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adrenal gland disorderOnline version health by Mark Kevin Cosico Diacos 1 A resident with Addison’s disease says, “I feel so weak all the time. I’m tired of this.” What is the BEST response? a . “You just need to exercise more.” b . “I understand this must be frustrating. Would you like to talk about it?” c “Others have it worse than you.” d . “Let’s talk about something happier.” 2 A patient with Cushing’s syndrome says, “My face looks so swollen. I hate how I look.” a “You shouldn’t feel that way.” b “It’s not that noticeable.” c “You’re concerned about the changes in your appearance.” d “At least it’s not cancer.” 3 The patient says, “I’m scared I might have another adrenal crisis.” a “Don’t worry, that won’t happen.” b “What symptoms are you most concerned about?” c “Calm down.” d . “You’re thinking too much.” 4 A patient asks, “Why do I need to take steroids every day?” a “Because the doctor said so.” b “It replaces hormones your adrenal glands cannot produce.” c If I were you, I wouldn’t question it.” d “Let’s not discuss that.” 5 Patient says angrily, “Everyone is staring at me!” a . “You’re overreacting.” b “It sounds like you’re feeling self-conscious.” c “That’s not true.” d “Stop being dramatic.” 6 Patient with Addison’s says, “I feel dizzy when I stand.” a “When does the dizziness usually happen?” b “That’s normal for your age.” c “Ignore it.” d You complain too much.” 7 Cushing’s patient says, “I keep gaining weight no matter what.” a “You must be eating too much.” b “Weight changes can happen with this condition.” c “Others gain more than you.” d “Let’s talk about your family.” 8 Hyperpigmentation Concern (Addison’s) Patient: “Why is my skin getting darker?” a “That happens because of hormone changes.” b “It looks fine.” c “You worry too much.” d All patients with your condition look like that.” 9 Emotional Distress Patient cries and says, “I feel hopeless.” a . Sit quietly and say, “I’m here with you.” b . “Everything will be okay.” c “You shouldn’t cry.” d “Others are worse off.” 10 Medication Noncompliance Patient says, “I stopped taking my steroids.” a “Why would you do that?” b Can you tell me what made you stop?” c “That was a bad decision.” d “That’s irresponsible.” Feedback 1 Rationale: This response shows empathy and asking relevant questions, which are therapeutic. The other options show personal opinion, false reassurance, or changing the subject. 2 Rationale: This is clarifying/paraphrasing the patient’s feelings. It validates concerns without dismissing them. 3 Rationale: This is asking relevant questions. Option A is false reassurance; C and D are disapproving. 4 Rationale: This is providing information, a therapeutic technique. ________________________________________ 5 Rationale: This is sharing empathy and clarifying feelings. 6 Rationale: This is asking relevant questions to gather data. 7 Rationale: This is providing information in a supportive manner. 8 Rationale: Option A provides factual information. D is stereotyping. 9 Rationale: Demonstrates empathy and presence. 10 Rationale: This is focusing and asking relevant questions without judgment.

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adrenal gland disorderOnline version

by Mark Kevin Cosico Diacos

A resident with Addison’s disease says, “I feel so weak all the time. I’m tired of this.” What is the BEST response?

A patient with Cushing’s syndrome says, “My face looks so swollen. I hate how I look.”

The patient says, “I’m scared I might have another adrenal crisis.”

A patient asks, “Why do I need to take steroids every day?”

Patient says angrily, “Everyone is staring at me!”

Patient with Addison’s says, “I feel dizzy when I stand.”

Cushing’s patient says, “I keep gaining weight no matter what.”

Hyperpigmentation Concern (Addison’s) Patient: “Why is my skin getting darker?”

Emotional Distress Patient cries and says, “I feel hopeless.”

Medication Noncompliance Patient says, “I stopped taking my steroids.”

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