In a patient with polycystic ovary syndrome, the APRN would expect which hormone changes?
Increased androgens and decreased estrogens
Decreased androgens and increased estrogens
Increased androgens and increased estrogens
Decreased androgens and decreased estrogens
In a patient with polycystic ovary syndrome, the APRN would expect which hormone changes? Increased androgens...
1. What is a LEEP procedure? 2. What would be the treatment for polycystic ovary syndrome? 3. Definitions: dyspareunia • amenorrhea • polymenorrhea • menometrorrhagia
The nurse is caring for a patient diagnosed with syndrome of inappropriaye antidiuretic hormone (SIADH). What is the nurse's best action? Teach about risk for malignancies Monitor for changes in level of consciousness Encourage increased fluid and water intake Assess labwork for potassium level changes
Question 16 The nurse caring for a patient with a primary diagnosis of Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone (SIADH). What would be expected findings on physical exam on physical exam? (Select all that apply) Decrease in serum sodium level Increased deep tendon reflexes Decreased jugular venous pressure Full and bounding peripheral pulses 2+ pitting edema of bilateral ankles
Which of the following are the pathophysiologic changes in acute type 1 diabetes : a- calcification of the islets of langerhams b- decreased number of insulin receptors on target organs c- fatty pancreatic and liver changes d- 90% + destruction of the beta cells in the pancreas. Julia, 22 yo is admitted to the intensive care unit with a closed head injury secondary to a motocycle accident. Within 24 hours, the patient's urine is 6-8 liters per day and electrolytes...
A patient is taking a beta3 adrenergic receptor antagonist. Which would you expect to decrease? Nonshivering thermogenesis Sweat Decreased vasodilation Shivering thermogenesis
which morphologic changes would you expect in the kidney? what is the prognosis? what are the possible short and long term complications of the disease? is it necessary to hospitalize the patient?
34. A patient with a history of hyperthyroidism is experiencing severe tachycardia, agitation, nausea and vomiting. In addition to administering Methimazole and Metoprolol as ordered which intervention would the nurse prioritize? a. Lay the patient flat to promote rest b. Restrict oral intake to reduce the need to urinate C. Restrict visitors to reduce risk of infection d. Provide a dark, calm and quiet environment 35. A 38-year-old male patient is admitted to the hospital in Addisonian crisis. Which finding...
A female patient has been prescribed ketoconazole (Nizoral) to treat Cushing syndrome. Before therapy begins a priority nursing action would be to review which of the following? the patient's glucose tolerance Current body weight and height Esinophil level Bilirubin level A patient who is taking a thyroid replacement medication due to a total thyroidectomy begins to experience cold intolerance, depression, constipation, and dry skin. What is the ronrern? Which of the following are the therapeutic actions of digoxin? Select all...
Which patient would you expect to have the poorest absorption of medication & why? a. patient that are 6 month pregnant b. patient w/ 1 kidney c. patient w/ liver cancer d. patient with small bowl obstruction
Which of the following organ would you palpate in the left upper abdominal quadrant? A.duodenum B.spleen C.left ovary D.liver Expected gastrointestinal symptoms during pregnancy include all of the following except: A. nausea and vomiting B. pyrosis C. decreased bowel sounds D. loose stools What are some of the major health promotion activities directed at the young adult? (select all that apply) A. Promote increased social activites B. Promote behaviors towards a healthy lifestyle C. Decrease the incidence of accidents D....