Addison’s, aka hypoadrenocorticism, isn’t called ‘the great pretender’ for nothing. In fact, it’s often missed until the patient presents in an Addisonian crisis. 

These patients often need intensive nursing care and treatment, especially if they present as an emergency.

But to deliver that care, we first need to know what Addison’s is, how it affects our patients, and how we treat it—which is exactly what we’re chatting about in this episode.

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