NR 661 Family Nurse Practitioner Quiz For Endocrine
(NR 661 Family Nurse Practitioner Quiz For Endocrine)
- ADA Diagnostic Criteria for T2DM
- ADA Diagnostic Criteria for IFG (pre-diabetics)
- Intial Management
- What is a reasonable A1C goal for a newly diagnosed patient with diabetes?
- Treatment Goals
- ADA treatment for IFG or A1C 5.7-6.4%
- When to consider Metformin
- ADA first line treatment Evidence Level A:
- What is a contraindication for initiating metformin in a newly diagnosed patient with diabetes>
- A person who binges on metformin?
- Metformin is often chose for
- How much metformin expected to decrease A1C% in a patient who take moderate dose daily?
- Exercise decreases A1C to
- Metformin plus what other meds:
- Sulfonylurea
- DPP4 agents
- TZDs
- GLP-1 Agonists (injectable)
- Jones is a active 60 y/o retired patient who was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes 6 months ago. what is the appropriate action today according to ADA?
- What meds are safe when combined?
- *Usually discontinue sulfonylureas, glitazones after initiating insulin
- A1C 5.9%, newly diagnosed with IFG
- 55 y/o female, intolerant of metformin,
- 79 y/o male, A1C 8.9%, newly
- 62 y/o female taking metformin, A1C
- 27 y/o male, A1C 6.9%, newly
- 62 y/o female who takes metformin,
- 55 y/o female, takes metformin plus
- Cashopenic
- When should you consider insulin?
- Insulin Type: Immediate
- Regular
- Mixed (rapid plus
- NPH
- Long Acting
- Basal Insulin Formulations
- Initiating Basal Insulin
- Once you need better control…
- Thyroid Stimulating Hormone
- Common Signs and Symptoms:Hypothyroidism
- Hyperthyroidism
- Hypothyroidism
- What lab abnormalities are associated with hypothyroidism? Select all that apply
- Hyperthyroidism
- A 27 year old male has suspected hyperthyroidism. How should he … screened?
- Thyroid Values – TSH is thyrotropin
- Elevated TSH
- Decreased TSH
- Serum TSH normal: no further testing
- Primary Hypothyroidism
- Subclinical Hypothyroidism
- Hyperthyroidism
- Once HYPOTHYROIDISM is DIAGNOSED and treatment is started
- Primary Hypothyroidism:
- How do we replace?
- How do we replace?
- A 27 year old female has been diagnosed with primary hypothyroidism. She
asks, “How long before I feel better?” A correct reply is: - Replacement in Middle/Older Adults
- Presence of cardiac disease or comorbids:
- A patient has been diagnosed with hypothyroidism today. What should …
evaluated in order to determine how much levothyroxine to prescribe? Select all that apply - A 75 year old female has the following lab values. She complains of fatigue.
- Subclinical Hypothyroidism – Treatment is controversial
- A 45 year old patient who has subclinical hypothyroidism requests levothyroxine for her symptoms. What are the risks of prescribing levothyroxine?
- A 51 year old patient has been diagnosed with hypothyroidism. How should her levothyroxine dose be managed today?
- Taking levothyroxine with food
- … 2 pills daily instead of one
- Taking levothyroxine with vitamins
- Switching to a generic form of levothyroxine
- Follow Up
- A 27 year old male reports a recent 12 pound weight loss, extreme fatigue, and feeling “edgy”. What is the most appropriate action for the NP? Select all that apply. TSH0.1 mU/L, B/p 150/90, HR120, t: 99.5
- A 35 year old female was diagnosed with hypothyroidism 6 weeks ago and is being replaced with 88 mcg of levothyroxine daily. Based on today’s labs, what action is appropriate? TSH 2.4 mU/L
- A 60 year old patient has 7.8% A1C on 1000 mg metformin BID. What drug
class could … considered to achieve better glucose control if cost is major
determinant of drug choice? - A 49 year old male takes maximum doses of metformin daily. His A1C has
risen to 10.2%. What insulin could … used initially to attain better glucose
control? Select all that apply. - A 30 year old female with normal BMI has symptoms of hypothyroidism. Her – TSH is: 35.6 mU/L. What must
- The NP is initiating levothyroxine for primary hypothyroidism in a 75 year old female. Her projected levothyroxine needs are 88 mcg per day. What dose would … the most appropriate for initial therapy in this client?