A live NCLEX® endocrine drill that works through seven practice questions on hypoglycemia, renal-safe prescribing, insulin therapy, and thyroid disorders, with full rationales for every option. A UWorld nurse educator walks through each scenario one assessment finding, medication action, and nursing priority at a time.
Endocrine questions rarely test whether you can define a disorder; they test whether you can act safely on what the client is showing you. This session builds that skill by tying each condition and insulin back to what it does to metabolism, then showing how that physiology predicts the correct answer. Along the way, you'll learn why priority questions call for assessing before you intervene, how to read "clarify" and "requires follow-up" wording as a pointer to the unsafe option, and how to keep hyper- and hypothyroidism straight as opposite metabolic states.
Concepts covered: hypoglycemia, capillary blood glucose assessment, IM glucagon, hypoglycemia versus stroke, end-stage renal disease, metformin contraindication, erythropoietin, acetaminophen versus NSAIDs, phosphate binders, regular insulin, injection site rotation, carbohydrate counting, daily foot inspection, diabetic neuropathy, insulin lispro, insulin glargine, basal versus rapid-acting insulin, diabetic ketoacidosis, insulin aspart onset and peak, meal timing, injection site absorption, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, T3 and T4, TSH, and cold versus heat intolerance.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:20 Question 1 Priority Client Assessment
01:25 Question 1 Rationale Hypoglycemia
03:10 Question 2 End Stage Renal Disease
04:25 Metformin Contraindication Rationale
06:44 Question 3 Type 1 Diabetes Care
07:44 UWorld Study Community Check-In
09:14 Diabetes Management Rationale
11:24 Question 4 Insulin Glargine Teaching
13:04 Basal Insulin Rationale
14:53 Question 5 Insulin Aspart Priority
16:04 New Graduate Nurse Discussion
16:28 Rapid Acting Insulin Rationale
18:49 Question 6 Hyperthyroidism Assessment
19:38 Hyperthyroidism Symptoms Rationale
21:13 Question 7 Hypothyroidism Assessment
21:53 Thyroid Metabolism Comparison
22:38 Hypothyroidism Rationale
23:48 Thyroid Lab Value Interpretation
24:18 Closing Remarks and Resources
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A live NCLEX® endocrine drill that works through seven practice questions on hypoglycemia, renal-safe prescribing, insulin therapy, and thyroid disorders, with full rationales for every option. A UWorld nurse educator walks through each scenario one assessment finding, medication action, and nursing priority at a time.
Endocrine questions rarely test whether you can define a disorder; they test whether you can act safely on what the client is showing you. This session builds that skill by tying each condition and insulin back to what it does to metabolism, then showing how that physiology predicts the correct answer. Along the way, you'll learn why priority questions call for assessing before you intervene, how to read "clarify" and "requires follow-up" wording as a pointer to the unsafe option, and how to keep hyper- and hypothyroidism straight as opposite metabolic states.
Concepts covered: hypoglycemia, capillary blood glucose assessment, IM glucagon, hypoglycemia versus stroke, end-stage renal disease, metformin contraindication, erythropoietin, acetaminophen versus NSAIDs, phosphate binders, regular insulin, injection site rotation, carbohydrate counting, daily foot inspection, diabetic neuropathy, insulin lispro, insulin glargine, basal versus rapid-acting insulin, diabetic ketoacidosis, insulin aspart onset and peak, meal timing, injection site absorption, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, T3 and T4, TSH, and cold versus heat intolerance.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:20 Question 1 Priority Client Assessment
01:25 Question 1 Rationale Hypoglycemia
03:10 Question 2 End Stage Renal Disease
04:25 Metformin Contraindication Rationale
06:44 Question 3 Type 1 Diabetes Care
07:44 UWorld Study Community Check-In
09:14 Diabetes Management Rationale
11:24 Question 4 Insulin Glargine Teaching
13:04 Basal Insulin Rationale
14:53 Question 5 Insulin Aspart Priority
16:04 New Graduate Nurse Discussion
16:28 Rapid Acting Insulin Rationale
18:49 Question 6 Hyperthyroidism Assessment
19:38 Hyperthyroidism Symptoms Rationale
21:13 Question 7 Hypothyroidism Assessment
21:53 Thyroid Metabolism Comparison
22:38 Hypothyroidism Rationale
23:48 Thyroid Lab Value Interpretation
24:18 Closing Remarks and Resources
RESOURCES
GET 50 FREE NCLEX PRACTICE QUESTIONS
7-day free trial, 50 exam-style NCLEX practice questions with full rationales. No credit card required.
https://www.uworld.com/checkout/app/c...
MORE FREE PRACTICE QUESTIONS
See our Free NCLEX Practice Questions page for general free practice questions by subject.
https://nursing.uworld.com/nclex/free...
RETAKER DISCOUNT
Upload your Candidate Performance Report for $20 off a 30-day subscription.
https://nursing.uworld.com/retake-ncl...
UPCOMING LIVE SESSIONS
Come study with us!
https://events.uworld.com/question_of...
UWorld Nursing prepares students for the NCLEX-RN®, NCLEX-PN®, and FNP certification exams. Every question is written and reviewed by practicing nurses and nurse educators.
NCLEX® and NCLEX-RN® are registered trademarks of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. UWorld is not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN.
#NCLEX #NCLEXRN #NCLEXPN #NursingStudent #NCLEXPrep #NursingSchool #UWorldNursing