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A 32-year-old man is Severe pain
complaining of burning,
itching, photophobia, and
severe pain in his right eye
after swimming in the
ocean. To determine that
the eye condition is
corneal rather than a
conjunctival disease,
which of the following
would be the
distinguishing symptom?


A.) Burning
B.) Itching
c.) photophobia
D.) Severe pain

,A 17-year-old male A) Systemic infection
experienced third-degree
full-thickness burns 2 days B) Fluid volume deficit
ago to hislower limbs after
a fire at his workplace. C) Respiratory dysfunction
Which of the following
complications shouldhis D) Hypermetabolic response
care team foresee and
regularly assess for? E) Constipation and bowel obstruction
Select all that apply.


A) Systemic infection


B) Fluid volume deficit


C) Respiratory dysfunction


D) Hypermetabolic
response


E) Constipation and bowel
obstruction

,A woman with a diagnosis The amount of glucose attached to A1C cells reflects
of type 2 diabetes has the average blood glucose levels over the life of the
been ordered by her cell.
primary care provider to
have a hemoglobin A1C
test for the first time. The
woman states, "I don't see
why you want to test my
blood cells when it's sugar
that's the problem." What
aspect of physiology will
underlie the care
provider's response to the
patient?


A.)The amount of glucose
attached to A1C cells
reflects the average blood
glucose levels over the
life of the cell.


B)Hemoglobin synthesis
by the bone marrow is
inversely proportionate to
blood glucose levels, with
low A1C indicating
hyperglycemia.


C)The high metabolic
needs of red cells and
their affinity for free
glucose indicate the
amount of glucose that
has been available over 6
to 12 weeks.


D)Insulin is a glucose

, receptor agonist on the
hemoglobin molecule,
and high glucose
suggests low insulin levels.
A 30 year old man with a Facilitating triglycerides from glucose in fat cells
diagnosis of type 1
diabetes is aware of the
multiple effects that insulin
has on his metabolism.
Which of the following
physiological processes
are actions of insulin?

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