When caring for a client diagnosed with

pheochromocytoma, which information

should the nurse know when assisting

with planning care?

Excessive catecholamines are released.

The nurse is reviewing a plan of care for a

client with Addison's disease. The nurse

notes that the client is at risk for dehydration

and suggests nursing interventions that will

prevent this occurrence. Which nursing

intervention is an appropriate component of

the plan of care? Select all that apply.

Monitoring intake and output

Monitoring for changes in mental status

Encouraging fluid intake of at least 3000

mL/day

The nursing instructor asks a student to

describe the pathophysiology that

occurs in Cushing's disease. Which

statement by the student indicates an

accurate understanding of this disorder?

"Cushing's disease is characterized by an

oversecretion of glucocorticoid

hormones."

The nurse working on an endocrine

nursing unit understands that which

correct concept is used in planning

care?

Clients who have hyperparathyroidism

should be protected against falls.

After several diagnostic tests, a client is

diagnosed with diabetes insipidus. The

nurse understands that which

signs/symptoms are indicative of this

disorder?

Excessive thirst and urine output