
Adult Health One Exam 3 part A
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- Q1In type one diabetes;Destruction of Beta cells by WBC and in turn no insulin can get into the cells and glucose builds in blood stream.a lack of response from the beta cells to uptake insulin.60s
- Q2what is a normal glucose ?20-4050-12070-12085-10560s
- Q3what is hyperglycemia?too little blood sugar 20Blood sugar greater then 250too much blood sugar 200too little blood sugar 5060s
- Q4what is polyuria?excessive sweatexcessive fluid volumeexcessive thirstexcessive urine60s
- Q5what is polydipsiaexcessive urineexcessive eatingexcessive sweatingexcessive thirst60s
- Q6What is polyphagiaexcessive urineexcessive eatingexcessive bathingexcessive thirst60s
- Q7common sings and symptoms of diabetesanxiety, depression, ketoacidosis ( type one) cataractsneuropathy, vision problems, ketoacidosis ( type one) , Retinopathy, high BMIkidney failure, hearing problems, eating disorder, tirednessvomiting, diarrhea, abnormal growth spurts, depression60s
- Q8A nurse is preparing a care plan for her patient that is diabetic when observing his medications she should include in her interventions;to make sure the patient medications don't cause a reaction with glucoseto make sure the patient can adhere to a medication treatment.to speak with the patient about a plan on how to correctly administer their medication by the " show back" methodcall the physician for any adverse effects60s
- Q9ketoacidosis is common in which type of diabetestype 1early onsetgestationaltype 260s
- Q10when a patient has ketoacidosis the nurse should know she needs to:patient needs to drink 2 liter a day of water, and monitor the patient very closelygive the patient fast acting insulin and long acting insulin at nightplan GOALS that are SMARTeducate the patient upon discharge that this is not something to worry about and is normal in patient who have diabetes60s
- Q11Diabetic patients should consume foods that are;high fiber such as vegetables and whole grains, and low in fathave all their meals prepared for themhigh in protein, carbs, and unsaturated fatsadhere to a diet that is high in sugar60s
- Q12A patient with neuropathy should maintain foot care by;using mild soap, keeping feet dry, cut nails straight, use closed toe shoe and wool sockskeep feet dry, not inspecting feetgain weight, staying in bed and keeping feet elevated above heart levelcut toe nails on an angle, put lotion to keep feet moist, use sandals60s
- Q13what is retinopathycauses the patient to see only peripherallyblockage in eye causing cloudy visionnot enough blood flow to the nerves in eyestoo much blood flow to nerves of eye60s
- Q14sign of ketoacidoskidney infections, fluid volume lossfruity breath, abdominal pain, rapid respirationsheadache, stomach ache, neuropathyfoul breath smell, back pain, slow deep respirations60s
- Q15What would you give the patient with Ketoacidosisa bolus IVinsulin fast actingpain medicationinsulin slow acting60s