1. In assessing a client for androgenic effects, you would expect to find which of the following? a.

1. In assessing a client for androgenic effects, you would expect to find which of the following? a. Hirsutism b. Deepening of the voice c. Testicular enlargement d. Acne e. Elevated body temperature f. Sudden growth 2. A child treated with anabolic steroids because of anemia associated with renal disease will need a. early sex education classes because of the effects of the drug. b. X-rays of the long bones every 3 to 6 months so the drug can be stopped when the bone size is appropriate to the child’s age. c. to learn to shave. d. to learn to cope with an altered body image. e.
1. In assessing a client for androgenic effects, you would expect to find which of the following? a. Hirsutism b. Deepening of the voice c. Testicular enlargement d. Acne e. Elevated body temperature f. Sudden growth 2. A child treated with anabolic steroids because of anemia associated with renal disease will need a. early sex education classes because of the effects of the drug. b. X-rays of the long bones every 3 to 6 months so the drug can be stopped when the bone size is appropriate to the child’s age. c. to learn to shave. d. to learn to cope with an altered body image. e. regular monitoring of liver function tests. f. monitoring for the development of edema. 3. When describing heart valves to a group of students, which of the following would the instructor include? a. The closing of the AV valves is what is responsible for heart sounds. b. Small muscles attached to the AV valves are responsible for opening and closing the valves. c. The aortic valve opens when the pressure in the left ventricle becomes greater than the aortic pressure. d. The valves leading to the great vessels are called the cuspid valves. 4. In the heart, a. the ventricles will not contract unless they are stimulated by action potentials arising from the SA node. b. fibrillation of the atria will cause blood pressure to fall to zero. c. spontaneous depolarization of the muscle membrane can occur in the absence of nerve stimulation. d. the muscle can continue to contract for a long period of time in the absence of oxygen. 5. The activity of the heart depends on both the inherent properties of the cardiac muscle cells and the activity of the autonomic nerves to the heart. Therefore, a. cutting all of the autonomic nerves to the heart produces a decrease in heart rate. b. blocking the parasympathetic nerves to the heart decreases the heart rate. c. stimulating the sympathetic nerves to the heart increases the time available to fill the ventricles during diastole. d. the heart rate will increase in cases of dehydration, which lead to low cardiac output.