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ESPN - BBENTON - END

ENDOCRINE TEST LSII

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How shold meals be planned for the diabetic Individalized, taking into consideration the patients age, wt., acturty, level lifestyle ethnic backgrond planned meals and snacks
What might treatment be for the effects of stress to blood sugar of diabetic Contine drug therapy and food intake before the body reqires extra energy to deal with stress
What hormone is involved with myxedma Thyroid - Adults TSH
Why do we teach our patients not to stop taking corticosteroids abruptly To prevent withdrawl symptoms
What hormone is involved with Cretinism Thyroid - kids Decreased T3 and decreased T4 and increased TSH Hypometabolic
What is special about foot care and diabetics If they get an infection in their feet it could cause decreased recovery
What hormone is involved with diabetic insipidus deficiency of anti diuretic hormone (ADH) Posterior pituitary
When are oral Hypoglycemics used and why don't they work for everyone Used to treat Type II Diabetics Need beta cells that are still working
Contraindications to oral hypoglycemics Low blood sugar Pregos no
What is the most severe sign or symptom with Pheochromocytoma Severe head ache, fever, tachycardia palpation and hypertension - HTN - sometimes as high as 300/175
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