Hypo/Hyperthyroid
Diabetes
F&E/CKD
Nursing Interventions
Medications
100

Expected finding in lab results for Hypothyroid

TSH-Elevated T3 and T4-Decresed

100

Normal BG level

70-100

100

Hormones secreted to maintain fluid and electrolyte balance

Aldosterone, ADH and Natriuretic Peptides

100

Priority nursing intervention for client with Na-125

Seizure Precautions

100

Given in the morning on an empty stomach

Levothyroxine 

200

List 3 signs/symptoms of Hyperthyroid

Weight loss, increased appetite, heat intolerance, tachycardia, palpitations, diarrhea, anxiety

200

This client will control BG with only insulin

Type 1 DM

200

Common electrolyte imbalance with loop diuretic use 

Hypokalemia

200

Priority nursing intervention for client with K-6.2

Cardiac Monitoring
200

Given PO for hyperkalemia

Sodium polystyrene sulfonate (SPS) (Kayexalate) 

300

Protrusion of the eyes due to edema in the muscles of the eye

Exopthalmos
300

Labs monitored to check for nephropathy 

BUN and Cr

300

Positive Chvostek's and Trousseaus Sign

Hypocalcemia

300

Obtained prior to initiating IVF

Body Weight

300

Must always be administered via pump

Potassium Chloride 

400

Autoimmune Hypothyroidism 

Hashimotos

400

3 classic symptoms seen with hyperglycemia

Polyuria, Polydipsia and Polyphagia

400

Labs used to diagnosis ESRD

BUN, Cr and GFR

400

Monitoring for these respirations in a client with ESRD

Kussmauls 

400

Administered with food for hyperphosphatemia 

Sevelamar 

500

Autoimmune Hyperthyroidism 

Graves Disease

500

Organ needing a constant amount of glucose

Brain

500

Causes of CKD

HTN, DM nephropathy, Hypotension, Infection

500

Applying a "limb alert" to a client with this

AV fistula

500

Peak time for lispro insulin

30-90 minutes

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