NURS 250 Gastric And Duodenal Disorders

NURS 250 Gastric And Duodenal Disorders

NURS 250 Gastric And Duodenal Disorders

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Chapter: Chapter 37: Management Of Patients With Gastric And Duodenal Disorders

Multiple Choice

 

1. The nurse is caring for a patient who has been diagnosed with a peptic ulcer. The patient asks the nurse what a peptic ulcer is. Which of the following best describes a peptic ulcer?
2. A) Inflammation of the lining of the stomach
3. B) Erosion of the lining of the stomach or intestine
4. C) Bleeding from the mucosa in the stomach
5. D) Viral invasion of the stomach wall

 

Ans:  B

Chapter:  37

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Page and Header:  1047, Peptic Ulcer Disease

 

Feedback:  A peptic ulcer is erosion of the lining of the stomach or intestine. It is not inflammation, bleeding, or a viral invasion of the stomach wall.

 

2. A patient comes to the clinic complaining of pain in the epigastric region. The nurse suspects that the patient’s pain is related to a peptic ulcer when the patient states the pain is relieved by what?
3. A) Eating
4. B) Drinking milk
5. C) Suppressing emesis
6. D) Having a bowel movement

 

3. You are doing patient teaching with a patient has just been prescribed Prevacid. What statement would indicate that the patient correctly understands the action of this medication?
4. A) “The medication inhibits acid secretions.”
5. B) “The medication is an antibiotic.”
6. C) “The medication is an analgesic.”
7. D) “The medication will repair my ulcer.”

 

4. The nurse is admitting a patient diagnosed with gastric cancer. The nurse is concerned that the patient’s gastric cancer is progressing when the nurse assesses which symptom?
5. A) Stomach pain relieved with antacids
6. B) Anemia
7. C) Diarrhea
8. D) Bloating after meals

 

5. A nurse is preparing to discharge a patient after gastric surgery. What is an appropriate discharge outcome for this patient?
6. A) The patient’s bowel movements are loose.
7. B) The patient eats three meals a day.
8. C) The patient maintains or gains weight.
9. D) The patient consumes a diet high in calcium.

 

6. The nurse caring for a patient who has had bariatric surgery is developing a teaching plan for his patient. Which information listed below is essential to include?
7. A) Drink a minimum of 90 mL of fluid with each meal.
8. B) Eat six small meals daily spaced at equal intervals.
9. C) Choose foods high in carbohydrates, especially simple sugars.
10. D) Limit calories to no more than 1800 daily.

 

7. The nurse is completing a health history on a patient whose diagnosis is chronic gastritis. Which of the data below should the nurse consider most significantly related to the etiology of the patient’s health problem?
8. A) Consumes one or more protein drinks daily.
9. B) Takes over-the-counter antacids frequently throughout the day.
10. C) Smokes two packs of cigarettes daily.
11. D) Reports a history of social drinking on a weekly basis.

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