Scheda di esercizi di Area medico-chirurgica: neurologica, endocrina e renale con soluzioni

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1.Facile

Quale esame del sangue si usa più comunemente per stimare la funzione renale?

  1. ALivello di albumina sierica
  2. BLivello di amilasi sierica
  3. CCreatinina sierica (eGFR)
  4. DHbA1c (emoglobina glicata)
2.Facile

What is sciatica?

  1. ACramp in the calf muscle after exercise, caused by low potassium levels
  2. BPain that spreads down the back of the leg from an irritated nerve root
  3. CPain in the front of the knee caused by arthritis
  4. DStiffness of the hips in the morning
3.Facile

Which is a common cause of a low potassium level?

  1. AAddison's disease
  2. BTaking a loop diuretic such as furosemide
  3. CTaking an ACE inhibitor such as ramipril
  4. DAdvanced chronic kidney disease
4.Media

Why are insulin and glucose given together to treat hyperkalaemia?

  1. AInsulin makes the kidneys pass more potassium in the urine
  2. BInsulin protects the heart muscle cells from the potassium
  3. CGlucose binds the potassium in the blood and removes it
  4. DInsulin moves potassium into cells; glucose prevents a hypo
5.Media

Why must Parkinson's medicines be given on time in hospital?

  1. AGiving them on time prevents the disease from getting worse
  2. BLate doses cause the patient to develop high blood glucose
  3. CLate doses can soon cause stiffness, falls and poor swallowing
  4. DLate doses build up in the blood and cause an overdose
6.Media

Which finding most suggests fluid overload in a patient with chronic kidney disease?

  1. AA weight gain of 2 kg (4,4 lb) in two days with ankle swelling
  2. BDark yellow urine and thirst
  3. CA weight loss of 1 kg (2,2 lb) after a hot day
  4. DA dry mouth and a low blood pressure when standing
7.Difficile

A patient with stable epilepsy on phenytoin started a new medicine last week. They now have nystagmus, an unsteady gait and slurred speech. What should the nurse do?

  1. AEncourage the patient to walk more to improve their balance
  2. BSuspect phenytoin toxicity, hold the next dose and ask for a drug level
  3. CSuspect a new stroke and give aspirin straight away before any scan
  4. DGive the next phenytoin dose early to prevent a seizure
8.Difficile

A patient with SIADH is taught about a fluid restriction. Which statement shows a need for further teaching?

  1. A"I will report any headaches or confusion."
  2. B"If I feel thirsty, I can drink as much water as I like."
  3. C"I will count all drinks, including soup, in my daily total."
  4. D"I will weigh myself every morning."

Soluzioni

  1. 1. C · Creatinina sierica (eGFR)
  2. 2. B · Pain that spreads down the back of the leg from an irritated nerve root
  3. 3. B · Taking a loop diuretic such as furosemide
  4. 4. D · Insulin moves potassium into cells; glucose prevents a hypo
  5. 5. C · Late doses can soon cause stiffness, falls and poor swallowing
  6. 6. A · A weight gain of 2 kg (4,4 lb) in two days with ankle swelling
  7. 7. B · Suspect phenytoin toxicity, hold the next dose and ask for a drug level
  8. 8. B · "If I feel thirsty, I can drink as much water as I like."

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