EDAPT: Glucose Regulation NR 283 Chamberlain University-Illinois |
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question:
Which health alteration is characterized by the lack of insulin
production?
Answer:
Diabetes mellitus type 1
Question:
Where is insulin produced in the human body?
Answer:
Pancreas
Question:
When taking insulin, the intent is to lower which laboratory
value to achieve findings within the normal range?
Answer:
Glucose
Question:
For each client listed, indicate if the client must use insulin,
may need insulin, or does not need insulin.
Answer:
Must Use Insulin:
· A teenaged client whose pancreas does not produce insulin.
May Need Insulin:
· A woman in the third trimester of pregnancy with an elevated
blood glucose level.
· An adult with diabetes mellitus type 2 taking an oral
antidiabetic medication who is ill. Does Not Need Insulin:
· A client who is obese and has a blood sugar higher than
normal, but less than 126 mg/mL.
,Question:
Which insulin formulations are currently available in the
U.S.? Select all that apply.
Answer:
Short-acting Intermediate-acting Rapid-acting Long-acting
Question:
The nurse administering insulin to a client with diabetes
mellitus type 1 is responsible for knowing what key
information about the drug? Select all that apply.
Answer:
Strength Peak Onset Duration
Question:
The nurse preparing a client's 0730 dose of lispro insulin
should confirm that a meal tray will be available and the
client ready to eat at what time?
Answer:
0730
Question:
What symptoms provided by the client indicate to the nurse
that a client with a new prescription for intermediate-acting
insulin understands insulin-related hypoglycemic reactions?
Select all that apply.
Answer:
Palpitations Weakness Shakes Diaphoresis
Question:
The nurse educates the client on the importance of having
adequate glucose available during which time/action
components of insulin administration? Select all that apply.
, Answer:
Peak Onset
Question:
Which client is at greatest risk of experiencing frequent
hypoglycemia?
Answer:
A client with diabetes mellitus type 1
Question:
Use the drop-down menus on the graph to indicate the type of
insulin pharmacokinetics represented.
Answer:
1. Rapid-acting
2. Short-acting
3. Intermediate-acting
4. Long-acting
Question:
Which insulin is short-acting?
Answer:
Regular
Question:
Identify the onset of action, peak level, and duration of action
of glargine.
Answer:
Onset: 1-2 hours Peak: None Duration: 24 hours
Question:
Identify the onset of action, peak level, and duration of action
of regular insulin.
, Answer:
Onset: 30-60 minutes Peak: 2-4 hours Duration: 6-10 hours
Question:
Identify the onset of action, peak level, and duration of action
of lispro.
Answer:
Onset: 15 minutes Peak: 1-2 hours Duration: 3-5 hours
Question:
The parents of a school-aged child newly diagnosed with
diabetes mellitus type 1 ask the nurse how to prevent their
other children from having this same disease. What is the best
response by the nurse?
Answer:
"Take time to keep your children fully vaccinated as
recommended by their healthcare provider."
Question:
When administered to clients with either diabetes mellitus
type 1 or 2, lispro controls which condition?
Answer:
Hyperglycemia
Question:
Lispro is used to help control which laboratory value in
clients living with diabetes mellitus type 1 or 2?
Answer:
Glucose
Question:
Lispro is which type of insulin?
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question:
Which health alteration is characterized by the lack of insulin
production?
Answer:
Diabetes mellitus type 1
Question:
Where is insulin produced in the human body?
Answer:
Pancreas
Question:
When taking insulin, the intent is to lower which laboratory
value to achieve findings within the normal range?
Answer:
Glucose
Question:
For each client listed, indicate if the client must use insulin,
may need insulin, or does not need insulin.
Answer:
Must Use Insulin:
· A teenaged client whose pancreas does not produce insulin.
May Need Insulin:
· A woman in the third trimester of pregnancy with an elevated
blood glucose level.
· An adult with diabetes mellitus type 2 taking an oral
antidiabetic medication who is ill. Does Not Need Insulin:
· A client who is obese and has a blood sugar higher than
normal, but less than 126 mg/mL.
,Question:
Which insulin formulations are currently available in the
U.S.? Select all that apply.
Answer:
Short-acting Intermediate-acting Rapid-acting Long-acting
Question:
The nurse administering insulin to a client with diabetes
mellitus type 1 is responsible for knowing what key
information about the drug? Select all that apply.
Answer:
Strength Peak Onset Duration
Question:
The nurse preparing a client's 0730 dose of lispro insulin
should confirm that a meal tray will be available and the
client ready to eat at what time?
Answer:
0730
Question:
What symptoms provided by the client indicate to the nurse
that a client with a new prescription for intermediate-acting
insulin understands insulin-related hypoglycemic reactions?
Select all that apply.
Answer:
Palpitations Weakness Shakes Diaphoresis
Question:
The nurse educates the client on the importance of having
adequate glucose available during which time/action
components of insulin administration? Select all that apply.
, Answer:
Peak Onset
Question:
Which client is at greatest risk of experiencing frequent
hypoglycemia?
Answer:
A client with diabetes mellitus type 1
Question:
Use the drop-down menus on the graph to indicate the type of
insulin pharmacokinetics represented.
Answer:
1. Rapid-acting
2. Short-acting
3. Intermediate-acting
4. Long-acting
Question:
Which insulin is short-acting?
Answer:
Regular
Question:
Identify the onset of action, peak level, and duration of action
of glargine.
Answer:
Onset: 1-2 hours Peak: None Duration: 24 hours
Question:
Identify the onset of action, peak level, and duration of action
of regular insulin.
, Answer:
Onset: 30-60 minutes Peak: 2-4 hours Duration: 6-10 hours
Question:
Identify the onset of action, peak level, and duration of action
of lispro.
Answer:
Onset: 15 minutes Peak: 1-2 hours Duration: 3-5 hours
Question:
The parents of a school-aged child newly diagnosed with
diabetes mellitus type 1 ask the nurse how to prevent their
other children from having this same disease. What is the best
response by the nurse?
Answer:
"Take time to keep your children fully vaccinated as
recommended by their healthcare provider."
Question:
When administered to clients with either diabetes mellitus
type 1 or 2, lispro controls which condition?
Answer:
Hyperglycemia
Question:
Lispro is used to help control which laboratory value in
clients living with diabetes mellitus type 1 or 2?
Answer:
Glucose
Question:
Lispro is which type of insulin?
