ALTERED LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS

Q1. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q2. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q3. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q4. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q5. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q6. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q7. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q8. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q9. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q10. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q11. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q12. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q13. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q14. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q15. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q16. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q17. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q18. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q19. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q20. A patient is admitted with altered level of consciousness. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.
 INCREASED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

Q1. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q2. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q3. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q4. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q5. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q6. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q7. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q8. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q9. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q10. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q11. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q12. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q13. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q14. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q15. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q16. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q17. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q18. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q19. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q20. A patient is admitted with increased intracranial pressure. Which nursing intervention is
the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.
 HEAD INJURIES

Q1. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q2. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q3. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q4. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q5. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q6. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q7. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q8. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q9. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q10. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q11. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q12. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q13. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q14. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q15. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q16. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q17. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q18. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q19. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q20. A patient is admitted with head injuries. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.
 BRAIN INJURY

Q1. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q2. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q3. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q4. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q5. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q6. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q7. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q8. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q9. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q10. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q11. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q12. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q13. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q14. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q15. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q16. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q17. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q18. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q19. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q20. A patient is admitted with brain injury. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.
 INTRACRANIAL SURGERY

Q1. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q2. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q3. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q4. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q5. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q6. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q7. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q8. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q9. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q10. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q11. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q12. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q13. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q14. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q15. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q16. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q17. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q18. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q19. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q20. A patient is admitted with intracranial surgery. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.
 SEIZURES

Q1. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q2. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q3. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q4. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q5. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q6. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q7. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q8. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q9. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q10. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q11. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q12. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q13. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q14. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q15. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q16. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q17. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q18. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q19. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q20. A patient is admitted with seizures. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.
 STROKE

Q1. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q2. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q3. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q4. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q5. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q6. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q7. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q8. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q9. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q10. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q11. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q12. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q13. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q14. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q15. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q16. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q17. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q18. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q19. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q20. A patient is admitted with stroke. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.
 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

Q1. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q2. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q3. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q4. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q5. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q6. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q7. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q8. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q9. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q10. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q11. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q12. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q13. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q14. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q15. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q16. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q17. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q18. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q19. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q20. A patient is admitted with multiple sclerosis. Which nursing intervention is the priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.
 GUILLAIN-BARRÉ SYNDROME

Q1. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q2. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q3. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q4. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q5. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q6. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q7. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q8. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q9. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q10. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q11. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q12. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q13. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q14. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q15. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q16. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q17. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q18. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q19. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.

Q20. A patient is admitted with guillain-barré syndrome. Which nursing intervention is the
priority?
A. Monitor vital signs every 2 hours
B. Assess neurological function regularly
C. Provide oxygen therapy as needed
D. Administer pain medication immediately

Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Regular neurological assessments are crucial in monitoring changes in
consciousness and detecting worsening conditions. Other options may be necessary but are
not the primary priority in this scenario.