When a patient asks what causes hyperglycemia in type 2 DM, how should the NP respond? Hyperglycemia is a result of:

Diabetes insipidus is characterized by:  

How many signals are expected for the 13C NMR for the compound below?

A 39-year-old female presents with abdominal pain and jaundice.  She is diagnosed with gallstones and undergoes cholecystectomy.  An analysis of her gallstones would MOST LIKELY reveal a high concentration of:

Statistically, how many spontaneous abortions (SABs) have chromosomal abnormalities? 

The nurse practitioner is evaluating a 16-year old female in the clinic with a complaint of sudden onset, severe unilateral pelvic pain with radiation to the back and right thigh. The client’s pain developed after she completed a 10K run during cross-country training at school. The client has a prior history of small ovarian cysts, reports normal menstrual cycles (LMP 2 weeks prior), has no history of pregnancy, no surgical history, and is not sexually active.  On physical examination, the client demonstrates adnexal tenderness and is in moderate distress. She is afebrile and her vital signs are within normal limits.  A pregnancy test is ordered and is negative; therefore, a doppler ultrasound is ordered and demonstrates an enlarged right ovary with significantly decreased flow.   What condition does the NP suspect? 

The family nurse practitioner evaluates a 5-year-old child for a routine wellness check. On physical examination, the child appears to have mild pallor. The NP, suspicious of anemia, orders a complete blood count.  The child’s hemoglobin is 8.5 g/dL and hematocrit is 31%. What initial treatment plan would the NP most likely develop for this client?

Submit your answer to the dropbox Exam 1 Write out question. The Assignment is worth 10 pts.

When counseling a client with acute renal failure, which dietary recommendations should the nurse practitioner include? 

The nurse practitioner is evaluating a 27-year-old who presents to the clinic with the complaint of “red-tinged urine”. The client is a non-smoker, denies pain, has no other genitourinary symptoms, no prior history of hematuria or other renal conditions. A urine dipstick reveals trace blood and 2+ protein but no other abnormal findings. Which of the following from the client’s history could likely be related to this finding?