Oral Revalida

1. Pathophysiology of head injury and increased ICP

> Pharmacological treatment

2. The difference between Gastritis and PUD

3. Manifestation of Grandmal Seizures

4. Manifestation of Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis

5. How to do Tensilon test and management

6. Why does diabetic seizure happen?

> What is the IV management for hypoglycemia

> What is the management for seizure

7. Predominant manifestation of ALS

8. Sites affected by Multiple Sclerosis and the manifestations per site

9. What is the difference between ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke?

10. What are the types of multiple sclerosis?

> What is the manifestation of secondary chronic and primary progressive multiple sclerosis?

11. Heirarchy of diagnosis for Multiple Sclerosis

12. What is the connection between head injury and ICP? 

>What is the management?

13. What makes ALS the most different against all neurodegenerative diseases?

14. The pathophysiology of ALS

15. Why does diabetic seizure happen?

> What is the diagnostic test for diabetes?

16. What predisposes seizures?

> Can diabetes cause seizures?

>How?

> What is the management?

> What are the medications to give?

17. If you are an ER nurse and there are 2 patients that have a stroke, how will you differentiate ischemic and hemorrhagic immediately without diagnostic testing?

> What is the medical management and nursing interventions?

What is the first thing you assess when there is an increased ICP due to head injury?

Bakit may seizure and diabetes mellitus?

If the patient has a-fib, what type of stroke is possible?

What is diabetic polyneuropathy?

> Give manifestations

> Diagnostic procedures?

> Treatment?

Difference between ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke

Management of diabetic seizure during hypoglycemia

Diagnostic treatment for diabetic seizure?

What is the function of the parathyroid?

> What is the management if a problem arises?

Discuss GBS

> Pathophysiology
> Diagnosis
> Treatment

What is hepatic encephalopathy. Discuss.

>Pathophysiology
> Diagnostic exams
> treatment

Differentiate GBS and Myesthenia Gravis

What is total colectomy with continent ileostomy?

What is hepatic encephalopathy

>Treatment?

Pathophysiology of Myesthenia Gravis

The difference between Gastritis and PUD

Explain the negative feedback mechanism of the endo glands

What is total colectomy with ileostomy

What happens in a thyroid crisis?

What happens in a diabetic Seizure?

How to figure out if diabetic seizure ang cause?

Pathophysiology of GBS, MS, and how it differentiates from ALS

What is myxedema coma

> What are the diagnostics, medical, surgical, pharmacological treatment

> What are the nursing considerations?

Pathophysiology of Cushing's

> Manifestation

What is addisonian crisis?

> Differentiate Myasthenia gravis and GBS (Give pathophysiology and management)

What is Addisonian Crisis?

What is the tensilon test and management?

What is metabolic encephalopathy? and the management

Why does diabetes present with probable seizures?

What is the difference between GBS and ALS?

2 patients in the ER ischemic and hemorrhagic, how to differentiate symptoms
> the medical and nursing management?

Action of levadopa

- ischemic and hemorrhagic para sa nanganganak na patient

- why is esophageal varices possible for someone with liver cirrhosis

- management of hyperthyroidism

- petitmal seizure and jacksonian crisis

- Secondary Chronic progressive multiple sclerosis manifestations

- Glassgow Coma Scale explain every number and why it’s important to use it

- management of petit mal seizure and diabetic seizure

- Common site of plaque formation in MS (4)