Question

89 multiple choice 1 point if the physician suspects the client has head trauma this may be ordered encephalogram transcranial sonogram lumbar puncture myelogram 90 multiple choice 1 point the medical assistant recognizes a symptom of alzheimers disease as apraxia demyelination jerking paresthesia

Explanation:

For question 89, an encephalogram can help detect problems in the brain which is relevant for head - trauma cases. Transcranial sonogram is more for blood - flow in the brain vessels, lumbar puncture is for spinal fluid analysis and myelogram is for spinal cord imaging. For question 90, apraxia (difficulty in performing purposeful movements) is a common symptom of Alzheimer's disease. Demyelination is related to disorders like multiple sclerosis, jerking is not a typical Alzheimer's symptom and paresthesia is abnormal sensation not characteristic of Alzheimer's.

Answer:

1. encephalogram
2. apraxia