Nbcot Jeopardy Template

TBI	Glasgow/Rancho Scales	Interventions
300 righting reflexes/equilibrium reactions/protective extension What primitive reflexes might be impaired in patients with midbrain damage?	200 Rancho to measure awareness/cognitive functioning after traumatic injury Would you use Ranch and Glasgow's scale to assess a patient right after the injury?	100 interventions should include purposeful activities that provide just the right challenge in a supportive environment What should be the focus of intervention activities for patients in Glasgow stage 4?
200 muscle weakness without spasticity What occurs in patients with peripheral nerve/plexus injuries?	300 Scale 7 perform familiar tasks, memory capacity increases what level in the Rancho scale can a patient start learning new things and why?	200 The patient would present in level 7, and should engage in familiar ADL tasks, with lots of repetition what should intervention activities include for a patient that can perform automatic and appropriate responses on Rancho cognitive assessment?
100 abnormal movement from cerebellum damage What is ataxia?	400 stage 5 A patient presents confusion, and inappropriate behaviors after TBI. What stage on the Glasgow scale would the patient be at?	300 1 step prompts because not oriented, no short term memory, and inability to learn new things What is required in activities for patients with a score of 5 on the Glasgow scale and why?
400 decreased functional endurance muscle weakness ataxia postural deficits limited ROM sensation changes/ diminished what functional impairments might be present in patients with TBI?	500 level 4 confusion caused by internal factors level 5 agitation comes from external stimuli like those in environment What Glasgow level is the patient's confusion caused by external stimuli vs. internal factors?	400 non-distracting environments familiar activities, with few demands that provide just the right challenge, promote new learning, interactions, and independence skills What type of environment and activities do patients with a Glasgow score of 8 thrive in and why?
500 motor response- score 3 If a patient can flex in response to pain what Glasgow Level would they be at? Would TBI injury be mild/mod/severe?	100 sensory stimuli What type of interaction should patients scoring 1-3 on the Glasgow scale receive to promote response?	500 extra time/performance modifications/adaptive equipment/memory strategies what accommodations might a patient with a score of 10 on the Glasgow scale require for modified independence?

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