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patient has lession in the upper motor neuron area. what type of reaction should we see...

patient has lession in the upper motor neuron area. what type of reaction should we see when his right knee is stimulated with a knee hammer?

a. pain but no movement
b. hyperreflexia
c. no response
d. flaccid response

16 female pt addmited to the ER with severe closed head injury? this put her at risk for...
a. echolalia
b. cerebral edema
c. dysphagia
d. metabolic coma

what should the nurse teach a pt with lupus?
a. older adults need to watch out for pulmonary symptoms
b. most fatigue occurea in the afternoon, so froup acttivities in the mirning
c. have at least one hour if sublight daily
d. keep their personal immunizations current

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answer:hyperflexia.

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answer:cerebral edema.

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answer:keep their personal immunization current.

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