Question 1 of 10. Treatment for Critical illness Neuromyopathy…
Question Answered step-by-step Question 1 of 10. Treatment for Critical illness Neuromyopathy… Question 1 of 10.Treatment for Critical illness Neuromyopathy (CINM) focuses on:a) Limited protein intakeb) Limiting ROMc) Treating anything that causes inflammation such as hyperglycemia and immobilityd) Lowering potassium levelsQuestion 2 of 10.Chronic Critical illness Syndrome (CCIS) is caused by:a) The parasympathetic responseb) A persistent fight or flight or stress responsec) Chronic diseased) Adequate nutritionQuestion 3 of 10.Based on past research, the long-term prognosis for Chronic Critical Illness Syndrome (CCIS) patients is:a) Very good, these patients always have a full recoveryb) There is no data/research on this issuec) Pretty good, the majority of these patients recover with little or no functional declined) Poor, only a small percent survive & most have permanent functional impairmentQuestion 4 of 10.Critical illness Neuromyopathy (CINM) is:a) Caused by a clotting disorderb) Treated by immobilizing the patientc) Caused by inflammationd) Very rare in Chronic Critical illness Syndrome(CCIS)Question 5 of 10.Important aspects of caring for the CCIS patient include:a) Removing lines/tubes when no longer justified, mobility and nutritionb) Night bathsc) Immobilityd) Hourly vital signsQuestion 6 of 10.Caring for the CCIS patient is exactly like caring for any other ICU patient.a) True b) FalseQuestion 7 of 10.Which of the following describes Chronic Critical Illness Syndrome (CCIS)?a) A patient who has been acutely or critically ill for a long period of timeb) A patient who has little or no inflammationc) A patient who has an acute illness combined with some type of chronic illness such as COPDd) A patient who requires very little nursing support or interventionsQuestion 8 of 10.Characteristics of Chronic Critical Illness Syndrome (CCIS) include which of the following:a) Adequate protein intakeb) Normal immune functionc) Loss of glycemic control, thyroid suppressiond) Normal level of conscious, negative for deliriumQuestion 8 of 10.Characteristics of Chronic Critical Illness Syndrome (CCIS) include which of the following:a) Adequate protein intakeb) Normal immune functionc) Loss of glycemic control, thyroid suppressiond) Nomal level of conscious, negative for deliriumQuestion 9 of 10.Characteristics of Chronic Critical Illness Syndrome (CCIS) include which of the following:a) Normal vitamin D and calcium levelsb) Stable fluid and electrolytesc) Immune exhaustiond) Very little sufferingQuestion 10 of 10.Characteristics of Chronic Critical illness Syndrome (CCIS) include which of the following?a) Adequate lean body massb) Development of or non-healing woundsc) Normal hormone released) Blood sugar 70-120 Health Science Science Nursing NUR 101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
