The nurse is caring for a client with a brain tumor. The client has an altered level of consciousness and is experiencing bradycardia, bradypnea, and a widening pulse pressure. Which of the following interventions are appropriate for this client? Select all that apply.

A nurse in the intensive care unit receives report from the ED on a new admission. The client has a brain tumor and has recently started having seizures. Which of the following items will the nurse ensure are available while preparing for this admission? Select all that apply.

A client who has been treated for a pituitary tumor is getting ready to be discharged to home. The nurse that has been caring for him reviews the discharge and home care orders. Which action from the nurse best demonstrates continuity of care for this client?

A nurse has started the shift on the neurological unit and has been assigned three clients. A: A 78-year-old with Alzheimer’s disease who is confused and sitting with a family member. B: A 56-year-old with a brain tumor who is undergoing Gamma knife therapy in 30 minutes. C: A 70-year-old with acoustic neuroma who just received a new dose of scopolamine. In which order should the nurse see these clients according to priority?

The nurse receives report on a client with damage to the part of the brain called Broca’s area. The nurse knows this client will likely be having problems with which of the following?

A 4-year-old child has been diagnosed with non-communicating hydrocephalus as a result of a brain tumor. Based on the nurse’s knowledge of this condition, the nurse should tell the parents to look for symptoms of which of the following?

The nurse receives report on a client with a tumor in the occipital lobe. Upon assessing the client, the nurse would expect changes to which of the following?

The nurse is educating the family members of a client with brain damage about how it will effect the client. The nurse states the client will have vision and perception deficits. Which area of the brain has been affected?

The nurse is caring for a client who requires antidiuretic hormone replacement. The nurse understands that replacement of this hormone is necessary if there is trauma to which of the following?

The nurse is educating the family members of a client who has experienced brain damage. The nurse states the client will have movement, personality, and speech control deficits. Which area of the brain has been affected?

The nurse just received report on a client who had a pituitary tumor resection yesterday. The outgoing nurse reported that the client didn’t sleep well, and the client’s pain is not well controlled. The arterial line waveform is dampened, and oxygen saturation is 96% on a humidified oxygen tent. The client had 700 ml oral intake and 825ml IV fluids in, with 6L output. 2.5L output was within the last hour. Recent labs showed a potassium of 3.4 and magnesium of 1.9. Which item is most concerning to the nurse?

A nurse in the intensive care unit receives report from the ED on a new admission. The client has a brain tumor and has recently started having seizures. Which of the following items will the nurse ensure are available while preparing for this admission? Select all that apply.