NSG 349 - SI Nutrition/Thyroid Content

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Across
  1. 4. bacteria love sugar, making the patient at risk for what when receiving TPN
  2. 6. what is the most concerning adverse effect of thyroid replacement drugs
  3. 10. vitamin D helps with absorbing which substance
  4. 11. first concern after initiation of TPN
  5. 12. this catecholamine is secreted by the adrenal cortex
  6. 13. the type of nutrition that can go through the GI tract
  7. 14. the thyroid gland secretes three hormones: T3, T4 & blank
  8. 18. what time of day should patients be taking thyroid replacement meds
  9. 19. patients receiving this drug need supplemental B6
  10. 20. if patients have an overactive thyroid, they need to avoid which substance in their diet
  11. 22. 12.5% Dextrose or higher has to go through what
  12. 23. absorption of iron is enhanced with this vitamin
  13. 24. treats delayed gastric emptying
  14. 25. what organ are hyperthyroid drugs toxic to
Down
  1. 1. sweating, pale, shaky, hunger, confusion are all signs of blank
  2. 2. the life threatening condition associated with extreme hypothyroidism
  3. 3. this vitamin is essential for normal vision
  4. 5. high HR, bulging eyeballs, diarrhea, heart palpitations, nervousness are all signs of blank
  5. 7. a deficiency in this vitamin = Wernicke's Encephalopathy
  6. 8. condition caused by a deficiency in B12
  7. 9. low levels of vitamin B are seen in these patients
  8. 15. elevate the head of bed to avoid this complication of enteral nutrition
  9. 16. important for blood clotting
  10. 17. patients will retain salt and water and have an increased infection risk with this class of meds
  11. 21. how many hours can pass before tubing or a bag of TPN need to be replaced