Exam 43: Endocrine System

Which symptom would be present in the client who has syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH)?

A client tells the nurse about experiencing symptoms of a hypoglycemic insulin reaction.Which action should the nurse take FIRST?

For a client who has a subtotal thyroidectomy,which nursing intervention is essential?

Symptoms of glycosuria,polyuria,polydipsia,and ketoacidosis are indicative of which of these conditions?

The client receiving propylthiouracil should be taught to report signs and symptoms of infection immediately because of which of the following?

What is the advantage of giving metformin,a biguanide,to a client requiring oral hypoglycemic agents?

When caring for a client,which assessment would the nurse use to correlate with a diagnosis of hypoparathyroidism?

A client has a pituitary tumor that is placing pressure on the optic nerve and causing altered vision.Which nursing intervention is MOST important?

Which nursing intervention would be included in the care of a client who has hyperparathyroidism?

The diet of the client with Addison's disease should emphasize which aspect?

Which nursing intervention would minimize a client's risk of developing lipodystrophies?

Which nursing diagnosis would be MOST appropriate for the client with diabetes insipidus?

What is the cornerstone of treatment for the person who has type 2 diabetes?

Which person would be MOST likely to develop type 2 diabetes?

In which situation would a client possibly require glucose management by sliding scale insulin?

The nurse is caring for a client who has a family history of diabetes,is obese,and is aging.Which type of diabetes would the nurse suspect this client has?

The nurse is caring for a client experiencing an excess secretion of growth hormone.The nurse is aware that this is characterized in which condition?

A client who has diabetes begins to experience nausea,vomiting,weakness,fatigue,and blurred vision.The nurse observes the client's skin is warm and flushed and notes a fruity odor to the client's breath.The nurse should anticipate the client will be treated for:

The nurse should instruct clients with diabetes about "sick day management" of their disease by emphasizing which action?

When a client's glucose level drops below 70 mg/dL,often before meals or when insulin action is peaking,the client is experiencing: