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Thyroid
5. Medications for Hyperthyroidism. Fill in the Nursing Intervention for each side effect.
Medication |
Side effects |
Nursing Intervention |
Radioactive Iodine |
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Propylthioracil (PTU) |
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10. Medications for Hypothyroidism. Fill in the client education for each side effect.
Medication |
Side Effects |
Patient Education |
Levothyroxine (Synthyroid) |
Tachycardia Heat Intolerance Weight loss Diaphoresis Anxiety |
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Please answer the following, Thanks Thyroid Which three hormones are produced by the thyroid gland? What...
5. Medications for Hyperthyroidism. Fill in the Nursing Intervention for each side effect. Medication Side effects Nursing Intervention Radioactive Iodine Radiation Sickness Bone Marrow Depression Hypothyroidism a) b) c) Propylthioracil (PTU) Overmedication Agranulocytosis Hepatitis a) b) c) Which conditions are contraindicated with the two medications above and why? Why do patients diagnosed with hyperthyroidism have surgery? Why is eye care important for hyperthyroidism? Where are the parathyroid and what condition may develop as a complication of thyroid removal surgery? 10....
Please answer the following, Thanks Give two contraindications for the medication "Levothyroxine" 12. Give two medication interactions for Synthyroid and provide a rationale. 13. Give two food interactions and provide a rationale. Give two nursing administration consideration for Synthyroid. Adrenal. 15. Fill in the following table. Give a brief description of disorder in your own words. For each side effect describe the intervention and education. (The disorder is given, please fill in the rest). Disorder and Medication Side...
Give two contraindications for the medication listed above. 12. Give two medication interactions for Synthyroid and provide a rationale. 13. Give two food interactions and provide a rationale. Give two nursing administration consideration for Synthyroid. Adrenal. 15. Fill in the following table. Give a brief description of disorder in your own words. For each side effect describe the intervention and education. (The disorder is given, please fill in the rest). Disorder and Medication Side effects (Give 3) Nursing...
16. Fludrocortisones (Florinef) a. What type of medication is this? M_ b. Action: Increases _reabsorption in renal tubules and Increases _and hydrogen excretion = water and sodium retention C. Indications for use d. Is this medication given in combination with glucocorticoids? Why? e. Contraindicated in hypertension, CHF, heart disease - Why? f. Adverse reaction - i. Why headache (frontal/occipital) ii. Other adverse effects: why edema? and ? 8. Nursing Assessment: electrolytes, VS plus? What electrolyte imbalances would you monitor for?...
ENDOCRINE CASE STUDY Make sure to use APA format, use in-text citations and appropriate references. Answer each question fully and completely: each question and answer should stand on its own. An otherwise healthy thirty-eight-year-old woman presents with eight months of feeling anxious and tremulous. She reports having experienced intolerance to heat, weight loss, weakness and palpitations. On exam her pulse is 118 and blood pressure is 160/88 mmHg. She had a mild lid lag, a moderately enlarged, non-tender thyroid, and...
16. Fludrocortisones (Florinef) a. What type of medication is this? M_ b. Action: Increases _reabsorption in renal tubules and Increases _and hydrogen excretion = water and sodium retention C. Indications for use d. Is this medication given in combination with glucocorticoids? Why? e. Contraindicated in hypertension, CHF, heart disease - Why? f. Adverse reaction - i. Why headache (frontal/occipital) ii. Other adverse effects: why edema? and ? 8. Nursing Assessment: electrolytes, VS plus? What electrolyte imbalances would you monitor for?...
1.The thyroid gland: shrinks when a person has goiter, which is caused by an iodide deficiency. produces thyrotropin-releasing hormone. sequesters iodide from the diet, and synthesizes thyroxine and T3. produces thyroid-stimulating hormone. stores thyroxine for up to months in the thyrotropes. 2. Increasing the concentrations of which of the following would cause the largest increase in calcium concentrations in the extracellular fluid? activating osteoblasts increasing the plasma concentrations of parathyroid hormone and calcitonin activating the chondrocytes increasing the plasma concentrations...
Please answer the following, Thanks Name one condition that is contraindicated for medications used to treat Conn’s syndrome. Name one condition that is contraindicated for medications used to treat Pheochromocytoma. Fill in the following table. 21. Describe what diabetes insipidus and a nursing intervention. 22. Describe what SIADH and a nursing intervention. DIABETES MEDICATIONS 23. Please fill in the following insulin chart. (The first one is done as example). Classification Insulin Onset of action Peak Duration Rapid/ fast acting Lispro(Humalog)...
Then and light Loaded with performance and style stomach Endocrine Case Studies Shirley, a 34 year old woman comes to the physician's office complaining jittery all the time and suffering from intolerance to heat. The physic menopause because Shirley is young. He suspects hyperthyroid disease - problems har other symptoms will the physician and for in Shirley to sustada hyperthyroid disease? down with raspan gh tooth to of all a sulous are car have on ected by detec ry me...
102 Final Exam 1.) A physician has written an order for ranitidine (Zantac) once daily. The nurse schedules the medications for which of the following times? a.) At bedtime b.) After lunch c.) with supper d.) Before breakfast 2.) A client has been taking Prilosec (omeprazole) for 4 weeks. The nurse determines that the client is receiving the optimal intended effect of the medication if the client reports the absence of which of the following symptoms? a.) Diarrhea b.) Heartburn...