Page 15 - Exhibit No. 11 Samples of teacher-made tests in the current school year

86. A patient who has hemianopia is at risk for injury. What can you educate the patient
to perform regularly to prevent injury?
A. Wearing anti-embolism stockings daily
B. Consume soft foods and tuck in chin while swallowing
C. Scanning the room from side to side frequently
D. Muscle training

87. It is a type of aphasia where patients have no difficulty producing language but have
a great deal of difficulty selecting, organizing and monitoring language production.
A. Non-fluent Aphasia
B. Fluent Aphasia
C. Broca’s Aphasia
D. Global Aphasia

88. You are assigned as a medication nurse in a neuro ICU. You are aware that
hemorrhage in Stoke irritates local brain tissue, leading to surrounding focal edema.
Which of the following drugs decreases cerebral edema?
A. Tranexamic Acid
B. Levetiracetam
C. Mannitol
D. Citicoline

❖ Spinal Cord Injury

89.A A patient with a T4 spinal cord injury experiences neurogenic shock as a result of
SNS dysfunction. What would the nurse recognize as characteristic of this condition?
A. Tachycardia
B. Hypotension
C. Increased urine output
D. Peripheral vasoconstriction

90.A A patient with spinal cord injury is experiencing severe neurologic deficits. What is
the most likely mechanism of injury for this patient?
A. compression
B. hyperextension
C. flexion-rotation
D. extension-rotation

91. The nurse performs discharge teaching for a 34-yr-old male patient with a thoracic
spinal cord injury (T2) from a construction accident. Which patient statement indicates
teaching about autonomic dysreflexia is successful?
A. "I will perform self-catheterization at least six times per day."
B. "A reflex erection may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure."
C. "If I develop a severe headache, I will lie down for 15 to 20 minutes."
D. "I can avoid this problem by taking medications to prevent leg spasms.

92.A A 22-yr-old woman with paraplegia after a spinal cord injury tells the home care nurse
that she’s experiencing bowel incontinence two or three times each day. Which action
by the nurse is most appropriate?
A. Insert a rectal stimulant suppository.
B. Teach the patient to gradually increase intake of high-fiber foods.
C. Assess bowel movements for frequency, consistency, and volume.
D. Instruct the patient to avoid all caffeinated and carbonated beverages.