Diagnoses
Interventions
Symptoms/Risk Factors
Medications/Testing
Misc
100

condition where the brain does not receive adequate blood flow

what is decreased cerebral perfusion

100

elevating the HOB to 30, monitoring volume status, managing sedation, and ensuring ventriculostomy transducer levels are interventions for...

what is ICP

100

noticable symptoms implying the neurologic condition is worsening

what is decreased GSC, change in pupil shape and size, swelling of optic nerve

100

types of meds that could cause a patient to fall

bp meds, antidepressants, antipsychotics, sedating meds

100

clinical sign of ICP and the 3 main symptoms it consists of 

what is Cushings Triad- hypertension, bradycardia and irregular respirations

200

bulge of ballooning of a blood vessel in the brain

what is a cerebral aneurysm

200

to keep cerebral perfusion pressure constant, the nurse must...

what is maintain adequate MAP, lower ICP and regulate the dilation and constriction of blood vessles

200

nurse teaching about TBI risk factors should include

what are sports related injuries, violence and falls

200

medication used for SAH and ICP

what is mannitol

200

patients with diabetes that do not control blood sugar are at risk for

what is peripheral neuropathy
300

condition where brain tissue moves abnormally through the rigid structures of the skull, causing increased pressure in the brain

what is a brain herniation

300

2 interventions for a brain herniation

what is hyperventilating the patient and/or IV fluids

300

2 risk factors for Parkinsons 

what is environmental exposure and lifestyle

300

lisinopril and amlodipine are examples of

what are blood pressure meds

300

3 psychosocial impacts of migranes

what is depression, sensitivity to light and hypersexuality

400

a break in the bones at the base of the skull

what is a basilar skull fracture

400

Intervention for a traumatic fall

what is a STAT non-contrast CT scan

400

risk factors for a mini stroke (TIA)

high bp, diabetes, family history

400

Antidepressant med that could potenitally cause a patient to fall

what is citalopram

400

after a basilar skull fracture, you will notice...

what is brusing around the eyes, behind the ear and blood pooling in the eardrum

500

type of stroke that occurs when blood leaks into the space between the membranes that cover it

what is a subarachnoid hemorrhage

500

will diagnose any decreased blood flow related to vasospasm

what is CT angiography

500

most common cause of dementia

what is alzheimers (not caused by lack of oxygen)

500

instrument used to help diagnose delirium to someone who is critically ill

what is CAM-ICU

500

progressive neurodegenerative disease that develops after repeated head injury

what is chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)

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