clinical signs of ICP for infants? (Select all that appy)

a)

Indented fontanel

b)

Increase in head circumference

c)

Pt does not cry

d)

Irritable

14.

Which decline in motor function indicates serious damage?

a)

Stroke like symptoms

b)

Decorticate posturing

c)

Decerebrate posturing

15.

What are assessments that should be done with pts with ICP? (select all that apply)

a)

Assess LOC once every shift

b)

Hemodynamic monitoring

c)

Glasgow Coma Scale

d)

Babinski sign

e)

Oculocephalic reflex

16.

What interventions are done for pts with IICP? (Select all that apply)

a)

Maintain airway patency to promote oxygenation

b)

Increased stimuli to distract from pain

c)

Monitor Is & Os and electrolytes

d)

High fowler's position to promote jugular vein drainage

e)

Administer stool softeners

17.

Which statement indicates nurse is in need of further teaching in regards to interventions for pts with IICP?

a)

Patient head should be in midline position to allow blood to flow easily

b)

It's important for pt to have normal body temperature

c)

Pt should be ambulated frequently to promote perfusion

d)

Pt should be placed on seizure precautions

e)

Pt should avoid coughing & sneezing

18.

Which medication works within 15-20 minutes and pulls fluid out of the brain?

a)

Mannitol (Osmitrol)

b)

Furosemide (Lasix)

c)

Dexamethasone (Decadron)

d)

Phenytoin (Dilantin)

e)

Vasoactive Drugs

19.

True or false: Dilantin is a short term use drug due to Dilantin toxicity

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Vasoactive drugs are used to manage BP. What type of drugs would be used if MAP is too low?

a)

Vasoconstrictive drugs

b)

Beta blockers

21.

Which diagnostic tests can assess blood vessels in the brain?

a)

CT Scan

b)

Electroencephalogram

c)

Angiography

d)

Electrolyte labs

e)

CSF analysis

22.

What are the accurate statements of ventriculostomy? (select all that apply)

a)

It can measure ICP

b)

It can drain fluid

c)

It enters the hypothalamus of the brain

d)

Monitor for HA, nuchal rigidity, sensitivity to light

23.

What are the functions of the subarachnoid bolt? (Select all that apply)

a)

Monitor ICP

b)

Drain fluid in brain

c)

Monitor brain temperature

d)

Measure oxygenation

24.

Which surgical treatment involves excision and removal of portion of skull?

a)

Craniotomy

b)

Burr Hole

c)

Craniectomy