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Mastery EAQ Ch. 33

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  “Do mild to moderate exercises regularly.”
B  “Immediately report any wound infection.”
C  “Report fat deposition at the abdomen.”
D  “Maintain a regular diabetic diet.”
Question #2
A  “I will not touch or interact with people who have infections.”
B  “I will take this medication with food or milk regularly.”
C  “I will report to you immediately if I have fever or a sore throat.”
D  “I will stop taking this medication if I have any adverse effects.”
Question #3
A  “The patient has hypokalemia because of a decrease in blood potassium concentrations.”
B  “The patient has dehydration because of a decrease in blood aldosterone concentrations.”
C  “The patient has weight gain because of the deposition of excess fat in the body.”
D  “The patient has muscle weakness because of increased carbohydrate metabolism.”
Question #4
A  Visual acuity
B  Height and weight
C  Blood glucose
D  Bone density
Question #6
A  “The patient has dehydration because of a decrease in blood aldosterone concentrations.”
B  “The patient has hypokalemia because of a decrease in blood potassium concentrations.”
C  “The patient has muscle weakness because of increased carbohydrate metabolism.”
D  “The patient has redistribution of body fat from the face, shoulders, trunk, and abdomen to the arms and legs.”
Question #7
A  Vitamin supplements, Iron supplements
B  Sodium supplements, Vitamin supplements
C  Calcium supplements, Potassium supplements
D  Iron supplements, Sodium supplements
Question #10
A  The patient took the medication at night.
B  The patient included high-protein food in the diet.
C  The patient took the medication with milk.
D  The patient took the medication after meals.
Question #11
A  Random blood glucose concentration of 150 mg/dL, Temperature of 100.6°F (38.1°C), Weight gain of 4.4 lb (2 kg) over a week
B  Respiratory rate of 16 breaths/min, Oxygen saturation of 95%, Random blood glucose concentration of 150 mg/dL
C  Temperature of 100.6°F (38.1°C), Respiratory rate of 16 breaths/min, Weight gain of 4.4 lb (2 kg) over a week
D  Oxygen saturation of 95%, Temperature of 100.6°F (38.1°C), Weight gain of 4.4 lb (2 kg) over a week
Question #12
A  Diabetes mellitus, Liver disorder, Ulcerative colitis
B  Septicemia, Liver disorder, Ulcerative colitis
C  Liver disorder, Glaucoma, Ulcerative colitis
D  Glaucoma, Septicemia, Diabetes mellitus
Question #13
A  Rapid, deep breathing, Consumption of a protein-rich diet
B  History of diabetes mellitus, Rapid, deep breathing
C  Consumption of a protein-rich diet, History of diabetes mellitus
D  Frequent use of corticosteroids, Easy bruising
Question #15
A  Decrease in the tumor size, Decrease in Cushing’s syndrome symptoms
B  Decrease in adrenal suppression, Decrease in inflammation
C  Decrease in inflammation, Decrease in lymphocyte count
D  Decrease in lymphocyte count, Decrease in adrenal suppression
Question #16
A  Requesting a prescription for a proton pump inhibitor
B  Performing frequent oral suctioning
C  Elevating the head of the bed 30°
D  Requesting a prescription for aluminum hydroxide
Question #20
A  Cerebral edema, Systemic lupus erythematous, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
B  Glaucoma, Septicemia, Varicella infection
C  Glaucoma, Systemic lupus erythematous, Varicella infection
D  Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Septicemia, Varicella infection
Question #22
A  0.2 mg of intravenous prednisone
B  0.5 mg of intravenous methylprednisolone
C  0.75 mg of oral betamethasone
D  0.1 mg of oral fludrocortisone
Question #23
A  Addison’s disease
B  Adrenogenital syndrome
C  Candidiasis
D  Hyperkalemia
Question #25
A  Completely stopping corticosteroid administration
B  Rapid elimination of corticosteroids from the blood
C  Presence of corticosteroids in the blood for longer lengths of time
D  Irregular administration of corticosteroids
Question #27
A  Serum calcium levels for hypercalcemia
B  Serum potassium levels for hypokalemia
C  Intake and output for potential fluid volume deficit
D  Serum sodium levels for potential hyponatremia
Question #30
A  Sodium
B  Blood glucose
C  Carbon dioxide (CO2)
D  Magnesium
Question #31
A  Increased appetite
B  Hypoglycemia
C  Edema
D  Hypotension
Question #33
A  Assess for edema.
B  Obtain daily weights.
C  Rinse out mouth after use.
D  Measure blood glucose.
Question #34
A  Apply a pressure bandage to the injection site.
B  Instruct the patient to rest the area for 8 hours.
C  Place a cold pack over the injection site to minimize pain.
D  Monitor the patient’s vital signs every 30 minutes for 4 hours.
Question #36
A  Memory loss
B  Hallucinations
C  Impaired stress response
D  Impaired thinking
Question #37
A  They decrease serum sodium and glucose concentrations.
B  They are not produced during stressful situations.
C  They stimulate defense mechanisms to produce immunity.
D  They influence carbohydrate, fat, and protein metabolism.
Question #38
A  Decreases oxygen delivery
B  Reduces blood flow to vital organs
C  Decreases coagulability of blood
D  Provides more fuel for cells
Question #39
A  Prednisone
B  Betamethasone
C  Fludrocortisone
D  Methylprednisolone
Question #41
A  Addison’s disease
B  Cushing’s syndrome
C  Cataracts
D  Osteoporosis
Question #42
A  Corticotropin
B  Epinephrine
C  Norepinephrine
D  Aldosterone
Question #43
A  Rheumatoid arthritis
B  Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
C  Organ transplant
D  Addison’s disease
Question #44
A  Fludrocortisone
B  Aldosterone
C  Betamethasone
D  Methylprednisolone
Question #45
A  Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
B  Type 1 diabetes mellitus
C  Osteoporosis
D  Addison’s disease
Question #47
A  2 to 3 hours
B  1 to 2 hours
C  0.5 hour
D  3 to 4 hours
Question #48
A  Deltasone
B  Sterapred
C  Solu-medrol
D  Florinef
Question #49
A  Thiazides
B  Thyroid hormones
C  Hydantoins
D  Barbiturates
Question #50
A  Methylprednisolone
B  Betamethasone
C  Prednisone
D  Dexamethasone
Question #51
A  Carbohydrate and protein metabolism
B  Maintenance of serum potassium levels
C  Sodium and water resorption
D  Maintenance of pH levels in the blood
Question #52
A  Hypercalcemia
B  Hyponatremia
C  Hyperkalemia
D  Hypokalemia
Question #53
A  They influence carbohydrate, lipid, and protein metabolism.
B  They stimulate defense mechanisms to produce immunity.
C  They are produced in decreased amounts during times of stress.
D  They decrease serum sodium and glucose concentrations.
Question #54
A  Aminoglutethimide
B  Alclometasone
C  Beclomethasone
D  Fludrocortisone
Question #55
A  Glucocorticoids
B  Aldosterone
C  Corticotrophins
D  Epinephrine
Question #56
A  Inhibition of inflammatory and immune responses
B  Production of glycogen in the liver
C  Fluid and water retention
D  Stimulation of the erythroid cells
Question #57
A  Bowel sounds
B  Peripheral pulses
C  Breath sounds
D  Capillary refill
Question #58
A  Hypokalemia
B  Enhanced anticoagulant activity
C  Reduced efficacy
D  Increased risk for dysrhythmias