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Select the mechanism(s) of metformin. A. decrease hepatic gluconeogenesis B. decreases intestinal absorptoin of glucose C. increases insulin release D. increases peripheral glucose uptake E. increase renal glucose excretion - A, B, D Where does metformin work? Select all that apply A. stomach B. intestine C. liver D. kidneys E. skeletal muscle - B, C, E _________ has a BBW for lactic acidosis. A. metformin B. pioglitazone C. glyburide D. repaglinide E. sitagliptin - A ________ should be temporar...

If a person has an elevated TSH, we usually assume this person has: A. primary hypothyroidism, since pituitary disease is so rare B. hyperthyroidism, since TSH is secreted by the thyroid C. posterior pituitary adenoma, since this is the most common reason for elevated TSH D. anterior pituitary carcinoma, since TSH is the marker for APCa - primary hypothyroidism, since pituitary disease is so rare Which disease is due to excess glucocorticoid exposure: A. Addison's Disease B. Acromegaly ...

NR565 Week 5: Endocrine System Case Study – Helen Smith, Alfonso Giuliani, John Jones Question 1 I understand the value of doing my own work and learning this skill to support my future independent practice as a nurse practitioner. I understand that while there may be opportunities beyond my...