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concept in nursing 2

brain Tumors

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Which complication may occur if the brain tumor obstructs the ventricles? Hydrocephalus
Place the tumor types in order of malignancy from benign to highly malignant. 1. Oligodendroglioma 2 Acoustic neuroma 3. Astrocytoma 4. glioblastoma multiforme
tumor location temporal Dysphagia
tumor location occipital Diplopia
Tumor location frontal Unilateral ataxis; cognitive changes
A patient with a suspected brain tumor asks the nurse why a CT scan has not been ordered. Which statement, made by the nurse, would be the best response? “An MRI may a better option for diagnosing your tumor.”
A patient with a large tumor in the occipital region asks the nurse about the benefits of surgery. Which information would the nurse include in the response? -Removal can relieve symptoms -Surgery can reduce the tumor mass -Removal of the tumor will decrease ICP -Complete surgical removal may not be possible
When caring for a patient admitted with a temporal lobe tumor, the nurse prepares the patient for which diagnostic procedure? Biopsy
During the admission assessment of a patient diagnosed with a brain tumor, which questions should the nurse ask to gain pertinent information about the patient’s condition? -“Who is the current president of the United States?" - “Do you get dizzy when you change positions from sitting to standing?”
-- -“What other chronic conditions have you been diagnosed with?” - “Have you ever been diagnosed with meningitis or encephalitis?”
The nurse is caring for a patient with a brain tumor in the temporal region who has developed aphagia. Which action is most important for the nurse to take? Keep a white board and markers in the patient’s room at all times.
A patient with a temporal lobe tumor is having trouble communicating with the nurse. What is the appropriate nursing action? Provide the patient with a pen and paper
Created by: Lightnning54
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