NURS 3110 Exam 3 Questions With Correct Answers 2025 Marking Scheme (A+ Pass)

NURS 3110 Exam 3 Questions With Correct Answers 2025 Marking Scheme (A+ Pass) iC: Which hypothalamic and pituitary hormones are given orally? Select all that apply. A. Somatotropin B. Leuprolide C. Oxytocin D. Desmopressin - Answers - Desmopressin iC: Which of the following is a sign or symptom of hypothyroidism? Select all that apply. A. Diarrhea B. Constipation C. Dry Skin D. Palpitations E. Menstrual irregularities - Answers - B, C and E iC: Which of the following medications are used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism? Select all that apply A. propylthiouracil B. methimazole C. radioactive iodine D. levothyroxine E. propranolol - Answers - A, B, C and E iC: If the TSH is 0.001 and T4 is 14.5 what's your diagnosis? (Normal TSH is 0.4-5 and Normal T4 is 4.6-12) A. diabetic keto-acidosis B. hypothyroidismC . metabolic syndrome D. hyperthyroidism - Answers - Hyperthyroidism iC: What is the most common cause of adrenal disorders? A. birth defects B. surgery C. corticosteroid use D. renal disease E. diabetes - Answers - Corticosteroid use iC: Which of the following glands make insulin, cortisol, thyroxine, prolactin, oxytocin? A. thyroid B. posterior pituitary C. pancreas D. adrenal E. anterior pituitary - Answers - Insulin - pancreas Cortisol - Adrenal Thyroxine - Thyroid Prolactin - Anterior Pituitary Oxytocin - Posterior Pituitary KC: Which hypothalamic and pituitary hormones are given orally? Select all that apply. A. Leuprolide B. Somatotropin C. Desmopressin D. Oxytocin - Answers - Desmopressin iC: Which of the following are endocrine functions of the pancreas? Select all that apply. A. Secretion of glucagon B. Secretion of amylase C. Secretion of insulin D. Secretion of lipase - Answers - A & C iC: Why does insulin inhibit glucose production from non-carbohydrate sources? A. Because it is easier to get glucose from carbohydrates. B. Because the breakdown of fat and protein in the body to glucose results in toxic metabolic byproducts. C. Because fats have more calories/gram compared to carbohydrates. D. Because the pancreas also produces glucagon. - Answers - Because the breakdown of fat and protein in the body to glucose results in toxic metabolic byproducts. iC: Which of the following will cause hyperglycemia? A. prednisone B. hydrochlorothiazide C. propranolol D. lithium E. somatotropin - Answers - A, B and E iC: Why does propranolol cause hypoglycemia? A. propranolol inhibits digestive enzymes amylase and lipase B. propranolol agonizes beta adrenergic receptors C. propranolol antagonizes beta adrenergic receptors D. propranolol increases serum insulin levels - Answers - Propranolol antagonizes beta adrenergic receptors iC: Which of the following features vary among insulins? (Select all that apply) A. onset of action B. manufacturing technology C. duration of action D. shelf life E. need for refrigeration - Answers - A & C iC: Which of the following lab results is most consistent with an initial diagnosis of T1DM? A. a random serum blood sugar of 50 B. a hemoglobin A1C of 7.0 C. a fasting serum blood sugar of 130 D. a hemoglobin A1C of 14.0 E. a random serum blood sugar of 600 - Answers - D & E iC: Which of the following insulins would most likely be prescribed for a pt with T2DM? A. insulin aspart B. insulin glargine C. insulin isophane D. regular insulin - Answers - Insulin glargine iC: Which of the following are characteristics of T1DM? A. weight loss B. insulin resistance C. central obesity D. DKA E. early morning hypoglycemia - Answers - A, D and E iC: Which of the following are characteristics of T2DM? A. weight loss B. insulin resistance C. central obesity D. DKA E. early morning hypoglycemia - Answers - B and C iC: Which of the following are consequences of chronic hyperglycemia? Select all that apply. A. retinal damage B. coronary artery disease C. peripheral neuropathy D. erectile dysfunction E. chronic renal disease - Answers - All of the above