A patient chart notes the patient has amenorrhea, galactorrhea, hirsutism, and osteoporosis. What diagnostic test would the healthcare professional prepare the patient for?

a. Water deprivation test
b. Hemoglobin A1C
c. CT scan of the head
d. Ovarian biopsy


Ans: c. CT scan of the head

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Ho is a middle-aged diabetic male of Asian descent. He moved to the United States about three years ago and continues to practice his traditional Asian cultural traditions

During his clinic visit the nurse reviewed his current medications, and was not too surprised when he told her that he also uses ginseng to help control blood sugar. It is important for the nurse to: 1. Advise Ho to only take the amount prescribed by his traditional healer. 2. Review possible interactions with his current medications. 3. Inform him that ginseng has been shown to be effective in clinical trials. 4. Ginseng can't hurt you because it is a natural plant-based remedy.

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