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Google Scholar Which behavior will the patient exhibit if experiencing Decorticate posturing?Decorticate posturing — a sign of severe damage to the brain — is a specific type of involuntary abnormal posturing of a person. Decorticate posture is stiff with legs held out straight, fists clenched, and arms bent to hold the hands on the chest.
How would the nurse document Decorticate posturing?A flexion motor response (decorticate posturing) is marked by inward flexion of the elbows, wrists, and hands accompanied by extension and plantarflexion of the feet.
Which behavior will the patient exhibit if experiencing Decorticate posturing quizlet?Decorticate posturing is an indication of brain deterioration and is manifested by the classic signs of clenched fists and arms bent in toward the body. Tonic-clonic activity describes a jerking motion.
Which cranial nerve CN is intact if a patient is able to move his or her eyes in all six directions Select all that apply one some or all responses may be correct?Eye Movement
The ability to move the eye in all other directions is controlled by the 3rd cranial nerve. It activated the medial rectus, superior rectus, inferior rectus and inferior oblique muscles to cause orbital rotation.
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