Nur 256 Exam #3 Review
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Ketosis; Little endogenous insulin; Younger than 30 years of age - correct ans:A patient is diagnosed with
type I diabetes. What clinical characteristics does the nurse expect to see in this patient?
, Hypoglycemia - correct ans:When the nurse is caring for a patient with type I diabetes, what clinical
manifestation would be a priority to closely monitor?
1000 calories - correct ans:A female patient who weighs 130 lb has an ideal body weight of 166 lb. For
weight reduction of 2 lb/wk, approximately what should her daily caloric intake be?
NPH - correct ans:The nurse is preparing to administer intermediate-acting insulin to a patient with
diabetes. Which insulin will the nurse administer?
Peripheral neuropathy - correct ans:An older adult patient that has diabetes type II comes to the ed with
second-degree burns to the bottom of both feet and states, "I didn't feel too hot but my feet must have
been too close to the heater." What does the nurse understand is most likely the reason for the
decrease in temperature sensation?
Lower than 50 to 60 mg/dL - correct ans:The nurse is caring for a patient with an abnormally low blood
glucose concentration. What glucose level will the nurse observe when assessing laboratory results?
Hypokalemia - correct ans:A patient with diabetic ketoacidosis has had a large volume of fluid infused
for rehydration. What potential complication from rehydration should the nurse monitor for?
Leakage of fluid serum (exudates); Microaneurysms; Focal capillary single closure - correct ans:The nurse
is assessing a patient with nonproliferative (background) retinopathy. When examining the retina, what
would the nurse expect to assess?
Albumin - correct ans:A nurse is caring for a patient with diabetes that has a diagnosis of nephropathy.
What would the nurse expect the urinalysis report to indicate?
50% - 60% - correct ans:The nurse expects that a patient with type I diabetes may receive what
percentage of the usual morning dose of insulin preoperatively?
Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome - correct ans:An older adult patient is in the hospital being
treated for sepsis r/t a uti. The patient has started to have an altered sense of awareness, profound
dehydration, and hypotension. What condition does the nurse suspect the patient may be experiencing?
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Ketosis; Little endogenous insulin; Younger than 30 years of age - correct ans:A patient is diagnosed with
type I diabetes. What clinical characteristics does the nurse expect to see in this patient?
, Hypoglycemia - correct ans:When the nurse is caring for a patient with type I diabetes, what clinical
manifestation would be a priority to closely monitor?
1000 calories - correct ans:A female patient who weighs 130 lb has an ideal body weight of 166 lb. For
weight reduction of 2 lb/wk, approximately what should her daily caloric intake be?
NPH - correct ans:The nurse is preparing to administer intermediate-acting insulin to a patient with
diabetes. Which insulin will the nurse administer?
Peripheral neuropathy - correct ans:An older adult patient that has diabetes type II comes to the ed with
second-degree burns to the bottom of both feet and states, "I didn't feel too hot but my feet must have
been too close to the heater." What does the nurse understand is most likely the reason for the
decrease in temperature sensation?
Lower than 50 to 60 mg/dL - correct ans:The nurse is caring for a patient with an abnormally low blood
glucose concentration. What glucose level will the nurse observe when assessing laboratory results?
Hypokalemia - correct ans:A patient with diabetic ketoacidosis has had a large volume of fluid infused
for rehydration. What potential complication from rehydration should the nurse monitor for?
Leakage of fluid serum (exudates); Microaneurysms; Focal capillary single closure - correct ans:The nurse
is assessing a patient with nonproliferative (background) retinopathy. When examining the retina, what
would the nurse expect to assess?
Albumin - correct ans:A nurse is caring for a patient with diabetes that has a diagnosis of nephropathy.
What would the nurse expect the urinalysis report to indicate?
50% - 60% - correct ans:The nurse expects that a patient with type I diabetes may receive what
percentage of the usual morning dose of insulin preoperatively?
Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome - correct ans:An older adult patient is in the hospital being
treated for sepsis r/t a uti. The patient has started to have an altered sense of awareness, profound
dehydration, and hypotension. What condition does the nurse suspect the patient may be experiencing?
