Understanding Medical Surgical Nursing, 4th Edition
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Understanding Medical Surgical Nursing, 4th Edition
CHAPTER 50
Nursing Care of Patients with Peripheral Nervous System Disorders
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MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Pathophysiology
• Degeneration of Myelin Sheath
• Inflamed Nerves
• Slowed or Blocked Nerve Impulses
Etiology
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Unknown
Possible Autoimmune Response
Possible Viral Infection
Heredity
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MYELIN SHEATH
BREAKDOWN
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
Muscle Weakness
Ataxia
Numbness
Dysphagia
Fatigue
Bowel/Bladder Problems
Slurred Speech
Sexual Dysfunction
Vision Disturbances
Mood Alterations
Vertigo
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ADDITIONAL
MANIFESTATIONS
Remissions
Exacerbations
• Due to Stress or Illness
Immobility
Death Usually from Infection
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DIAGNOSIS
History and Physical
CSF Analysis
MRI
gMS DX
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THERAPEUTIC
INTERVENTIONS
Steroids
Interferon Therapy
Immunosuppressant Agents
Anticonvulsants
Muscle Relaxants
Plasmapheresis
Physical, Occupational, Speech Therapies
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MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
Pathophysiology
• Antibodies Destroy ACh Receptors
• ACh Unable to Stimulate Muscle Contraction
• Loss of Voluntary Muscle Strength
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NEUROMUSCULAR
JUNCTION
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ETIOLOGY
Unknown
Autoimmune
Thymus Disorders
Possible Viral Origin
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
Progressive Muscle Weakness
Fatigue with Activity
Ptosis
Difficulty Chewing, Swallowing
Difficulty Breathing
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
(CONT’D)
Remissions
Exacerbations
• Stress
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COMPLICATIONS
Aspiration
Respiratory Infection and Failure
Mysathenic Crisis
Cholinergic Crisis
• SLUDGE
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DIAGNOSIS
History and Physical
Tensilon Test
Anti-ACh Receptor Antibodies
EMG
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THERAPEUTIC
INTERVENTIONS
Thymectomy
Anticholinesterase Agents
Steroids
Plasmapheresis
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NURSING PROCESS
Activity Intolerance
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Teach Methods to Conserve Energy
Teach Avoidance of Infection
Teach Signs and Symptoms of Crisis
Teach Medications to Avoid
Support Group
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AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL
SCLEROSIS:
LOU GEHRIG’S DISEASE
Pathophysiology
• Motor Neurons Degenerate
• Nerve Impulse Transmission Blocked
• Muscle Weakness and Atrophy
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ETIOLOGY
Unknown
Possible Genetic Predisposition
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
Progressive Muscle Weakness and Atrophy
Decreased Coordination
Muscle Spasm
Difficulty Chewing and Swallowing
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
(CONT’D)
Emotional Lability
Speech Difficulty
Pulmonary Compromise
Death in 2 to 5 Years, up to 20 Years
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DIAGNOSIS
History and Physical
LP with CSF Analysis
EEG
Nerve Biopsy
EMG
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THERAPEUTIC
INTERVENTIONS
Muscle Relaxants
Riluzole
Physical, Occupational, Speech Therapies
Pain Control
Tube Feedings
Prevention of Infection
Augmentative Alternative Communication
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PATIENT EDUCATION
Support Groups
Importance of Avoiding Infection
Teach Family to Provide Care
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GUILLAIN-BARRE
SYNDROME (GBS)
Pathophysiology
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Inflammation of Spinal and Cranial Nerves
Segmental Demyelination in Ascending Pattern
Lymphocyte Infiltration
Descending Remyelination
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GBS VARIANTS
Ascending
Descending
Miller-Fisher Syndrome
Motor Guillain-Barre
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ETIOLOGY
Unknown
Possible Autoimmune Response to Virus
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
Stage 1: 24 Hours to 3 Weeks
• Abrupt Onset Weakness and Paralysis
• May Affect Respiration
• ANS Effects
Stage 2: 2 to 14 Days
• Plateau
• Progression Stopped
Stage 3: 3 to 24 Months
• Recovery
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COMPLICATIONS
Respiratory Failure
Infection
Depression
Pneumonia
UTI
Complications of Immobility
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DIAGNOSIS
LP with CSF Analysis
EMG
Nerve Conduction Velocity
Pulmonary Function Testing
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THERAPEUTIC
INTERVENTIONS
Plasmapheresis
Oxygen
Mechanical Ventilation
Emotional Support
Rehabilitation
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NURSING CARE
Monitor Vital Capacity and ABGs
Provide Supportive Care
Manage Pain
Maintain Nutrition
Assist with Communication
Provide Diversional Activities
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POST-POLIO SYNDROME
Affects Polio Victims 10 to 40 Years Later
Signs and Symptoms
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Muscle Weakness
Fatigue
Pain
Respiratory Compromise
Treatment: Rest
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NURSING DIAGNOSES:
NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS
Ineffective Airway Clearance
Impaired Physical Mobility
Risk for Imbalanced Nutrition
Impaired Verbal Communication
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CRANIAL NERVE
DISORDERS
Trigeminal Neuropathy
Bell’s Palsy
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TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA
Pathophysiology
• Irritation of the Trigeminal Nerve
• Affects Sensory Portion of Nerve
Etiology
• Irritation or Chronic Compression
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TRIGEMINAL
INNERVATION
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
Intense Pain on One Side of Face
• Forehead, Cheek, Nose, Jaw
Triggered by Touch, Talking, Other Stimulation
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DIAGNOSIS
History and Physical
CT Scan
MRI
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THERAPEUTIC
INTERVENTIONS
Anticonvulsants
Nerve Blocks
Surgery to Block Pain Signals
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BELL’S PALSY
Pathophysiology/Etiology
• Inflammation and Edema of Facial Nerve
• Loss of Motor Control
Etiology Unknown
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
One-Sided Facial
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Pain
Weakness
Speech Difficulty
Drooling
Tearing of Eye
Inability to Blink
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DIAGNOSIS
History and Physical
EMG
Rule Out Stroke
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THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS
Prednisone
Analgesics
Antiviral Medication
Moist Heat
Gentle Massage
Facial Sling
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NURSING DIAGNOSES:
CRANIAL NERVE DISORDERS
Pain
Imbalanced Nutrition
Risk for Injury to Eyes (Bell’s Palsy)