A Patient with Arthritis Is Admitted to the Hospital

question 2

Multiple Choice

A patient with arthritis is admitted to the hospital. The patient's serum glucose level is 350 gm/dL, and the blood pressure is 182/98 mm Hg. The nurse notes that the patient's face appears rounded and puffy. The patient complains of feeling weak. What will the nurse do?

• A) Ask which drugs the patient takes for arthritis.
• B) Contact the provider to discuss whether the patient has a pituitary carcinoma.
• C) Request an order for ketoconazole [Nizoral].
• D) Suspect that this patient has Addison's disease.

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Common Share

Equity ownership in a company, providing voting rights and entitling the shareholder to a share of the company's success through dividends and/or capital appreciation.

Dual-Class Shares

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