Which of the following assessment tools is used to determine the patients’ level of consciousness? The Snellen Scale The Norton Scale The Morse Scale The Glasgow […]

What does the mnemonic device ABCDE stand for? Allergy, bleeding, chemicals, dietary, environment Allergy, bleeding, cardio, diabetes, endocrine Allergy, bleeding, cardio, digestive, endocrine Allergy, bleeding, cortisone, […]

Which statement about glaucoma is true and accurate? Acute angle-closure glaucoma is an ocular emergency. Acute angle-closure glaucoma leads to the loss of peripheral vision and […]

hat are the six levels of consciousness from the most to the least responsive level of consciousness. Number all six using 1 as the most conscious […]

How many calories per kilogram does an average full term infant require when the infants is around 1-2 months old? 140 calories per kilogram per day […]

Your client is adversely affected with fever, night sweats, occult hematuria, tenderness of the spleen and Osler’s nodes. What disorder would you most likely suspect? Tuberculosis […]

Which patient is most at risk for Osgood-Schlatter disease? An elderly female who is hospitalized with a hip fracture and on bedrest A middle aged male […]

You are performing a neurological assessment of your adolescent patient. The patient has the Moro reflex. How should you interpret this neurological assessment finding? It is […]

The mnemonic “PERLA” is useful for the assessment of the eyes. What does PERLA stand for? Pupils equally reactive to light and accommodation Patient eyes are […]