Scheda di esercizi di Valori di laboratorio ed elettroliti con soluzioni
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Nome: ____________________ Data: ____________
1.Facile
What does a creatinine clearance measured from a 24-hour urine collection estimate?
AThe concentrating ability of the urine
BThe glomerular filtration rate
CThe rate of red cell production
DThe amount of protein lost from the blood
2.Facile
Qual è il principale catione nel liquido intracellulare?
ASodio
BCloruro
CCalcio
DPotassio
3.Facile
A urine dipstick is positive for leukocyte esterase. What does this show?
ARed blood cells are present in the urine
BBilirubin is being passed in the urine
CProtein is leaking through the glomeruli
DWhite blood cells are present in the urine
4.Media
A patient's eGFR has fallen to 24 mL/min/1,73 m². Which prescribed drug should the nurse question before giving it?
AAcetaminophen (paracetamol)
BLevothyroxine
CMetformin
DInsulin glargine
5.Media
A patient takes high-dose furosemide. Besides potassium, which electrolyte is most commonly lowered?
APhosphate
BUric acid
CMagnesium
DSodium bicarbonate
6.Media
A patient starts lisinopril (an ACE inhibitor). Which laboratory values should the nurse expect to be monitored?
ACalcium and phosphate
BPotassium and creatinine
CALT and bilirubin
DTSH and free T4
7.Difficile
A patient with a large, fast-growing lymphoma will start chemotherapy tomorrow. Which plan best prevents tumor lysis syndrome?
ACalcium supplements and a high-phosphate diet during treatment
BNo special measures, because the risk starts only after a week
CFluid restriction and a high-potassium diet before the treatment
DIV hydration, a uric acid-lowering drug and frequent electrolytes
8.Difficile
A patient on high-dose dexamethasone has a white cell count of 15 × 10³/µL, mostly mature neutrophils with no bands. They have no fever and no signs of infection. What is the most likely explanation?
AA steroid effect that moves neutrophils into the circulating blood
BCertain sepsis that needs antibiotics started without delay
CA new leukemia that is confirmed by this result alone
DA laboratory error, because steroids always lower the white count
Soluzioni
1. B · The glomerular filtration rate
2. D · Potassio
3. D · White blood cells are present in the urine
4. C · Metformin
5. C · Magnesium
6. B · Potassium and creatinine
7. D · IV hydration, a uric acid-lowering drug and frequent electrolytes
8. A · A steroid effect that moves neutrophils into the circulating blood
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