RNSG 2301 HESI Case Study – Thyroid Disorders

RNSG 2301 HESI Case Study – Thyroid Disorders HESI Case Study – Thyroid Disorders Which disease is the most common type of hyperthyroidism? Graves disease. Which factor in Ms. Pool's history places her at risk for a thyroid problem? Her age and gender. Which term should the nurse use when documenting Ms. Pool's wide-eyed appearance? Exophthalamos. Which additional clinical manifestations is Ms. Pool likely to exhibit? (Select all that apply.) Tachycardia and palpitations. Diarrhea and weight loss. Anxiety and fatigue. Which information in a client's history represents a contraindication to the use of radioactive iodine? Shellfish allergy. Which intervention should the nurse implement prior to the scan? Advise the client that antidepressant use will not affect the thyroid scan. How should the nurse describe the action of the propranolol (Inderal) to Ms. Pool? Reduces symptoms such as palpitations and nervousness. How many teaspoons for the medication will the nurse instruct Mrs. Pool to take for each dose of 20 mg? 1 Which instruction should the nurse include when teaching Ms. Pool about the use of PTU? "Report the onset of a sore throat or fever to the health care provider." Which nursing intervention is appropriate for a client receiving RAI? Encourage the client to drink plenty of fluids. This study resource was Before the procedure, the client should be informed of which possible long-term side effect of RAI? Hypothyroidism. shared via CourseHero.com Which statement is accurate concerning this situation? Since Ms. Pool is legally competent, she should give her own consent.