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HESI Case Study Gerontology: Age-Related Risks. Exam Questions And Answers (Guaranteed A+) Carl Rogers is a 67-year-old African American male with a 20-year history of type 2 diabetes mellitus. After a scheduled visit and an assessment at the healthcare provider's office (HCP's), Mr. Rogers is directly admitted to the medical unit with a stage II non-healing ulcer on his right heel. The nursing admissions paperwork is completed, and pain medication is administered. During his admissions assessment, Mr. Rogers is diagnosed with a urinary tract infection (UTI) and dehydration. - answer The RN understands that which statement is accurate regarding type 2 diabetes mellitus in the aging client? - answerThe risk for coexisting diseases such as hypertension and stroke increases with aging Which information about the client is of most concern to the RN? - answerC) Reports a new onset of blurry vision What other symptom(s) should the RN expect to find in a client with a diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy? - answerA) Reports of floaters B) Loss of vision ©FYNDLAY EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2 | P a g e D) Difficulty with color perception The RN understands that which information is correct regarding the prescribed insulin? - answerC) Glargine (lantus) does not have a peak interval What conditions, other than hypoerglyceia, might Mr. Rogers have? - answerC) Ketonuria D) Osmotic diuresis E) Glycosuria In addition to the insulin, which of the following immediate measures would be indicated in the treatment of Mr. Rogers? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY - answerC) Potassium supplements D) Sodium bicarbonate E) 0.9% normal saline The RN sets the insulin drip to deliver how many mL/hr? - answer3 mL/hr Which pattern should the nurse report immediately to the HCP? - answerA) ST depression and "U" waves Which lab value needs to be reported immediately? - answerB) Arterial pH 7.05 mg/dL The RN understands that which symptoms are associated with diabetic peripheral neuropathy?

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HESI Case Study Gerontology: Age-Related
Risks. Exam Questions And Answers
(Guaranteed A+)

Carl Rogers is a 67-year-old African American male with a 20-year history of type 2 diabetes

mellitus. After a scheduled visit and an assessment at the healthcare provider's office (HCP's),

Mr. Rogers is directly admitted to the medical unit with a stage II non-healing ulcer on his right

heel. The nursing admissions paperwork is completed, and pain medication is administered.

During his admissions assessment, Mr. Rogers is diagnosed with a urinary tract infection (UTI)

and dehydration. - answer✔


The RN understands that which statement is accurate regarding type 2 diabetes mellitus in the

aging client? - answer✔The risk for coexisting diseases such as hypertension and stroke

increases with aging


Which information about the client is of most concern to the RN? - answer✔C) Reports a new

onset of blurry vision


What other symptom(s) should the RN expect to find in a client with a diagnosis of diabetic

retinopathy? - answer✔A) Reports of floaters


B) Loss of vision


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, ©FYNDLAY EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
D) Difficulty with color perception


The RN understands that which information is correct regarding the prescribed insulin? -

answer✔C) Glargine (lantus) does not have a peak interval


What conditions, other than hypoerglyceia, might Mr. Rogers have? - answer✔C) Ketonuria


D) Osmotic diuresis


E) Glycosuria


In addition to the insulin, which of the following immediate measures would be indicated in the

treatment of Mr. Rogers?


SELECT ALL THAT APPLY - answer✔C) Potassium supplements


D) Sodium bicarbonate


E) 0.9% normal saline


The RN sets the insulin drip to deliver how many mL/hr? - answer✔3 mL/hr


Which pattern should the nurse report immediately to the HCP? - answer✔A) ST depression

and "U" waves


Which lab value needs to be reported immediately? - answer✔B) Arterial pH 7.05 mg/dL


The RN understands that which symptoms are associated with diabetic peripheral neuropathy?




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