A 31 year old female presented to her family physician with concerns over her month long fatigue, lack of appetite, and a steady weight loss over the last few months the client tells the nurse I feel nauseated regularly and I get dizzy spells that make me vomit. The nurse records her standing blood pressure is 97/63MMHG. Increase in a cheek pigmentation was also noted an oral examination the client was sent for biochemical investigation the results are as follows sodium 127 MMOL per litre potassium 5.7 MMOL per litre urea 9.0 MMOL per litre glucose fasting 2.5 MMOL per litre, cortisol 130 NMOL per litre anti-adrenal antibodies positive. Determine the disease that has developed in this client by examining the pattern of laboratory results also suggest an appropriate management strategy that could be implemented include parcel physiology and ideology, here identify the disorder roll out other disorders
[Answered]: A 31 year old female presented to her family…
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