ATI RN · ATI Medical Surgical · Endocrine System Exam Questions and Answers
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The patient with pheochromocytoma had surgery to remove his adrenal glands. Which nursing intervention should you delegate to the nursing assistant?
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Correct Answer: Monitor lying and standing blood pressure every 4 hours with cuff placed on same arm.
Which of the following are the signs of fluid overload?
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Correct Answer: Pulmonary congestion
You are preparing a 24-year-old patient with diabetes insipidus (DI) for discharge from the hospital. Which statement indicates that the patient needs additional teaching?
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Correct Answer: I will gradually wean myself off the vasopressin.
Anthony is being treated with medication for hypothyroidism. The physician explains to Anthony that his symptoms should resolve as the medication reaches an appropriate level. Presenting signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism include:
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Correct Answer: Fatigue and cold intolerance.
When teaching the patient with type 1 diabetes, what should the nurse emphasize as the major advantage of using an insulin pump?
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Correct Answer: Tight glycemic control can be maintained.
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