Eyes/ Ears
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Neuro
random
100

This chart is used for vision testing 

Snellen

100

These medications dilate the pupils

mydriatics

100

When a person can not talk after a stroke. This is called 

expressive aphasia

100

This disease presents with vertigo, hearing loss and tinitius

Menieres

200

Another name for nearsightedness 

Myopia

200
These medication constrict the pupils

miotics

200

Guillen barre is treated with an antiviral. Ture or false

False. Tx is with IVIG or plasmaphereses

200

otolagia is 

ear pain

300

Another name for farsightedness

Hyperopia

300

to give ear drops to an adult you pull the pinna

up and back

300

A pt has a Glasgow coma scale if 5, what intervention needs to happen immediately

CALL A CODE

300

1.which cranial nerve  works on swallowing


2.which cranial nerve helps with HR, respiratory rate and internal organ function 

1. glossopharyngeal


2. Vagus

400

Medical emergency of the eye that presents with pain, and vision changes

closed angel glaucoma

400

Eye disorder with red eyes, thick discharge, crusted eyelids, feeling gritty, contagious

Bacterial conjunctivitis

400

cushings triad presents with impending herniation.  what S&S will present?

widening pulse pressure, irregular respiration, and bradycardia

400
a type of posturing where the arms and flex turn away from the body

Decerebrate

500

Sudden flashing lights, curtain covering of vision fields, are indicative of 

Retinal detachment

500

weber and rinne tests for what

hearing

500

status epilepticus is treated with what medications

Sedative/ anxiolytics 

Valium or Ativan are options

500

This disease may present with a a positive Brudzinski sign 

Meningitis

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