CRRN EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS – UPDATED

CRRN EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS – UPDATED

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SAMPLE QUESTIONS ARE BELOW

·         Proximal to distal:

Which way do myopathies progress?

·         Flaccidity
Atrophy
Diminished DTR
No pathological reflexes:

4 signs of LMN diseases

·         Polio
ALS

2 diseases of the anterior horn?

·         Guilanbarre:
Charcot Marie tooth

2 axon diseases

MEDICARE BY RMS9NUVA  38 TERMS

·         What is Medicare?

Federal program that provides health insurance coverage to people ages 65 and older and younger people with permanent disabilities. The 4 part program covers all those who are eligible regardless of their health status, medical conditions, or incomes.

·         Center for Medicare and Medicaid Service.

Agency responsible for administering Medicare and Medicaid (macroorganization)

·         Fee for Service Medicare.

Part A and B

·         Federally Funded Program.

Equal benefits and equal access to all eligible and enrolled participants throughout the country – everyone gets the same thing regardless of where they live

MUSCLESKELETALDIORDERS CRRN BY  BURSKY 9 TERMS

1)      DRUGS THAT TXOSTEOPOROSIS.

calcium carbonate, HRT, vitamin d, raloxofen (evista), bisphosphonates (Fosamax, Actonel, Boniva)

2)      OSTEOARTHRITIS PATHOLOGY.

degeneration of cartilage, secondary inflammation of synovial membrane, osteophyte formation, all cartilage can be destroyed in advanced disease

3)      PHAMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR MSK.

tylenol, NSAIDs, and steroid injections 3/year

4)      RHEUMATOID.

chronic systemic disease characterized by resurrection inflammation of the diarthroidial joints and related structures

5)      RX MANAGEMENT FOR RA.

ASA, NAsaids, immunosuppressive agents (Imuran, Cytoxan, rheumatrex) & corticosteroid therapy

NEUROANATOMY BY JSGURGANOS  16

·         Frontal Lobe.?

controls emotions, personality, intelligence.
voluntary motor movements

·         Parietal Lobes.?

Receives and interprets sensory input such as pain, temperature, pressure, spacial orientation.

·         Occipital Lobe.?

Vision, depth perception

·         Temporal Lobe.?

Hearing, taste, smell

·         Limbic system.?

Includes structures in brain; involved in emotion, motivation, and emotional association with memory.

NURSE THEORIST MATCHING BY BRACKEN BATSON  24 TERMS

·         Nola Pender.

Health Promotion Model

·         Florence Nightingale.

First Recognized Theorist

·         Imogene King.

Theory of Goal Attainment

·         Virginia Henderson.

Nursing Need Theory

·         Jean Watson.

Theory of Human Caring

·         Hildegard Peplau.

Mother of Psychiatric Nursing

PARKINSONS DISEASE BY ABAIRD70  TERMS

·         Name 6 classes of drugs you could give to treat parksinsons disease:

Levadopa/Carbidopa
COMT inhbitiorsDopamine agonists
MAO-B inhibitors
Amantadine
Anticholinergics

·         Parkinson’s Disease is the ______ most common leading neurodegenerative Disorder:

2nd

·         The prevalence of Parkinson’s Disease increases with:

increasing age
1/100,000 in 30-39
93/100,000 in 70-79

·         Risk factors for developing Parkinson’s Disease:

Maleshispanics

Parkinsons Disease Myasthenia Gravis Transverse Myelitis Dementia AlzheimersAnd Shingles 52 terms

·         Parkinson’s Disease (Paralysis Agitans) Definition

A progressive disease affecting the basal ganglia that results in muscle rigidity, akinesia, involuntary tremor and dementia.

·         What group of conditions does PD belong to?

motor system disorders

·         Etiology of PD?

-Unknown
Dopamine serves as a chemical messenger
allowing communication between the substantia nigra and another area of the brain called the corpus striatum.

·         What does the Message between the Substance nigra and the corpus striatum do?

This communication coordinates smooth and balanced muscle movement.

·         S and Sx of PD

Muscle Rigidity- Resistance to passive stretch.
(frequently lead pipe rigidity)
-Akinesia
-Bradykinesia
-difficulty initiating movement
-Festinating gait
-Monotone voice
-Mask like face/drooling
-Dysphagia/Dysarthria
-May affect eye Movements.
-Resting Tremor