A patient asks, “Why do I have clogged arteries but my neighbor has higher ‘bad cholesterol’ levels and yet he is just fine?” The nurse practitioner bases the reply on which of the following physiological principles about lipoproteins.

Which of the following is a true statement pertaining to Cystic Fibrosis

Following a long history of fatigue, weakness, and poor appetite, a 39-year-old male has been diagnosed with hypopituitarism. Which of the following clinical findings would most likely cause his care team to suspect that the man has an additional endocrine disorder from a different source?

Following an OGTT, a 36-year-old mother of 4 has been diagnosed with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), a problem that was not present in any of her previous pregnancies. What should her primary care provider tell her about this new health problem?

Which of the following physiological manifestations or compensations would NOT accompany starvation states?

Which of the following manifestations would you expect to see in a patient who suffered a severed spinal cord at C3 area?

Patients with diabetes can be alerted to their condition by an increased urine output. Patients with diabetes can experience increased urine output because:

A 3-year-old has just been diagnosed with Type 1a DM. Her parents are currently receiving education from the diabetes education nurse. How can the nurse best explain to the parents the etiology of their daughter’s DM?

Which of the following is considered the best advice in regards to diet and weight loss

Johnny comes into clinic complaining of generalized fatigue. Dr. Fred takes his blood pressure and finds it to be 90/50 (his previously BP in last 5 visits averaged to be 134/86), and his resting heart rate was elevated. Dr. Fred orders some labs and finds that Johnny’s blood glucose levels were low (65mg/dl) and his potassium levels were high 6.5mmol/l. The results of Johnny’s endocrine panel show that his CRH and ACTH levels were higher than normal, but cortisol and aldosterone levels were extremely low. How would you classify this endocrine disorder