1. The most effective drug currently used to control the tremor of parkinsonism is:

2. A patient is diagnosed with an intracerebral tumor. The nurse knows that the diagnosis may include all of the following except a(an):

3. Metastatic brain lesions occur in what percentage of patients with cancer?

4. Clinical manifestations of Huntington’s disease include:

5. The most common benign encapsulated brain tumor (representing 15% of primary brain tumors) is a(an):

6. Parkinsonian symptoms usually appear during which decade of life?

7. The median survival time for patients with brain lesion metastasis, when no surgery is performed and radiation therapy is used, is:

8. A nurse knows that a patient exhibiting seizurelike movements localized to one side of the body most likely has:

9. The most frequently seen intracerebral brain neoplasm is:

10. The clinical manifestations of Parkinson’s disease (bradykinesia, rigidity, and tremors) are directly related to a decreased level of:

11. The majority of lumbar disc herniations occur at the level of:

12. The average time from onset to death for patients diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is:

13. The majority of brain tumors are treated by:

14. All of the following tumor types are commonly seen in the elderly except:

15. The highest incidence of brain tumors occurs during which decades of life?