NR 601 Week 6 Quiz Review

NR 601 Week 5 (Diabetes)

ADA screening recommendations: when to screen to repeat screens based on findings

1. Recommendations
2. DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR DIABETES
3. A1C
4. Confirming the Diagnosis
5. Description
6. Diagnosis

Guideline recommendations to start medications

1. Recommendations
2. First line medication options and medication side effects
3. Recommendations
4. Initial Therapy
5. Combination Therapy

2017 HTN guidelines recommended BP ranges for diabetic patients

1. Subjective signs of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia
2. Physical signs of elevated glucose you might see on exam

Week 6 (GU)

Incontinence in men and women- common causes and types of incontinence

1. Causes
2. Types – From Harvard Health & Guideline
3. Stress incontinence
4. Overactive bladder (urge incontinence)
5. Overflow incontinence
6. Functional incontinence
7. Reflex incontinence
8. Diagnoses which present as urinary difficulty in men  
9. *—Exact treatment varies, depending on patient and antibiotic sensitivities.

BPH: diagnosis testing, common medications (including most common side effects) and recommended follow up

1. Diagnosis
2. Medications
3. Follow up
4. Side Effects

Prostatitis signs & symptoms, assessment and treatment

1. Signs & Symptoms
2. CLINICAL PRESENTATION
3. DIAGNOSIS
4. TREATMENT
5. Common causes of ED

Physical changes related to female urinary complaints and diagnoses 

1. Complicated versus Uncomplicated UTI
2. Early Infection.
3. Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome.
4. Asymptomatic Bacteriuria (see also Chapter 127)
5. Symptomatic Bacteriuria (Cystitis and Pyelonephritis)

UTI: diagnosis (includes secondary testing). Be able to interpret UA dipstick findings-know the lab values asymptomatic bacteriuria- diagnosis and medical management

1. Diagnosis
2. Definition of asymptomatic bacteriuria
3. Dipsticks
4. Management

Microscopic hematuria- diagnosis and medical management

1. Diagnosis.
2. Management

GYN

Health maintenance screening recommendations

Menopausal symptom management suggestions

1. Summary of Recommendations
2. Cardiovascular risk
3. Venous thromboembolic events
4. Breast cancer
5. Tailoring MHT
6. Custom-compounded hormones
7. Monitoring during therapy
8. Stopping considerations

Normal pelvic exam findings of the post-menopausal woman

1. ATROPHIC VAGINITIS AND VAGINAL STENOSIS

Treatments for female urinary incontinence

1. Atrophic vaginitis: causes and treatments (GSM)