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414 Exam 3

Total questions: 188

Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

acute inflammation process of the pancreas

a)

acute pancreatitis

b)

pancreatic carcinoma

c)

chronic pancreatitis

2.

liver will become enlarged and firm

a)

cirrhosis

b)

pancreatic carcinoma

3.

severe abdominal pain, N/V, absent bowel sounds, Cullen or Grey Turner's sign

a)

acute pancreatitis

b)

hyperthyroidism

c)

hyperaldosteronism

4.

these complications of cirrhosis can rupture easy with coughing, swallowing, or bearing down

a)

varices

b)

ascites

c)

bacterial peritonitis

5.

bluish or purple discoloration around the sides of abdomen (along flank)

a)

Grey Turner's

b)

Cullen's

6.

free fluid in the peritoneal cavity that makes the abdomen hard

a)

ascites

b)

varices

c)

bacterial peritonitis

7.

bluish or purple discoloration around the umbilicus

a)

Cullen's

b)

Grey Turner's

8.

fever, chills, and abdominal pain due to bacterial migration

a)

bacterial peritonitis

b)

jaundice

c)

hepatic encephalopathy

9.

give medications to suppress gastric acid

a)

acute pancreatitis

b)

chronic pancreatitis

c)

liver carcinoma

10.

bacterial peritonitis needs

a)

cefotaxime

b)

verapamil

c)

desmopressin

11.

NPO for acute pancreatitis

a)

true

b)

false

12.

spleen enlargement and itching due to this complication of cirrhosis

a)

jaundice

b)

hepatic encephalopathy

c)

bacterial peritonitis

13.

neurological changes caused due to ammonia build up

a)

hepatic encephalopathy

b)

bacterial peritonitis

c)

ascites

14.

the pain bores from front to back and is worse when they lay flat

a)

acute pancreatitis

b)

chronic pancreatitis

c)

cirhhosis

15.

ammonia toxicity gets lactulose

a)

true

b)

false

16.

cirrhosis needs

a)

rest

b)

exercise

17.

in what position do we want a patient with acute pancreatitis

a)

side lying or knee to chest

b)

prone

c)

reverse trendelenburg

18.

restrict sodium with

a)

ascites

b)

varices

c)

jaundice

19.

saclike structure that resolves spontaneously most of the time

a)

pseudocyst

b)

pancreatic abscess

20.

avoid alcohol, aspirin, and irritating foods with varices

a)

true

b)

false

21.

collection of pus that requires surgical drainage

a)

pseudocyst

b)

pancreatic abscess

22.

what is drug of choice for varices

a)

ocreotide

b)

tapazole

c)

milotane

23.

don't sedate patients with hepatic encephalopathy because the liver can't metabolize

a)

true

b)

false

24.

transmitter oral-anal activity or poor hygiene

a)

Hep A

b)

Hep B

c)

Hep C

25.

progressive, prolonged, destructive disease of the pancreas

a)

acute pancreatitis

b)

chronic pancreatitis

c)

cirrhosis

26.

transmitted by blood, maternal-fetal, sexual intercourse, and sharing of needles

a)

Hep A

b)

Hep B

c)

Hep C

27.

avoid what with acute pancreatitis

a)

caffeine

b)

spicy foods

28.

transmitted blood to blood

a)

Hep A

b)

Hep B

c)

Hep C

29.

pain will be less bothersome as this disease progresses

a)

chronic pancreatitis

b)

hyperpituitarism

c)

pancreatic carcinoma

30.

only occurs with Hep B

a)

Hep D

b)

Hep C

c)

Hep A

31.

will have edema, mild jaundice, and dark urine

a)

chronic pancreatitis

b)

acute pancreatitis

32.

usually only in tropical areas with heavy rains

a)

Hep E

b)

Hep D

c)

Hep C

d)

Hep A

33.

a diagnostic may be getting a stool sample

a)

chronic pancreatitis

b)

acute pancreatitis

c)

cirrhosis

34.

virus is only killed by chlorine and high temperatures

a)

Hep A

b)

Hep B

c)

Hep C

35.

do not let pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy touch

a)

the lips

b)

the fingers

36.

blood tests confirm this and presents N/V, dark urine, RUQ pain

a)

Hep A

b)

Hep B

c)

Hep C

37.

give small frequent meals and antiemetics

a)

acute hepatitis

b)

liver cancer

c)

cirrhosis

38.

Ribavirin treats

a)

Hep C

b)

Hep B

c)

Hep A

39.

with chronic pancreatitis, how do we take the pancreatic enzyme

a)

with meals or snacks

b)

with nothing

c)

with grapefruit juice

40.

monitor for decreased bile pigment, tachycardia, and fever

a)

acute liver rejection

b)

bleeding

c)

infection

41.

treat aggressively with immunosuppressive drugs to avoid what after liver transplant

a)

infection

b)

acute rejection

c)

bleeding

42.

dark urine, sclera, and weight lost are the first signs of

a)

pancreatic cancer

b)

cirrhosis

c)

hyperpituitarism

43.

may place this with pancreatic cancer

a)

j tube

b)

peg tube

c)

tracheostomy

44.

sit the patient straight up and place an NG tube

a)

after whipple

b)

after cholecystectomy

c)

after hypophysectomy

45.

fluid filled thyroid

a)

benign

b)

malignant

46.

solid thyroid

a)

malignant

b)

benign

47.

if you can see the thyroid gland, do you palpate it

a)

yes

b)

no

48.

if doing a thyroid exam with two hands

a)

stand behind the patient

b)

stand in front of the patient

49.

increase fluid intake for 24-48 hours after

a)

thyroid scan

b)

hypophysectomy

c)

abscess drainage

50.

if doing a thyroid exam with one hand

a)

stand behind the patient

b)

stand in front of the patient

51.

if giving PO radioactive iodine for a thyroid scan

a)

give and wait 24 hours to scan

b)

give and wait a couple hours to scan

52.

if giving oral radioactive iodine

a)

give and wait 24 hours to scan

b)

give and wait a couple hours to scan

53.

hot area on a scan (black)

a)

indicates increased function

b)

indicates decreased function

54.

cold area on scan (white)

a)

indicates increased function

b)

indicates decreased function

55.

contraindications of radioactive iodine

a)

pregnancy

b)

allergy

c)

patient on Synthroid

56.

Graves, Adenoma, Goiter, and Hyperthyroidism

a)

hot spot on scan

b)

cold spot on scan

57.

thyroiditis, hypothyroidism, and increased hormone replacement therapy

a)

hot spot on scan

b)

cold spot on scan

58.

excessive thyroid and hormone secretion

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

59.

is related to hyperthyroidism

a)

Graves'

b)

Cushing

60.

protruding eyes

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

61.

everything speeds up

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

62.

hyper, hot, and skinny

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

63.

tremors, tachycardia, and hypertension

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

64.

T3 and T4 will be elevated with

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

65.

need a diet high in calories and protein

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

66.

a 1 degree increase in temperature can equal

a)

thyroid storm

b)

myxedema coma

67.

thyroid storm

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

68.

drug of choice for hyperthyroidism

a)

Tapazole

b)

Synthroid

c)

Propranolol

69.

radioactive iodine precautions

a)

don't share a toilet with family

b)

don't share bed linens

c)

don't eat or drink after each other

d)

avoid children and pregnant women

70.

hoarseness is common for 1-2 days after

a)

thyroidectomy

b)

thyroid scan

c)

thyroid biopsy

71.

put patient in which position after a thyroidectomy to prevent incision stress

a)

semi-fowlers

b)

high-fowlers

c)

supine

72.

low calcium causes the face to draw up when touched

a)

Chvostek's sign

b)

Trousseu's sign

73.

low calcium will cause the arm to contract if taking BP on it

a)

Chvostek's sign

b)

Trousseu's sign

74.

after a thyroidectomy, you need to assess for

a)

hypercalcemia

b)

hypocalcemia

c)

hypokalemia

75.

numbness,, tingling around lips, muscle spasms, and Chvostek's

a)

hypocalcemia signs

b)

hypercalcemia signs

c)

hypokalemia signs

76.

uncontrolled hyperthyroidism with fever and tachycardia

a)

thyroid storm

b)

myxedema coma

c)

addisonian crisis

77.

give tapazole for

a)

thyroid storm

b)

myxedema coma

c)

thyroiditis

78.

cool room and cooling blankets for

a)

thyroid storm

b)

thyroiditis

c)

cushing's

79.

what type of thyroid replacement is needed for hyperthyroidism after surgery

a)

life-long

b)

temporary

80.

eye drops, sunglasses, elevating HOB, and taping eyelids shut

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

c)

hyperparathyroidism

81.

insufficient thyroid hormone

a)

hyperparathyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

c)

hypoparathyroidism

82.

cold, overweight, slow, and dry

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

83.

hypotension, bradycardia, and low RR

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

84.

thick tongue

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

85.

is associated with hypothyroidism

a)

myxedema coma

b)

thyroid storm

86.

need a low calorie, high-fiber diet

a)

hypothyroidism

b)

hyperthyroidism

87.

keep them warm

a)

hyperthyroidism

b)

hypothyroidism

88.

drug of choice for hypothyroidism

a)

levothyroxine (synthroid)

b)

tapazole

89.

start a ____ synthroid dose for hypothyroidism

a)

low

b)

high

90.

poorly treated hypothyroidism

a)

myxedema coma

b)

thyroid storm

91.

characterized by hypothermia, hypotension, hypoventilation, bradycardia, and hypoglycemia

a)

thyroid storm

b)

myxedema coma

92.

treat myxedema coma with

a)

levothyroxine

b)

calcimimetics

93.

treat hypothermia and hypoglycemia of hypothyroidism with

a)

D50 and D5

b)

D50 and D9

c)

D5 and D9

94.

bacterial infection

a)

acute thyroiditis

b)

subacute thyroiditis

c)

chronic thyroiditis

95.

viral infection

a)

acute thyroiditis

b)

subacute thyroiditis

c)

chronic thyroiditis

96.

hypothyroidism

a)

acute thyroiditis

b)

subacute thyroiditis

c)

chronic thyroiditis (Hashimoto's)

97.

hypothyroidism

a)

graves'

b)

hashimotos

98.

will be a painful gland with a fever and dysphagia

a)

subacute thyroiditis

b)

acute thyroiditis

99.

treatment of subacute thyroiditis

a)

ASA and NSAIDs

b)

antibiotics

c)

synthroid

100.

treatment of acute thyroiditis

a)

ASA and NSAIDs

b)

antibiotics

c)

synthroid

101.

treatment of chronic thyroiditis

a)

ASA and NSAIDs

b)

antibiotics

c)

synthroid

102.

symptoms of hyperthyroidism can be controlled with

a)

beta-blockers

b)

synthroid

103.

post op priority of thyroidectomy

a)

airway

b)

bowel sounds

c)

neuro

104.

there will be an increased thyroglobulin (Tg) level with

a)

thyroid cancer

b)

hyperparathyroidism

c)

hypothyroidism

105.

when parathyroid levels drop, they pull calcium from bones and kidneys for more

a)

true

b)

false

106.

calcium is going up, and phosphorus is going down

a)

hyperparathyroidism

b)

hypoparathyroidism

107.

decreases bone density so there's an increased risk for osteoporosis

a)

hyperparathyroidism

b)

hypoparathyroidism

108.

moans, bones, stones, groans, and psychic overtones

a)

hyperparathyroidism

b)

hypoparathyroidism

109.

anorexia, lethargy, osteoporosis, renal stones, fractures, and anemia

a)

hyperparathyroidism

b)

hypoparathyroidism

110.

hyperparathyroidism labs

a)

calcium greater than 10.5 mg/dL

b)

calcium less than 10.5 mg/dL

111.

hyperparathyroidism labs

a)

phosphorus less than 3 mg/dL

b)

phosphorus greater than 3 mg/dL

112.

hyperparathyroidism labs

a)

PTH greater than 65 pg/mL

b)

PTH less than 65 pg/mL

113.

hyperparathyroidism labs

a)

magnesium greater than 2.6 mEq/L

b)

magnesium less than 2.6 mEq/L

114.

increase fluid intake to avoid kidney stones with hyperparathyroidism

a)

true

b)

false

115.

drug of choice for hyperparathyroidism

a)

calcimimetics

b)

synthroid

c)

NSAIDs

116.

oral phosphates and calcitonin help with hyperparathyroidism

a)

hypoparathyroidism

b)

hyperparathyroidism

117.

if parathyroidectomy for hyperparathyroidism took the whole gland

a)

calcium and vitamin D supplements for rest of life

b)

potassium supplements

118.

check for hypocalcemia after a parathyroidectomy

a)

true

b)

false

119.

results from a lack of PTH to maintain serum calcium levels; hypocalcemia

a)

hyperparathyroidism

b)

hypoparathyroidism

120.

most common cause of hypoparathyroidism

a)

surgery

b)

tumor

c)

drugs

121.

fatigue, depression, constipation, tingling, numbness, cramps

a)

hyperparathyroidism

b)

hypoparathyroidism

122.

hypoparathyroidism labs

a)

calcium less than 9 mg/dL

b)

calcium greater than 9 mg/dL

123.

hypoparathyroidism labs

a)

phosphorus greater than 4.5 mg/dL

b)

phosphorus less than 4/5 mg/dL

124.

hypoparathyroidism labs

a)

PTH less than 10 pg/mL

b)

PTH greater than 10 pg/mL

125.

hypoparathyroidism labs

a)

magnesium less than 1.8 mEq/L

b)

magnesium greater than 1.8 mEq/L

126.

low calcium and increased phosphorus

a)

hyperparathyroidism

b)

hypoparathyroidism

127.

can treat hypoparathyroidism with

a)

IV calcium

b)

oral calcitriol (rocaltrol)

c)

IV magnesium

128.

decreased Ca, decreased Mag, and increased phosphorus

a)

hypoparathyroidism

b)

hyperparathyroidism

129.

increased Ca, increased Mag, and decreased Phosphorus

a)

hypoparathyroidism

b)

hyperparathyroidism

130.

deficient in one or more anterior pituitary hormones

a)

hypopituitarism

b)

hyperpituitarism

131.

tumors are most common cause of

a)

hypopituitarism

b)

hyperpituitarism

132.

can cause HA and vision changes

a)

hypopituitarism

b)

hyperpituitarism

133.

dwarfism in children

a)

hypopituitarism

b)

hyperpituitarism

134.

adults have osteoporosis

a)

hypopituitarism

b)

hyperpituitarism

135.

perform a stimulation test (won't produce) with

a)

hypopituitarism

b)

hyperpituitarism

136.

need to remove the adenoma

a)

hyperaldosteronism

b)

hypoaldosteronism

137.

give synthetic growth hormones for hypopituitarism

a)

at night

b)

in morning

138.

overstimulates growth of bones and soft tissue

a)

hyperpituitarism

b)

hypopituitarism

139.

need potassium supplements, and potassium sparing diuretics

a)

hyperaldosteronism

b)

hypoaldosteronism

140.

gigantism in children

a)

hyperpituitarism

b)

hypopituitarism

141.

post op adenoma removal, give hydrocortisone

a)

true

b)

false

142.

acromegaly in adults

a)

hyperpituitarism

b)

hypopituitarism

143.

elevated blood glucose

a)

hyperpituitarism

b)

hypopituitarism

144.

if surgery is contraindicated in hyperaldosteronism

a)

potassium sparing diuretic

b)

antihypertensive medications

c)

monitor electrolyte levels

145.

enlargement of hands, joint pain, deeper voice, enlargement of organs

a)

hypopituitarism

b)

hyperpituitarism

146.

in this suppression test, GH levels won't fall

a)

hyperpituitarism

b)

hypopituitarism

147.

rare tumor of the adrenal medulla

a)

hyperaldosteronism

b)

hypoaldosteronism

c)

pheochromocytoma

148.

shrinks a tumor in hyperpituitarism

a)

bromocriptine (parlodel)

b)

tapazole

c)

calcimimetic

149.

intermittent HTN and severe HA are signs of

a)

hyperaldosteronism

b)

pheochromocytoma

c)

hypoaldosteronism

150.

replace hormones as treatment with

a)

hypopituitarism

b)

hyperpituitarism

151.

diagnosed with a 24 hour urine and blood test

a)

pheochromocytoma

b)

hypopituitarism

152.

perform hypophysectomy

a)

hyperpituitarism

b)

hypopituitarism

153.

check anterior and posterior visual fields

a)

after hypophysectomy

b)

after thyroidectomy

154.

monitor for increased ICP after hypophysectomy

a)

true

b)

false

155.

common teaching after hypophysectomy

a)

no toothbrushing for 2 weeks

b)

avoid coughing, sneezing, blowing nose

c)

watch for decrease of urine output

156.

deficiency in vasopressin (ADH)

a)

diabetes insipidus

b)

syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone

157.

have an excess of vasopressin (ADH)

a)

diabetes insipidus

b)

syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone

158.

extreme dehydration, tachycardia, hypovolemia

a)

diabetes insipidus

b)

syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone

159.

diabetes insipidus will have a urine output of

a)

>4 L

b)

<4 L

160.

drug of choice for diabetes insipidus

a)

desmopressin

b)

diuretics

161.

monitor daily weights

a)

diabetes insipidus

b)

syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone

162.

can give vasopressin IM or IV for

a)

diabetes insipidus

b)

hyperparathyroidism

c)

hyperaldosteronism

163.

will have extreme water retention and low sodium

a)

diabetes insipidus

b)

syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone

164.

N/V, crackles, edema, HA, lethargy, altered LOC

a)

diabetes insipidus

b)

syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone

165.

will be put on a fluid restriction of 500-1000 mL/24 hours

a)

diabetes insipidus

b)

syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone

166.

reduce noise and environmental stimuli

a)

diabetes insipidus

b)

syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone

167.

adrenal hypofunction

a)

addison's disease

b)

cushing's disase

168.

often caused by cessation of steroid therapy

a)

addison's disease

b)

cushing's disease

169.

wasted appearance with bronze skin

a)

addison's disease

b)

hyperparathyroidism

170.

cortisone, hydrocortisone, prednisone, and fludrocortisone

a)

addison's disease

b)

graves' disease

c)

hashimoto's

171.

replace 2/3 of cortisol in morning and 1/3 in afternoon for addison's

a)

true

b)

false

172.

hypotension, tachycardia, dehydration, and low glucose

a)

addisonian crisis

b)

thyroid storm

c)

myxedema coma

173.

treat hyperkalemia of addisonian crisis with

a)

loop diuretic

b)

D50

174.

check glucose levels every hour with addisonian crisis

a)

true

b)

false

175.

people with addisonian crisis or adrenal hypofunction can't handle stress because they have no cortisol

a)

true

b)

false

176.

increase hydrocortisone dose if in a stressful time

a)

true

b)

false

177.

excess cortisol

a)

curshing's

b)

addison's

178.

will see skin changes such as stretch marks, striae, bruising, or petechiae

a)

cushing's

b)

addison's

c)

graves

179.

will have delayed wound healing

a)

cushing's

b)

addison's

c)

graves'

180.

cortisol and glucose will be increased

a)

cushing's

b)

addison's

181.

adrenal gland hyperfunction

a)

cushing's

b)

addison's

182.

drug therapy for cushing's

a)

milotane

b)

tapazole

c)

desmopressin

183.

need to restrict fluids and nutrition with

a)

cushing's

b)

addison's

c)

hashimoto's

184.

cushing's may need

a)

hypophysectomy

b)

thyroidectomy

185.

give proteins for what to promote wound healing

a)

cushing's

b)

hashimoto's

186.

administer what before an adrenalectomy

a)

glucocorticoid

b)

beta-blocker

c)

vasopressor

187.

hallmark is HTN and hypokalemia

a)

hyperaldosteronism

b)

hypoaldosteronism

188.

excessive aldosterone secretion

a)

hyperaldosteronism

b)

hypoaldosteronism