Cns Jeopardy Template

Evaluation of Neurologic Status	Vital Signs	Diagnostic Procedures	Head Injury
100 What is the arousal-waking state that indicates the ability to respond to stimuli? Alertness	100 What is the breathing pattern with brainstem dysfunction? Periodic or irregular breathing	100 What is the procedure when a needle is inserted between L3-L4 or L4-L5 vertebral spaces? Lumbar puncture (LP)	100 What is a fracture that is several irregular fragments which are pushed inward causing pressure on the brain? Depressed fracture	100 What is the best indicator to determine the depth of comatose state? Level of consciousness
200 What is limited spontaneous movement, sluggish speech, drowsiness? Lethargy	200 What is pulse pattern with cerebral dysfunction? Variable. rapid, slow, bounding, or feeble.	200 What is the procedure that used electrodes placed on various points. EEG	200 What is bruising at the point of impact? Coup	200 What is best indicator for outcome with submersion injuries? Submersion less than 5 minutes and presence of HR, reactive pupils and positive neuro responses.
300 What is a sign of dysfunction at level of midbrain which has rigid extension and pronation of arms and legs? Extension posturing	300 What is typical body temperature with cerebral dysfunction? Elevated and may be extreme.	300 What is the procedure that uses x-ray and may require patient sedation? CT	300 What is the most common head injury which is a transient and reversible neuro-dysfunction with instantaneous loss of awareness and responsiveness as a result of trauma to the head? Concussion	300 What is the definitive diagnostic test for bacterial meningitis? Lumbar puncture (LP)
400 What is a sign of increased intracranial pressure observed in the eyes? Papilledema	400 What is a slowing of the pulse and increase of blood pressure and is a late sign of ICP? Cushing reflex	400 What is the noninvasive procedure that is simple and is used to show fractures and dislocations? Radiography (x-ray)	400 What is caused by a hemorrhage which occurs within minutes or hours in association with contusions or lacerations? Acute subdural hematoma	400 What is type of diet has been effective with some forms of seizures? Ketogenic
500 What is a state of unconsciousness where the patient cannot be aroused even with painful stimuli? Coma	500 What a respiration with cerebral dysfunction? Slow, deep, and irregular.	500 What is the noninvasive procedure that has no exposure to radiation and may require sedation? MRI	500 What are the physical forces that occur when a stationary head receives a blow and is responsible for most head injuries? Acceleration/deceleration	500 What cerebral deformity is seem with frontal bossing? Hydrocephalus

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