Time orientation Place orientation Registration of three words Serial 7s as a test of attention and calculation Recall of three words Naming
Repetition Repetition Comprehension Reading Writing Drawing
Level of consciousness Posture and body movements Gait Dress Hygiene
Facial expressions Facial expressions Speech Behaviours Thought patterns Mood, feelings, expressions
Is the following statement true or false? Is the following statement true or false? Evaluating level of consciousness is part of a mental status exam.
True. True. Evaluating level of consciousness is part of a mental status exam.
Alert and awake Lethargy Obtunded Stupor Coma
Which describes a patient who is stuporous? Which describes a patient who is stuporous? Awakes to vigorous shake or painful stimulus but returns to unresponsive sleep Remains unresponsive to all stimuli; eyes stay closed Opens eyes to loud voice, responds slowly with confusion, seems unaware of environment Opens eyes, answers questions and falls back to sleep
Awakes to vigorous shake or painful stimulus but returns to unresponsive sleep. Awakes to vigorous shake or painful stimulus but returns to unresponsive sleep. Stuporous patients awake to vigorous shake or painful stimulus but returns to unresponsive sleep. Coma remains unresponsive to all stimuli; eyes stay closed. Obtunded opens eyes to loud voice, responds slowly with confusion, seems unaware of environment. Lethargy opens eyes, answers questions and falls back to sleep.
Eye opening response Most appropriate verbal response Most integral motor response (arm)
Orientation Orientation Concentration Recent memory Remote memory
Use of memory to learn new information Use of memory to learn new information Abstract reasoning Judgement Visual perceptual and constructional ability
Young adult: Intimacy versus isolation Middle-aged adult: Generativity versus stagnation Older adult: Integrity versus despair
Is the following statement true or false? Is the following statement true or false? The Erikson’s developmental task for young adult is intimacy versus isolation.
True. True. The Erikson’s developmental task for young adult is intimacy versus isolation.
Mental and emotional health Mental and emotional health Self-concept Role development Relationships Coping Stress patterns Spiritual beliefs
Repeatedly asks the same questions Becomes lost or disoriented in familiar places Cannot follow directions Is disoriented as to the date or time of day Doesn’t recognise and is confused about familiar people Has difficulty with routine tasks such as paying bills Neglects personal safety, hygiene and nutrition
Falling asleep Falling asleep Sleep during the night Waking up too early Sleeping too much Feeling sad Decreased or increased appetite Decreased or increased weight
Concentration/decision making Concentration/decision making Thoughts of death or suicide General interest Energy level Feeling slowed down Feeling restless
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