CHPCN(C) Practice Questions - CNA Certification In Hospice Palliative Care Nursing [CHPCN(C)] Exam

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A patient with brain metastases presents with nausea accompanied by projectile vomiting and a severe headache that worsens when lying down. What is the most likely cause of this nausea, and what is the appropriate first-line treatment?

Increased intracranial pressure; treat with dexamethasone Vestibular stimulation; treat with dimenhydrinate Delayed gastric emptying; treat with metoclopramide Toxin-induced CTZ activation; treat with haloperidol

Correct Answer:

Increased intracranial pressure; treat with dexamethasone

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