Answer to Question 1
Answer: 1, 3, 5
1. In preparation for a myelogram the client should be instructed to expect to be on a table that tilts.
2. In preparation for a myelogram the client should be instructed to report a stiff neck or pain.
3. In preparation for a myelogram the client should be instructed to expect to feel warmth when the dye is injected.
4. In preparation for a myelogram the client should be instructed to be on bedrest with frequent assessment for 8 hours.
5. In preparation for a myelogram the client should be instructed to take nothing by mouth for 4 hours before the test.
Answer to Question 2
Answer: 2
1. Increasing fluid intake is not a priority.
2. Cholinergic crisis is caused by overmedication with cholinergic medications. Symptoms will include excessive sweating, bradycardia, severe muscle weakness, cramps, and salivation.
3. Memory is not affected.
4. Fluid volume excess is not an issue.