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NR 601 Midterm Exam Study Guide |
Primary Care of the Maturing and Aged
Family Exam | Questions and Answers
Rated A+ | 2024/2025 Guide


What is heart failure?

- Correct Answer - Heart cannot pump enough blood to the body



How is heart failure classified?

- Correct Answer - 1 (none ) - 4 (severe) based on limitation & s/s at rest

A (at risk) - D (advanced HF) based on structural damage



What is one thing that can cause structural damage in the heart?

- Correct Answer - heart attack



Risk factors for heart failure - Correct Answer - age, FH, HTN, prior MI,
HLD, ETOH, obesity



Gold standard for diagnosis of HF - Correct Answer - echo



Medication classes for heart failure - Correct Answer - ACE or ARB

,Beta blocker (carvedilol, metoprolol succinate)

Diuretic



If a heart failure patient is on spironolactone and furosemide and has
more leg swelling on exam, which should you increase? - Correct
Answer - furosemide only d/t risk of arrhythmia with hyperkalemia



What are the major complications of diabetes? head to toe - Correct
Answer - Stroke

Heart disease

Blindness

Kidney failure

Poor wound healing

Amputation



How does a normal person process glucose? (3 pathways)

- Correct Answer - Glucose stimulates pancreas to release insulin

-> Insulin causes adipose/muscle cells to uptake glucose

Glucose stored in liver as glycogen

Glucose stored as fat

Through these different forms of "storage" glucose leaves the
bloodstream and blood glucose is lowered

,How does a diabetic person process glucose?

- Correct Answer - They do not process glucose well

The beta cells of the pancreas are damaged, so they do not secrete
insulin effectively

Without insulin, cells do not re-uptake glucose and blood glucose rises



What is the effect of elevated blood glucose?

- Correct Answer - Causes polyuria, which causes dehydration, which
causes polydipsia

Can cause frequent UTIs which is a common symptom of diabetes

With chronic dehydration, there is less blood flow to the kidneys which
causes kidney damage. Less blood flow to the nerves, which causes
nerve damage (feet, eyes)

Leads to fatty buildup in the blood vessels, which causes PAD and poor
wound healing



What are some lifestyle modifications you could recommend to a patient
newly diagnosed with diabetes?

- Correct Answer - vigorous exercise 3x/week

diabetes education

low carb diet

nutrition consult

structured weight loss to decrease weight 5%

, Screening guidelines for diabetes USPTF

- Correct Answer - 35-70 yo (40-70 in textbook) for adults overweight
and obese



What risk factors could make you screen sooner for diabetes?

- Correct Answer - obesity, family history, Latino, African American, hx
gestational diabetes and PCOS



What fasting blood glucose is diagnostic for diabetes?

- Correct Answer - 126



What non fasting blood glucose is diagnostic for diabetes?

- Correct Answer - 200



What A1C is diagnostic of diabetes?

- Correct Answer - 6.5% or higher



When should you start insulin?

- Correct Answer - A1C >11



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