Secondary adrenal suppression/adrenocortical insufficiency:

When prescribing a transdermal patch for hormonal birth control (EVRA), the nurse practitioner is aware that:

Metabolic actions of exenatide/ Byetta (GLP-1 Analogs) include:

You have prescribed an oral antidiabetic drug to your patient, Johnny Depp.   You explain to your patient that this particular drug helps to control post-prandial glucose and is dependent on glucose for therapeutic activity.  The drug/drug class you have most likely prescribed to your patient is:

Mary is a 63 year old female who 10 years post-menopausal.  She is requesting estrogen replacement therapy for prevention of osteoporosis.  She reports minimal bothersome symptoms of menopause.  As her provider, you explain to the patient that:

Immediately after administering intramuscular epinephrine to a patient with an allergic reaction, you should:

Your patient was involved in a motorcycle crash. He opens his eyes to pain, speaks in nonsensical words, and withdraws to painful stimuli. His glasgow coma score is

Please choose the correct statement(s) regarding Iodide drugs such as Lugol’s solution.

When setting a glycemic/Hgb A1C for a patient, the APN considers:

Predicting and recognizing the difficult adult airway should include a 3-3-2 evaluation. The 3-3-2 rule includes measuring the