Endocrine System Disorders Flashcards

1
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Condition presenting with adrenal hyperfunction (504)

A

Cushings syndrome

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2
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Diet for cushings syndrome (505)

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Low sodium

Reduced calorie

Reduced carbohydrates

High potassium

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3
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Symptoms of cushings disease (505)

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Edema

Water retention

Weight gain

Mood swings

Moonface

Hirsutism

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4
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Symptoms of thyroid crisis that can lead to lethal complications (502)

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Seizures

Tachycardia

Dysrhythmia

Heart failure

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5
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What’s lacking with diabetes insipidus (492)

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ADH - antidiuretic hormone

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6
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Acromegaly results from an overproduction of what hormone (489)

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GH - somatotropin

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7
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Nursing diagnosis for goiter resulting from hyperthyroidism

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Disturbed body image

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8
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Diagnostic tests of the thyroid that uses radioactive iodine with a camera (496)

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Radioactive iodine uptake test and thyroid scan

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9
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Patient position following subthyroidectomy (497)

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Semi-fowlers

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10
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Bedside equipment following thyroidectomy (497)

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Suction tray

Tracheostomy tray

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Indicated by positive Choztek’s and Trousseau’s sign.

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Low calcium levels

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12
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Potential complications from deficiency of parathyroid hormone secretion.

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Laryngeal spasms

Stridor

Cyanosis

Asphyxia

(Not osteoporosis)

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13
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Gland responsible for 28 year old patient presenting with enlarged hands and feet, amenoria, and abnormal hair growth (489)

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Pituitary gland

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14
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Diet for hypothyroidism (498)

A

Low calorie

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15
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Signs of too much thyroid replacement.

A

Tachycardia

Tremors

Nervousness

Angina

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16
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Complication for patient with grave’s disease admitted with SOB, 103F, 160BPM, 24RR, 160/80 BP, and distended neck veins.

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Thyroid storm

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17
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Procedure for doing Trousseau’s sign.

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Inflate BP cuff on upper arm for 3 min, observe for flexion.

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18
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Observations during assessment of hypothyroid patient (499)

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Hypothermia

Constipation

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19
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Medication for hypoparathyroidism (503)

A

Calcium gluconate

20
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Expothalamus

A

Edema causing eyes to bug out.

21
Q

Gland responsible for high calcium levels.

A

Parathyroid

22
Q

Medication for treatment of Addison’s disease (507)

23
Q

Medical condition resulting from congenital lack of thyroid (498)

A

Creatinism

24
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Creatinism

A

Hypothyroidism issue

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Medical term for excessive thirst.
Polydipsia*
26
Test performed every 2-3 months for newly diagnosed DM (512)
HbAic
27
Treatment for DM II.
Diet and exercise Oral hypoglycemics Insulin
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Causes overproduction of GH (489)
Idiopathic hyperplasia of pituitary gland or tumor growth
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Nursing response to atypical (weird) symptoms.
Nonjudgemental
30
Typical oversized features with gigantism (489)
Head and lower jaw
31
Causes lipodystrophy in insulin dependent diabetic patient (517)
Not rotating injection sites Injection too cold
32
Typical symptoms for blood glucose of 45.
Faintness Sudden weakness Diaphoresis Irritability
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Signs and symptoms of DM II.
3 P's
34
When to administer lispro insulin before meals?
15 minutes before meals.
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Onset of action after administration of NPH (515)
2-4 hours
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Cause of DM I patient reporting headache, tremors, pale, and diaphoretic.
Hypoglycemia
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Signs of hyperglycemia.
Sleepy Lethargic Slow
38
Foot care for a DM patient (522)
Watch feet, no powder or cream between toes, wide shoes, round toe nails, clean absorbent socks, and frequent foot assessments.
39
Medical term for excess glucose in urine (511)
Glycosuria
40
Glycosylated hemoglobin test (512)
Ha1c
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Administration of emergency insulin (515)
Regular insulin vis IV
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Types of insulin given at bed time, with no peak, can't be mixed, and stays steady throughout the day.
Lantus
43
Which is drawn up first with short acting and long acting insulin.
Short acting
44
Best insulin injection site.
Abdomen
45
(Non medical) treatment for patient with hypoglycemia.
Sugar, sugar cubes, and salteen crackers
46
Medical term for adult hypothyroidism (498)
Myxedema
47
What percentage of calories from carbohydrates in diabetic patient (513)
45-50%