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NUR 2474 Rasmussen Pharm Quiz Module 3 What are the EPS symptoms? - CORRECT ANSWER acute dystonia, oculogyric crisis, opisthotonus, joint dislocation, impaired respiration, anticholinergic effects, Parkinsonism, akathisia, TD. What class of drugs are most likely to produce EPS effects? - CORRECT ANSWER 1st generation antipsychotics- chloropromazine/ haloperidol High potency antipsychotic prototype - CORRECT ANSWER haloperidol

NUR 2474 Pharm Quiz 3 Verified Questions and Answers What are the EPS symptoms? - ANSWER acute dystonia, oculogyric crisis, opisthotonus, joint dislocation, impaired respiration, anticholinergic effects, Parkinsonism, akathisia, TD. What class of drugs are most likely to produce EPS effects? - ANSWER 1st generation antipsychotics- chloropromazine/ haloperidol High potency antipsychotic prototype - ANSWER haloperidol How does a high potency antipsychotic work? - ANSWER it has a more s...

Which best describes the neuron that transmits the reflex arc to the muscle? - ANSWER-Motor Efferent Nueron Which area of the body do patients often experience discomfort with tension headaches? - ANSWER-occipital and neck region During your assessment of an infant with meningitis which of the following is most likely to be seen? - ANSWER-Opisthotonus position Which of the following is most likely indicated in hydrocephalus? - ANSWER-Elevate head of the bed Which of the following gro...

What are the EPS symptoms? - ANSWER-acute dystonia, oculogyric crisis, opisthotonus, joint dislocation, impaired respiration, anticholinergic effects, Parkinsonism, akathisia, TD. What class of drugs are most likely to produce EPS effects? - ANSWER-1st generation antipsychotics- chloropromazine/ haloperidol High potency antipsychotic prototype - ANSWER-haloperidol How does a high potency antipsychotic work? - ANSWER-it has a more severe action and is able to be administered IM and stop ...

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MSN 570 advanced final exam test with 100% correctly answered Which best describes the neuron that transmits the reflex arc to the muscle? - CORRECT ANSWER-Motor Efferent Nueron Which area of the body do patients often experience discomfort with tension headaches? - CORRECT ANSWER-occipital and neck region During your assessment of an infant with meningitis which of the following is most likely to be seen? - CORRECT ANSWER-Opisthotonus position Which of the following is most likely in...

What are the EPS symptoms? - acute dystonia, oculogyric crisis, opisthotonus, joint dislocation, impaired respiration, anticholinergic effects, Parkinsonism, akathisia, TD. What class of drugs are most likely to produce EPS effects? - 1st generation antipsychotics- chloropromazine/ haloperidol High potency antipsychotic prototype - haloperidol How does a high potency antipsychotic work? - it has a more severe action and is able to be administered IM and stop psychosis immediately and at...