418 midterm 4th Questionnaire

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Nutritional and Motor Function Assessment Quiz

Test your knowledge on the assessment and understanding of key nutritional elements and motor functions in this engaging quiz. Dive into the essentials of electrolytes, physiological responses, and systematic evaluations.

10 comprehensive questions
Multiple choice and instructions format
Ideal for healthcare professionals and students

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by AssessingScience47

Under MOTOR

1.Tandem walking/ Heel to toe - lakad tingin deretcho sa malayo, Drug or alcohol intoxication, motor neuron weakness or muscle weakness.

2. Romberg's Test - naka tayo ipipikit ang mata at dapat no swing movement then if no swing it is NORMAL, coordination and balance: posterior column of the spinal cord.

3. Finger to nose test - touch my fingers the client touch nose naka open eye tapos, touch my fingers naka open eyes then close eye touch your nose , cerebellar dse: beyond the tip of the nose: pass point test

4. Rapid alternating movement - lagay yung palad sa hita naka upo ang pt then palm up and palm down other test alternative fingers in ring sign, upper motor neuron weakness, finger to finger test.

5. Heel to shin - heel ng paa galing sa tuhod slide pababa , dse of posterior spinal tract.

Under MOTOR

1.Tandem walking/ Heel to toe - lakad tingin deretcho sa malayo, Drug or alcohol intoxication, motor neuron weakness or muscle weakness.

2. Romberg's Test - naka tayo ipipikit ang mata at dapat no swing movement then if no swing it is NORMAL, coordination and balance: posterior column of the spinal cord.

4. Rapid alternating movement - lagay yung palad sa hita naka upo ang pt then palm up and palm down other test alternative fingers in ring sign, upper motor neuron weakness, finger to finger test.

5. Heel to shin - heel ng paa galing sa tuhod slide pababa , dse of posterior spinal tract.

H2O (water) - 💦 always follow sodium or ➡︝ Na , function: attached sodium.

Hypovolemia: DRY, need to SIP, intake of fluid, or through IV.

Hypervolemia: WET, need to PEE, reduce amount of water. Administer DIURETICS

H2O (water) - 💦 always follow sodium or ➡︝ Na , function: attached sodium.

Hypovolemia: DRY, need to SIP, intake of fluid, or through IV.

Hypervolemia: WET, need to PEE, reduce amount of water. Administer DIURETICS

Na (sodium) - brain 🧠 neuro, function: affect mental function.

Hyponatremia: symptoms: SEIZURE/COMA SALT, introduce normal saline IV

Hypernatremia: DRY+ SWOLLEN, we need to SIP of water follow sodium

Na (sodium) - brain 🧠 neuro, function: affect mental function.

Hyponatremia: symptoms: SEIZURE/COMA SALT, introduce normal saline IV

Hypernatremia: DRY+ SWOLLEN, we need to SIP of water follow sodium

K (potassium) - ♥︝pumping of the heart, function: help trigger heart beat

Hypokalemia: symptoms: Tall T wave in ECG,we need to POO and admister LAXATIVES

Hyperkalemia: symptoms: Prominent U wave, give green and LEAFY vegetables

K (potassium) - ♥︝pumping of the heart, function: help trigger heart beat

Hypokalemia: symptoms: Tall T wave in ECG,we need to POO and admister LAXATIVES

Hyperkalemia: symptoms: Prominent U wave, give green and LEAFY vegetables

Ca (calcium) - ☠︝ bone, function affect bone development

Hypocalcemia: sign of TETANY , introduce MILK

Hypercalcemia: Development of calcium STONE and assess PAIN, introduce dilute IV

Ca (calcium) - ☠︝ bone, function affect bone development

Hypocalcemia: sign of TETANY , introduce MILK

Hypercalcemia: Development of calcium STONE and assess PAIN, introduce dilute IV

Mg (magnesium) - 💪 muscle, function: muscle movement

Hypomagnesemia: WILD DTR, give green and LEAFY vegetables

Hypermagnesemia: CALM DTR, we need to PEE administer DIURETICS

Mg (magnesium) - 💪 muscle, function: muscle movement

Hypomagnesemia: WILD DTR, give green and LEAFY vegetables

Hypermagnesemia: CALM DTR, we need to PEE administer DIURETICS

PO4 (phosphate) - ✖︝ Ca ,has inverse relationship with calcium ( increase PO4, decrease Ca, vice versa)

Hypophosphatemia: cause hyper- Calcemia , need MEATS

Hyperphosphatemia: cause hypo - Calcemia, need to PEE , administer DIURETICS

PO4 (phosphate) - ✖︝ Ca ,has inverse relationship with calcium ( increase PO4, decrease Ca, vice versa)

Hypophosphatemia: cause hyper- Calcemia , need MEATS

Hyperphosphatemia: cause hypo - Calcemia, need to PEE , administer DIURETICS

Potassium: (3.6 - 5.1 mmol/L) ; Sodium:_________

132-144 mmol/L

132-188 mmol/L

Magnesium (0.75-1.00 mmol/L) ; Calcium:________

2.12 - 2.62 mmol/L

2.12 - 2. 124 mmol/L

Phosphate:__________ , normal value

1.12 - 1.45 mmol/L

1.12 - 1. 90

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