TNS Head Trauma Questions with Complete Solutions (Latest 2025) most sensitive indicator of cerebral perfusion and brain function which provides the earliest signs of perfusion/oxygen impairment? - Correct Answers ✅Altered LOC is the patient at risk for developing hypovolemic shock from intracranial bleeding - Correct Answers ✅NO early signs of increased ICP? - Correct Answers ✅Confusion headache vomiting visual field deficits pt presents with head trauma and has oval pupils and hippos, what should TNS expect? - Correct Answers ✅Increased ICP True regarding prophylactic hyperventilation of head-injured patients - Correct Answers ✅prophylactic hyperventilation is contraindicated under the BTF guidelies pts left pupil is now fixed and dilated and the right hand does not move in response to pain stimulus, what has caused further deterioration in status? - Correct Answers ✅brain shift (hernia tin syndrome) 1 / 2
TNS Head Trauma Questions with Complete Solutions (Latest 2025) pts VS are now
BP 210/110
P 48 R 8
O2 98%
glucose 90 GCS 8 pupils are bilaterally dilated What is an appropriate intervention? - Correct Answers ✅position supine, ventilate with 15L O2 at 20 BPM osmotic diuretic used to reduce cerebral edema? dose? - Correct Answers ✅Mannitol .25-1gm/kg why is serum glucose at the time of injury an important consideration for the patients morbidity? - Correct Answers ✅hyperglycemia is linked to adverse outcomes due to acute neuro events-get baseline glucose.pt whose only verbal utterances are random, repetitive words or profanity should get GCS of? - Correct Answers ✅Inappropriate words
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