NR 283 Week 3 Quiz Latest Update 2025-2026 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+
A client has a chronic neuro disease causing a progressive demyelinating of neurons including remissions/exacerbations. Symptoms include weakness, blurred vision, impaired bowel/bladder function, and chronic fatigue. What disease is this?
- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
- Myasthenia Gravis
- Multiple Sclerosis
d. Huntington's Disease - CORRECT ANSWER: c. Multiple Sclerosis
A client is admitted with acute pain related to appendicitis. What manifestations would the nurse anticipate? (Select All That Apply)
- Sudden and severe pain
- Increased blood pressure
- Fatigue and depression
- Bradycardia
- Slow, diffuse generalized pain
f. Decreased respiratory rate - CORRECT ANSWER: a. Sudden and severe pain
- Increased blood pressure
A client prescribed oxycodone for chronic pain reports feeling shaky and sweaty when
they run out of it. The nurse correctly identifies this as:
- Substance abuse 1 / 2
- Addiction
- Psychological Dependence
d. Physiological Dependence - CORRECT ANSWER: d. Physiological Dependence
A client with a Left Below the Knee Amputation is complaining of 6/10 pain to the Left foot. What type of pain is this client experiencing?
- Phantom pain
- Acute pain
- Chronic pain
d. Intractable pain - CORRECT ANSWER: a. Phantom pain
A nurse is educating a client after a stroke. What is the difference between a Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) and a Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA)?
- TIAs can cause irreversible nerve cell damage within 5 minutes while CVAs are often
- CVAs are partially occluded arteries in the brain caused by atherosclerosis
- TIAs are temporary, partial blockages while CVAs are total obstructions
- CVA symptoms include chest pain, nausea, and pain radiating down the arms -
reversible
CORRECT ANSWER: c. TIAs are temporary, partial blockages while CVAs are total
obstructions
After educating a client with Parkinson's, which statement made by client requires clarification?
- I need to take medication to decrease my dopamine levels
- I can expect to feel fatigue, weakness, and tremors
- I can expect long-term rehabilitation therapy
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