Scheda di esercizi di Area medico-chirurgica: neurologica, endocrina e renale con soluzioni
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1.Facile
What is stress urinary incontinence?
AConstant dribbling from an overfull bladder
BLeaking after a sudden, strong urge to pass urine
CBeing unable to reach the toilet in time due to poor mobility
DLeaking urine when coughing, sneezing or lifting
2.Facile
Which symptoms are typical of diabetic peripheral neuropathy?
APain in the calves that starts when walking
BA painful red, hot swollen big toe at night
CMorning stiffness of the small hand joints
DNumbness, tingling or burning in the feet
3.Facile
Which symptoms are classic for high blood glucose?
AWeight gain, feeling cold all the time and dry skin
BPassing a lot of urine, thirst and weight loss
CShaking, sweating and a racing heart
DJoint pain, morning stiffness and fever
4.Media
A patient with CKD is booked for a CT scan with iodinated contrast. Which measure helps protect the kidneys?
AGood hydration around the scan, often with IV fluids
BRestricting all fluids for 24 hours before the scan
CDoubling the dose of contrast for a clearer image
DGiving a dose of ibuprofen before the scan
5.Media
A patient with type 1 diabetes plans a long cycle ride. Which advice is most appropriate?
ASkip breakfast so the exercise burns body fat
BCheck glucose before and after, and carry fast-acting carbohydrate
CTake an extra dose of rapid-acting insulin before setting off
DAvoid checking glucose until the ride is over
6.Media
Why is once-daily prednisolone usually taken in the morning with food?
ABecause it causes drowsiness and is safer to take during the day
BBecause food doubles the strength of the dose
CBecause it cannot be absorbed at night
DTo match the natural cortisol rhythm and protect the stomach
7.Difficile
A patient with SIADH needs IV fluid. Which fluid is most likely to worsen the hyponatraemia?
A3% saline
B5% glucose (dextrose, D5W)
C8,4% sodium bicarbonate
D20% human albumin
8.Difficile
A nurse teaches a patient with CKD and a high potassium about diet. Which statement shows a need for further teaching?
A"I will check food labels for added salt when I go shopping."
B"I will boil my potatoes and throw away the water."
C"I will keep bananas and dried fruit to a minimum."
D"I will use a salt substitute instead of ordinary salt."
Soluzioni
1. D · Leaking urine when coughing, sneezing or lifting
2. D · Numbness, tingling or burning in the feet
3. B · Passing a lot of urine, thirst and weight loss
4. A · Good hydration around the scan, often with IV fluids
5. B · Check glucose before and after, and carry fast-acting carbohydrate
6. D · To match the natural cortisol rhythm and protect the stomach
7. B · 5% glucose (dextrose, D5W)
8. D · "I will use a salt substitute instead of ordinary salt."
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