Plate II — Pancreas & DiabetesNUR 9426 · Summer 2025after Schieler, “The Endocrine System & Anesthesia” (Pancreas)
Two percent of the gland. Nearly all of the risk.
Four ways into the same material: a dashboard for facts you need cold, a stepper for the chains you should be able to narrate out loud, matrices for the pairs that get confused under pressure, and vignettes for whether it survives contact with a patient. Plus the deck's five reinforcement questions and all eighteen discussion prompts, worked.
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Overview map
Eighteen sections of the deck, each stripped to the same buckets so you can read sideways. Start at the islets — most of what follows is a consequence of which cells are missing.
Mechanisms, one step at a time
Eight chains from normal state to end state. Use ← / → to move. The deck flags the insulin-deficiency chain as a classic oral board question — narrate that one until it’s automatic.
Side by side
Eleven matrices, including every reference chart from the source deck. Read them by row — the row is the discriminator.
Clinical vignettes
Twelve questions where the diagnosis is buried in the numbers. Pick an answer to see whether it holds, then open the rationale — every distractor has one.
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Worked prompts & reinforcement questions
The five reinforcement questions plus all eighteen discussion prompts, answered. Cover the answer, say it out loud, then check.