There are choices for this question namely:
1. Pregnancy
2. Renal failure
3. Prolonged QT interval
4. <span>Adverse reaction to levothyroxine
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The correct answer is "pregnancy". Methimazole is a potent teratogenic drug which means Methimazole readily crosses the blood-placenta barrier and affect the baby adversely such that it can lower the fetus' thyroid hormone levels and cause cretinism for instance. An adverse reaction to levothyroxine is inappropriate to assess because levothyroxine is a drug for hypothyroidism, not for hyperthyroidism. Methimazole is not associated with prolonged QT interval and renal failure.
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R stands for realistic in the acronym SMART.
Answer – C (A diet that is rich in whole grains and low in processed grains)
Being that Dina is diabetic, the diet that will be best for her is a diet that is rich in whole grains and low in processed grains. Whole grain foods lead to smaller increase in blood sugar levels than processed grains, so it’s easier to manage blood sugar levels with whole grain diets.
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A pregnant woman should be immediately seen for any obvious health issues. So the answer is yes: if a pregnant woman struggles with breathing and/or has an iron deficiency she should check in with her doctor.
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