True/False1. During radiographic evaluation, if the thyroid absorbs a good amount of iodine, itsuggests hypothyroidism.2. The fasting plasma glucose level represents the amount of glucose present in theblood when the client has been fasting for the prescribed time of 6 to 8 hours.3. Overproduction of somatotropin in adults causes the disorder "gigantism."4. Running after taking insulin injection into the thigh can cause hyperglycemia.5. It is important for clients with diabetes mellitus to soak their feet daily.Fill-in-the-Blank1.sign is the abnormal spasm of the facial muscles caused by light taps onthe facial nerve.2. Advanced condition of hypothyroidism in the adult is called3. The condition of destruction or degeneration of the adrenal cortex is calleddisease.4. Individuals with pancreatitis generally have an elevation in the enzymesand5. Loss of the functional retinal tissue in the eye owing to microvascular damage indiabetic clients is known as diabetic True/False1. The slit lamp is an instrument that directs a beam of light onto or through thecornea to view the eye's interior structures.2. Fluid in the middle ear is the most common cause of transmission hearing loss.3. One way to prevent hearing loss is to wear ear plugs when swimming.4. After eye surgery, if the dressings are bothering the client, the client may removethe dressings.5. An absence or alteration in the sense of taste does not reduce the person's interestin eating.Fill-in-the-Blank1. Examination for visual acuity uses the standardchart to determinethe person's capacity to see at specified distances.2. The client with a hearing disorder many require assistance withmaintaining balance and meeting social and recreational needs.errors result when light rays focus in front of or behind the retinabecause of variations in the shape of the lens.4.is the sensation of spinning or rotating either of oneself or of one'ssurroundings.5. A cataract is an opacity or cloudiness of theMacBook Pro3.

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Case 1: A 36-year-old lady named Apple Cider with a past medical history of fibromyalgia presented to her general physician for a regular check-up. The patient reported that her mother was recently diagnosed with hypothyroidism and requested that her scheduled blood work include thyroid function tests. The patient said she has been well; even her symptoms related to fibromyalgia had been under control. Her only complaint was some hair loss, but it had slightly improved since she began using over-the-counter supplements 3 months before her appointment. On physical examination, the patient appeared to be healthy: her vital signs were normal, there was no evidence of thyroid eye disease, tremor, or tachycardia; and her thyroid gland was not enlarged. Blood work completed the same day revealed normal complete blood count and liver and kidney function tests, but thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) was low, measuring 0.02 µIU/mL (reference range, 0.4-4.6 mIU/L). Free thyroxine (T4) was…
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