Head Injury
Seizures
Parkinson's Disease
Triage
Strokes
100

Widespread brain injury

What is diffuse axonal injury?

100

Seizure involving only one hemisphere.

What is partial seizure?

100

Stage with bilateral limb involvement and mask facies.

What is Stage II?

100

Disaster prevention by removing threats to communities.

What is mitigation?

100

Type of stroke that's treated emergently with TPA.

What is ischemic stroke?

200

A complication of head injury

What is diabetes insipidus?

200

Normal Dilantin level result.

What is 10-20 mcg/ml?

200

Gold standard drug for PD.

What is Levodopa?

200

Who takes over local and state resources are exceeded.

What is FEMA?

200

Leading cause of strokes.

What is uncontrolled hypertension?

300

Medication to reduce cerebral edema.

What is Mannitol?

300

Two medications for seizure activity.

What is Dilantin and Ativan IV?

300

Two important nursing care actions for PD patients

What is swallowing assessment and timely medication admin?

300

Respiratory rate over 30/minute-Tag color.

What is red?

300

Window of time to give IV Antepelase for pending stroke.

What is 3-4.5 hours?

400

EBP measure to reduce ICP pressure.

What is 30-degree HOB elevation?

400

Test to diagnose epilepsy.

What is the EEG?

400

4 findings with Parkinson's disease.

What are tremors, muscle rigidity, bradykinesia, and postural instability?

400

Multiple abrasions to right arm and face victim.

What is green?

400

Loss of awareness of one side of the body.

What is unilateral neglect?

500

Calculation for CPP pressure evaluation.

What is CPP=ICP -MAP?

500

Repeated seizure activity lasting longer than 5 minutes.

What is status epilepticus?

500

A complication of PD patients.

What is aspiration?

500

Fractured right arm with palpable pulse.

What is yellow?

500

Diagnostic procedure for stroke patients with decreased LOC.

What is the Glasgow Coma Scale?