A client arrives with respiratory muscle weakness, difficulty swallowing and abdominal pain. Which of the following reported by the client's husband is relevant to the client's manifestations?

The client received an influenza vaccine 4 weeks ago

The client is an avid golfer

The client cans jams and preserves

The client has a history of diabetes

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is A

Choice A Rationale: The client receiving an influenza vaccine 4 weeks ago is relevant because Guillain-Barre syndrome can sometimes be triggered by infections or vaccinations, including influenza vaccines.

Choice B Rationale: The client's hobby of golfing is not directly related to the described symptoms.

Choice C Rationale: Canning jams and preserves is not directly related to the described symptoms.

Choice D Rationale: A history of diabetes, while important for the client's overall health, may not be directly related to the current manifestations.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

Choice A Rationale: Fecal incontinence is not typically associated with mild Alzheimer's disease but may occur in later stages.

Choice B Rationale: Urinary incontinence can occur in Alzheimer's disease, but it is not specific to the mild stage.

Choice C Rationale: Inability to smile is not a typical manifestation of Alzheimer's disease but may be related to facial muscle weakness or other factors.

Choice D Rationale: Being able to drive to familiar places is consistent with the early stage of Alzheimer's disease, where clients may still have some independence and ability to perform routine tasks.

A. Affects only the spinal cord B. Manifestations include sustained muscle contractions C. Follows a recent viral infection D. Bacteria is found in improperly processed foods E. Spores are found in soil, gardens, and manure

Correct Answer is ["B","E"]

Explanation

Choice A Rationale: Tetanus does not affect only the spinal cord; it is a systemic bacterial infection that affects the nervous system and muscles.

Choice B Rationale: Manifestations of tetanus can include sustained muscle contractions, which result in muscle stiffness and spasms.

Choice C Rationale: Tetanus is not caused by a recent viral infection; it is caused by the bacterium Clostridium tetani.

Choice D Rationale: While tetanus can result from contaminated wounds, it is not typically associated with improperly processed foods. It is caused by the spores of the Clostridium tetani bacterium.

Choice E Rationale: Tetanus spores are commonly found in soil, gardens, and manure. Contaminated wounds, especially puncture wounds, are a common route of transmission for the spores.

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