Transcribed Image Text from this Question
The nurse is teaching a class about the causes of a hemorrhagic stroke. Which should the nurse include? (Select all that apply.) A. Rupture of a fragile arterial vessel in the brain B. Atherosclerotic plaque breaking off in the artery c. Traumatic injury to the brain D. Damage to the blood-brain barrier D E. Ruptured aneurysm in the brain
(Visited 3 times, 1 visits today)
Related posts:
- Question: Question 2 Which Of The Following Best Describes The Role Of Acute Plaque Change In Acute Myocardial Infarction? Plaque Disruption Leads To Thrombus Formation (occlusion Of Vessel) O Plaque Formation Occludes The Vessel O Necrotic Tissue From The Core Of The Plaque Causes Necrosis Of Heart Muscle
- Question: 9. The Most Likely Physical Mechanism Of Traumatic Brain Injury Was Impact Loading Impulsive Loading Static Loading Contact Loading 13. He Hit His Head, Experiencing A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Which Of The Following Is A Consequence Of Secondary Injury Subsequent To TBI? A) Neurogenic Shock B) Brain Herniation C) Concussion D) Diffuse Axonal Injury …
- Question: 46. Identify The Vessel Indicated By The Pointer. #46 47. What Vessel Does #46 Drain Into? 48. What Vessel Does #47 Drain Into? #56 49 49. Identify The Vessel Indicated By The Pointer. 50. Identify The Vessel Indicated By The Pointer. 46.
- Question: * Question Completion Status: QUESTION 4 Whole Brain Death Differs From Higher Brain Death Because: Whole Brain Indicates Death Of The Brain And Circulation And Breathing Is Only Supported By Artificial Means While Higher Brain Indicates Irreversible Damage But Spontaneous Breathing May Still Occur Whole Brain Indicates Irreversible Damage But Spontaneous …
- Question: Chapt Operative Report PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: PROCEDURE 10 Left Quadriceps Tendon Rupture Left Quadriceps Tendon Rupture Repair Of Left Quadriceps Tendon Rupture Sterile Fashion. A Midline Incision Was Made And Centered Over The Patiells And Carried Down Tory Spinal Anesthesia, The Left Lower Extremity Was Appropriately Prepared …
- Question: Question 4 Reduced Venous Return From The Brain Would Result In An Increase In What Pressure? Intracranial Pressure Mean Arterial Blood Pressure Intravascular Pressure Cerebral Perfusion Pressure Question 6 As ICP Rises Following Focal Brain Injury, The Brain Is Further Compromised By: A) Vascular Compression B) Arterial Haemorrhage C) Venous Haemorrhage …
- Question: Peripheral Vascular Disease Worksheet. Match The Pathophysiologic Description Or Signs And Symptoms With The Disease. Disease Clinical Manifestation Pathophysiology 1. Varicose Veins: A Plaque Formation Within The Intimal Layer Of The Artery, Progressive Vessel Narrowing And Diminished 2. Acute Arterial Occlusion: Oxygen To The Tissues, Intermittent …
- Question: In Posthyperventilation Apnea (PHVA), Respirations Stop After Hyperventilation Followed By The Return Of Rhythmic Breathing. What Stimulus Causes The Hyperventilation? A. Normal Arterial Carbon Dioxide B. Low Arterial Oxygen C. High Arterial Carbon Dioxide O D. High Arterial Oxygen
- Question: Pleas “IN YOUR OWN WORDS” Respond To The Passage Below In At Least 5 Sentences. Give Your Thoughts And Opinion. Do You Agree Or Disagree? Why Or Why Not? Ischemic Stroke Is The Most Common Type Of Stroke And Caused By A Blood Clot That Blocks A Blood Vessel Within The Brain, Preventing Blood Flow To The Brain, Which Is What Happened In Ms. Rowena Case …
- Question: QUESTION 1 1 Points Save Answer The Surgical Removal Of Accumulated Yellowish Plaque (from Arteries) QUESTION 2 1 Points Save Answer The Condition Of Being Oxygen Deficient In The Body Tissues QUESTION 3 1 Points Save Answer Collection (buildup) Of Yellowish Plaque QUESTION 4 1 Points Save Answer Rapid Heartbeat (>100/min At Rest) QUESTION 5 1 Points …
