Exam 3 Flashcards

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What is the priority for diabetes Insipidus?

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-monitor serum sodium levels Bc it tells if treatment of IV fluid replacement is effective

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s/s of DI?

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Fatigue, Extreme thirst, large urine output, nocturia

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Hematocrit levels for DI

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Male >49%

Female >44%

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Hematocrit for SIADH

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male<43%

female< 38%

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Serum sodium for DI

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> 145

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Serum sodium for SIADH

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<135

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urine-specific gravity for DI

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<1.005

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urine specific gravity for SIADH

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> 1.030

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s/s of decreased TSH levels

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Weight gain, thin hair, decreased libido

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What can adrenal cortex overproduction of corticosteroids hormone cause?

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moon face (facial puffiness)

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Hyperparathyroid‘s relationship with calcium?

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Hypercalcemia

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decreased endocrine system as we age causes…

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Disturb sleep patterns,Reduced metabolic rate,Lose bone density,Accumulate body fat, show increase in blood glucose

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when metabolism goes down…

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we feel cold

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14
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What is the negative feedback system

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Self regulating system

PTH and calicum

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15
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How many ml or cc in an oz

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About 29.5

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How is hypopituitarism medicated?

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  • electrolyte imbalances
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Nursing priority for removal of pituitary tumor (transsphenoidal hypophysectomy)

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  • good oral care to prevent dry mouth
  • caution for bacterial infection
  • nasal packing
  • monitor for clear drainage which could indicate CSF leak which could lead to meningitis
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possible result of long term steroid use

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  • osteoporosis

- decreased blood glucose levels

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Medications that decrease immune response produce…

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affects that decrease the secretion of corticotropin releasing hormone

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how do you palpate the thyroid?

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  • behind patient

- below circled cartilage 

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What does the parathyroid control?

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  • Calcium

- vitamin D

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22
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what can delay a puberty in adolescents?

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Anterior pituitary

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when we have not eaten in a long time how does our body maintain blood glucose levels?

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glucagon secreted by the alpha cells in the pancreas

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why do we never Suddenly stop steroid such as prednisone, glucocorticoids, mineralocorticoids etc.

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Will cause the patient to go into hypovolemjc state 

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Result of adrenal insufficiency?
Bronze skin tone
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How are elevated potassium levels treated?
Kayexalate to decrease potassium levels
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adrenal insufficiency‘s affect on hematocrit 
Could increase hematocrit
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What is Cushing syndrome
Elevated glucocorticoid levels
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Result of adrenal gland removal
Adrenal insufficiency
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result of Hashimoto’s thyroiditis
Autoimmune response
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Symptom of hyperthyroidism
Insomnia
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First sign of airway issue post thyroidectomy
Change in voice tone 
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Signs and symptoms of myxedema
constipation, dry core skin, decreased heart rate, coarse hair, facial puffiness, peri orbital edema 
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signs and symptoms of Myxedema coma
Hypoxia, decreased heart rate, decreased body temperature
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What is dysuria
pain while urinating
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What is Anuria
Lack of urine production
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What is nocturia
Urinating frequently at night
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What is urinary retention
Difficulty urinating and completely emptying the bladder
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Signs and symptoms of a kidney infection
-Fever, chills, nausea and vomiting -back or flank pain -tenderness of enlarged kidneys 
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how do you avoid pyelonephritis?
Avoidance of frequent UTIs
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renal impairment labs
* specific gravity- less then 1.005 * osmolality- less then 250 mOsm/kg * altered pH * glucose present
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Why is a bladder scan used?
to identify masses, cysts and obstructions within the kidneys
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Signs and symptoms of acute kidney injury
- decreased GFR, fluid overload, impaired clearance of electrolytes and waste products - lethargy - stupor
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what is CKD
-progressive, irreversible loss of kidney function
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CKD & anemia
Kidneys cannot make enough EPO, Low EPO causes red blood cell count to decrease
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Kayexalate
Increase fecal elimination of potassium
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Lasix
Diuretic, used to treat fluid retention
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Pyidium
Relieve symptoms caused by UTI
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Risk factors for CKD
diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, smoking, recreational drug use, NSAIDs, obesity
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Signs and symptoms of CKD
* alterations in sodium and fluid balance * altered potassium excretion * impaired metabolic waste elimination * altered calcium and phosphorus * decreased acid clearance and bicarbonate production * endocrine
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Polycystic kidney disease
-Hypertension, Hematuria, lower back or flank pain, headaches, abdominal pain
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acute glomerulonrohritis
* proteins, blood, WBC‘s, and casts in urine * edema * decreased urine output * hypertension * elevated bun and creatinine
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Signs and symptoms of kidney stones
- pain - nausea and vomiting - link Brown red urine
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Risk factors of bladder cancer
-smoking, exposures, certain medications, not enough fluids, race ethnicity
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BUN normal range
6-24 mg/dL, (2.1-8.5 mmoL/L)
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Normal creatinine levels
Male; 0.74-1.35 | female;0.59-1.04