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Question 1 of 5

Which clinical manifestation will the nurse most likely observe first?

A. Excessive jerking of the entire body

B. Sleepiness and disorientation

C. Loss of consciousness

D. Absence of deep tendon reflexes

Correct Answer: Sleepiness and disorientation

Question 2 of 5

Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

A. Clipping the hair is hospital policy.'

B. This method is better for you.'

C. Shaving the head causes microscopic cuts, resulting in risk for infection.'

D. Surgery could be postponed if bleeding from the scalp occurs.'

Correct Answer: Shaving the head causes microscopic cuts, resulting in risk for infection.'

Question 3 of 5

Which assessment finding in a client post-diskectomy indicates a potential complication?

A. Mild incisional pain

B. Numbness in the toes

C. Clear urine output

D. Stable vital signs

Correct Answer: Numbness in the toes

Question 4 of 5

The rehabilitation nurse caring for the client with an Lumbar SCI is developing the nursing care plan. Which intervention should the nurse implement?

A. Keep oxygen via nasal cannula on at all times.

B. Administer low-dose subcutaneous anticoagulants.

C. Perform active lower extremity ROM exercises.

D. Refer to a speech therapist for ventilator-assisted speech.

Correct Answer: Administer low-dose subcutaneous anticoagulants.

Question 5 of 5

Which intervention is most appropriate for a client with multiple sclerosis experiencing fatigue?

A. Schedule activities in the late afternoon.

B. Encourage short, frequent rest periods.

C. Administer caffeine supplements.

D. Increase physical therapy sessions.

Correct Answer: Encourage short, frequent rest periods.

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