The NP evaluates a client and suspects hypokalemia secondary to diuretic use. Which manifestation of hypokalemia led to the NP adding this differential diagnosis?

The NP understands the etiology of the mucosal damage occurring in GERD to be caused by:

Frustrated with the inability to lose weight despite attempting numerous fad diets, a 35 year-old female who is 5’9″ and 240 lbs visits the clinic to discuss long term weight loss. Which statement by the NP is most accurate?

During a lively and crowded ball hosted by Mr. Bingham at Netherfield Park, Miss Lydia Bennet stands to watch Mr. Wickham enter the room, then suddenly swoons. In preparing for the ball, she was determined to present the slimmest possible figure and instructed her maid to lace her corset with excessive zeal. Which of the following physiological mechanisms most directly explains her fainting spell?

Which of the following criteria are among those that qualify a patient for the diagnosis of Metabolic Syndrome: (Select all that apply)

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A diabetic patient comes in for follow-up. The patient reports several days of elevated glucose and their A1c is 9%. Which acid-base imbalance is this patient at risk for? 

Match the skin description to the appropriate lesion type. 

The NP is teaching an older adult about the plan of care for the common cold. Which teaching points about treatment for the common cold is most accurate for the NP to share?

Match the skin lesion type with the description.