What should the morse instruct the client to do to limit triggering the pain associated with trigeminal neuralgia 1.

The spouse of a client with a brain atack insists on doing everything for the client during visits. After these visits, the client seems to be depressed. The nurse understands that these visits probably have what effect on the client.

What action should the nurse take to prevent precipitating a painful attack in a client with tic douloureux.

What is the maximum amount of time the nurse should allow an older adult with a brain attack to remain in one position?

A client had a brain attack and bed rest is ordered. What can the nurse use to best prevent footdrop in this client?

A client experiences a traumatic brain injury. Which finding identified by the nurse indicates damage to the upper motor neurons?

After a brain attack a client is unable to differentiate between heat or cold and sharp or dull sensory stimulation. What lobe of the brain should the nurse conclude is likely affected?

A nurse is assessing a client whose mouth is drawn over to the left. The nurse should consider damage to which cranial nerve to be the most likely explanation for this clinical finding?

When performing a neurologic assessment of a client, a nurse identifies that the client has a d right pupil. The nurse concludes this suggests a problem with wh cranial nerve?

When completing a neurological assessment, the nurse determines that a client has a positive Romberg test. Which finding supports the nurse's conclusion?

While performing an endotracheal tube (ET) suction) the nurse observed that the client is having sudden severe tachycardia. Which of the following should be the immediate response of the nurse?