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Q22.  Which statements are true concerning nutrition for clients with diabetes? Select all that apply.

Q43.  The nurse in the emergency department is providing care to a client experiencing diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). The client is on an insulin drip and has a current glucose level of 300.  Which cue causes concern?

Now that we have learned about the Information Cycle, consider the topic you chose in Module 2. Name your topic and describe where it is in the information cycle. What kind of sources can you expect to find on this topic based on where it is in the information cycle? Your response should be anywhere from 3-5 sentences.

How does information typically change as it moves through the stages of the Information Cycle?

Q8.  The nurse suspects that a client is experiencing hypothyroidism. Review labs for a patient suffering from Hypothyroidism. Which question should the nurse ask during the health history? Table 12.11 LABORATORY FINDINGS IN HYPOTHYROIDISM TEST Normal Values Findings Thyroid globulin antibodies None to 1:20 Normal Serum TSH 0.35–5.5 microinternational unit/mL Increased in primary hypothyroidism Serum T4 4.5–11.5 mcg/dL Decreased Serum T3 80–200 ng/dL Decreased T3 uptake 25–35 relative percentage uptake Decreased Source: Based on Bauldoff, Gubrud, and Carno (2020), Table 19.2.

Q12.  The order reads, “Give levothyroxine, 200 mg, PO once every morning.” Which action by the nurse is correct?

Q29.  A client with type 1 diabetes has been using self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) as part of diabetes management. Which statement made by the client shows understanding of the importance of this task? Select all that apply.

Locate the symbolic interactionist perspective sample paper and discuss how it relates to the Contemporary Sociological Perspective in the chart.

Q7. Increasing circulating levels of thyroid hormone (T3 & T4) heightens the sympathetic nervous system’s physiologic response to stimulation. What effect does this have on the cardiac system?

Q4. Mr. K.B. a 51-year-old male with Graves Disease is being evaluated and treated in the Emergency Department due to a 5-day episode of the “flu” with complaints of dyspnea on exertion, palpitations, fast heart rate, insomnia, and fatigue. Which combination of medication regimens will the nurse expect the provider to order?