Endocrine Essentials
GI
TPN/IV Fluids
Respiratory Medications
Misc
100

“This hormone replacement drug requires monitoring of blood glucose due to its diabetogenic effects."

Growth Hormone Therapy

100

"Prior to administering scopolamine, the nurse needs to check the patient's history for this condition."


Narrow-angle glaucoma - anticholinergics increase interocular pressure

100

“Before administering enteral feeding, the nurse must assess this GI function.”

Bowel sounds

100

"New onset of palpitations and chest tightness in a patient with COPD after administration of this medication, should be reported to the provider."

salmeterol

100

“This treatment can dangerously mask the symptoms of pernicious anemia when given without first determining the underlying cause.”

folic acid

200

“This regulatory loop stops hormone secretion once normal levels are restored.”

Negative Feedback

200

“This antiemetic reduces chemotherapy‑induced nausea by blocking serotonin (5‑HT3) receptors in both the CTZ and the GI tract.”

ondansetron (Zofran)

200

"These IV solutions are commonly used for fluid replacement, promotion of urinary flow, replacement of electrolytes, and maintenance fluids."

crystalloids

200

“After taking an inhaled corticosteroid, the most important action the patient must do is this."

Rinse mouth with water

200

“The nurse must give a small test dose of this medication for iron deficiency anemia, to check for anaphylaxis, then administer the remaining dose an hour later.”

IV iron dextran

300

“This is the most immediate and serious adverse effect of insulin therapy.”

Hypoglycemia

300

"This drug, used for nausea, is a synthetic derivative of the major active substance in marijuana?

Dronabinol

300

“These are the key nursing actions required when administering this IV electrolyte solution—checking for phlebitis, monitoring serum levels, using an infusion pump, and continuously watching the cardiac rhythm.”

IV solution containing potassium chloride

300

"This medication should be given to a patient with bronchitis and a productive cough."

An expectorant

300

"This vaccine type is not safe for pregnant patients or those who are immunocompromised."

Live attenuated influenza vaccine (LAIV)

400

“These symptoms—cold intolerance, depression, constipation, and dry skin—point to this problem in a patient taking thyroid replacement medication.”

Inadequate doses of the medication -the return of hypothyroid symptoms

400

"This medication promotes ulcer healing by forming a protective barrier.”

Sucralfate (Carafate)

400

“Fluid overload is the complication the nurse monitors for when administering this type of IV crystalloid infusion.”

crystalloid solution

400

"This is the only intranasal anticholinergic drug in use today"

Ipratropium

400

"Tomatoes and bananas can increase nephrotoxicity with this medication."

cyclosporine

500

The nurse is reviewing endocrine physiology with a group of students. Which statement best describes how the hypothalamus and pituitary gland work together to regulate hormone secretion?

The hypothalamus sends releasing or inhibiting hormones that control pituitary hormone secretion.

500

"Parents should be advised to NOT do this if their child swallowed an unknown amount of a toxin."

Give the child an antiemetic to prevent vomiting or Induce vomiting at home

500

"Flushing the IV line with normal saline before this product is added is best practice"

Blood

500

"This newer antihistamine is preferred because it causes less drowsiness."

Loratadine (Claritin)

500

"Myalgia, Diarrhea, fever, fatigue, and chills are possible adverse reactions to this type of biologic response modifiers."

Interferons