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Med Surge ENDOCRINE review

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DM-1, pt. teaching re: alcohol consumption   show
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show decreased  
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how many fat exchanges should be substituted for every alcoholic beverage?   show
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alcohol will [increase or decrease triglyceride] levels?   show
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proper procedure to draw insulin glargine (Lantus) and regular insulin   show
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show cool, clammy skin  
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show <180 mg/dL  
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bedtime blood glucose level reference range   show
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show 90 - 130 mg/dL  
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show increase weight  
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propylthiouracil (PTU) is given to ___ thyroid hormone   show
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propylthiouracil (PTU) causes an [increase or decrease] in diaphoresis   show
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propylthiouracil (PTU) causes an [increase or decrease] bowel movements   show
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propylthiouracil (PTU) causes an [increase or decrease] in appetite   show
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show dilutional hypoNATREMIA  
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show - examine skin/feet daily - monitor temp of bath water w/thermometer  
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show late [when feet are slightly swolen]  
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[brady or tachy] cardia - expected finding of diabetes insipidus   show
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hematocrit level will [increase or decrease] in pt. with diabetes insipidus   show
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increased urine output leads to...   show
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show increase  
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show avoid palpating abdomen [decrease risk for CVA]  
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Laryngeal stridor is a?   show
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show in the morning on an empty stomach to promote proper absorption  
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vanillymandelic acid test, pt. needs to restrict?   show
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show Blood Glucose  
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in Thyroid Storm - Beta 2 Blockers (eg. Propranolol) is given to   show
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proper administration of metered dose spray - pt. should...   show
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What is? Acute adrenal insufficiency...   show
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show replace cortisol deficiency  
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Cortisol is a?   show
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Cortisol's functions -   show
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The primary adrenal insufficiency disease is?   show
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show glucose levels over a 3-month period  
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Target goal of HbA1C test is   show
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Hyperthyrodism - symptoms   show
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T3 - reference range   show
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T4 - reference range   show
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show 0.4 to 6.15 microunits/mL  
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Cushing's Disease - symptoms   show
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show MOM'S SO TIRED M Memory loss  O Obesity M Malar flush/Menorrhagia S Slowness S Skin and hair become dry O Onset is gradual T Tired I Intolerance to cold R Raised blood pressure E Energy levels are low D Depressed  
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show fatigue, joint pain, muscle stiffness, muscle tenderness, or fever  
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Steroid meds should be taken...   show
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show Altered Response to Physical Stress Infection GI Ulcers or Bleeding Osteoporosis Weight gain Insomnia Mood Changes Fluid Retention Elevated Blood Pressure Elevated Blood Sugar Cataracts or glaucoma Atherosclerosis Aseptic Necrosis (Muscle wast  
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Adenocorticotropic Hormone (ACTH) test is most definitive for which diease? (Elevated levels)   show
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show morning - 25 to 200 pg/mL evening - 0 to 50 pg/mL  
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show Cushing's Disease  
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show 10 to 100 mcg/day  
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show usually at midnight  
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Salivary cortisol - reference range   show
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Hyperglycemic-hyperosmolar state - reference ranges   show
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Hyperglycemic-hyperosmolar state - symptoms   show
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Hypocalcemia - symptoms   show
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Hypocalcemia - reference levels   show
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show MISHAP M Malignancy I Intox of Vitamin D & A S Sarcoidosis H Hyperparathyroidism A Alkali Syndrome P Paget’s Disease of Bone  
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In adrenal insufficiency, calcium levels may be?   show
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Fasting blood glucose - level   show
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show <140 mg/dL  
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show - NPO for 8 hrs prior to test - Antidiabetic meds postpone until after test  
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Oral blood glucose - test prep   show
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show increased urination/thirst is an indication of need for another dose  
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