Final Exam Review

Question 1

No response; total A- no responses to pain, touch, sound or sight

Answer 1

Level 1

Question 2

Generalized Reflex Response Total A- General responses to all stimuli but not purposeful

Answer 2

Level 2

Question 3

Localized Response Total A - consistent responses to specific stimuli (withdraws from pain, turns toward sound)

Answer 3

Level 3

Question 4

Confused/Agitated Max A

• motor activities may not non-purposeful
• short attention span

Answer 4

Level 4 (can be toughest level)

Question 5

Less than what on the agitated behavioral scale means they would not likely be violent

Answer 5

Less than 23

Question 6

More than what on the agitated behavioral scale means they need pharmacological intervnetion for violence

Answer 6

More than 28

Question 7

Confused inappropriate, non-agitated Max A

• distractible
• redirection
• difficulty learning new tasks
• social conversation may be automatic, but inappropriate
• wandering

Answer 7

Level 5

Question 8

Confused, appropriate, Mod A- inconsistently oriented to person, time, and place

• Begins to recall the past
• consistently follow simple directions

Answer 8

Level 6

Question 9

Automatic appropriate: Min A for daily living skills- patient can perform all self-care activities and are usually coherent. Have difficulty remembering events and discussions. Should be able to carry out routine activities if physically able to do so. Rational judements, calculations, and solving multi step problems present difficulties. Needs supervision for safety

Answer 9

Level 7

Question 10

Purposeful, Appropriate: Stand By Assistnace- pt is I for familiar tasks in a distracting environment for one hour. They acknowledge impairments but have difficult with self-monitoring.
-pretty aware of their deficits

Answer 10

Level 8

Question 11

Purposeful, appropriate: Stand-by A on request- pt able to shift between tasks for several hours. Requires some assistance to adjust to life demands.

Answer 11

Level 9

Question 12

Purposeful appropriate: Modified I- the patient is goal directed, handling multiple tasks and independently using assistive strategies. Prone to breaks in attention and may require additional time to complete tasks

Answer 12

Level 10

Question 13

lowest acceptable limit of CPP in TBI patients

Answer 13

70

Question 14

ICP above what would be of concern

Answer 14

25

Question 15

In what position is the ICP lowest

Answer 15

with HOB increased to 30%

Question 16

Oxygen levels below what requires medical intervention

Answer 16

20

Question 17

Normal Na values

Answer 17

134-142

Question 18

MAP less than what may limit PT in ICU

Answer 18

less than 70

Question 19

HR less than what may limit PT in ICU

Answer 19

less than 40

Question 20

HR more than what may limit PT in ICU

Answer 20

more than 130

Question 21

RR less than what may limit PT in ICU

Answer 21

less than 5

Question 22

RR more than what may limit PT in ICU

Answer 22

more than 40

Question 23

generic measure of a patient’s function that can be used across an entire episode of care, from acute and post acute care settings and across different patient conditions (eg. musculoskeletal, neurologic, major medical).It can be administered using either patient or proxy report and has been shown to be practical yet psychometrically appropriate for clinical and research applications

Answer 23

AM-PAC