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1. Gastritis common clinical manifestations N/V, diarrhea, abdominal
pain, anorexia, postpran-
dial discomfort (paint after
eating), and hematemesis.
Could also be asympto-
matic.
2. Peptic Ulcer Disease most common clinical manifesta- Mild epigastric burning
tions pain usually relieved by
INTAKE of food (especially
dairy products).
3. What increases GERD? Tight clothing, laying flat
at night, obesity, smoking,
pregnancy.
4. What causes acute on chronic kidney disease? Any type of prerenal injury
(hemorrhage, sepsis)
5. What can precipitate kidney stone formation? Dehydration-working in
the heat and higher lev-
els of solute in urine from
excess secretion (calcium
and uric acid).
6. What happens in antibiotic-associated colitis in Mucosal necrosis caused
the large intestines (Enterocolitis also known as by C. Diff and acute inflam-
pseudomembranous colitis)? mation in large intestine.
Will have higher WBC.
7. Antibiotic associated colitis is know as what and causes Pseudomembranous Coli-
changes in what labs? tis and causes an increase
in WBC.
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8. Common manifestation of diverticula. Constipation and also can
be asymptomatic.
9. Why do diverticulum develop? Low intake in fiber.
10. What happens in short bowel syndrome? Malabsorption due to the
bowel not being there.
11. What the priority assessment for patient with Hemorrhage
esophageal varices?
12. When do you have pain from gastric and duodenum Gastric pain will occur on
ulcers? an empty stomach or sec-
onds after eating.
Duodenum pain will oc-
cur 2-3 hours after eating
when the stomach is emp-
ty and the food is sitting in
the duodenum.
13. What lab valves do you want to educate fellow RN on BUN/creatinine, GFR,
CKD patients? H&H, RBC, albumin, potas-
sium, sodium, mag, cal-
cium, and phosphorus,
Metabolic Acidosis
14. Why does end stage renal diseases at risk for osteody- Having elevated phospho-
strophy and and bone fractures rus and PTH causes al-
tered bone/mineral me-
tabolism. The kidneys are
unable to reabsorb calci-
um.
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1. Gastritis common clinical manifestations N/V, diarrhea, abdominal
pain, anorexia, postpran-
dial discomfort (paint after
eating), and hematemesis.
Could also be asympto-
matic.
2. Peptic Ulcer Disease most common clinical manifesta- Mild epigastric burning
tions pain usually relieved by
INTAKE of food (especially
dairy products).
3. What increases GERD? Tight clothing, laying flat
at night, obesity, smoking,
pregnancy.
4. What causes acute on chronic kidney disease? Any type of prerenal injury
(hemorrhage, sepsis)
5. What can precipitate kidney stone formation? Dehydration-working in
the heat and higher lev-
els of solute in urine from
excess secretion (calcium
and uric acid).
6. What happens in antibiotic-associated colitis in Mucosal necrosis caused
the large intestines (Enterocolitis also known as by C. Diff and acute inflam-
pseudomembranous colitis)? mation in large intestine.
Will have higher WBC.
7. Antibiotic associated colitis is know as what and causes Pseudomembranous Coli-
changes in what labs? tis and causes an increase
in WBC.
1/9
2026-04-16
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8. Common manifestation of diverticula. Constipation and also can
be asymptomatic.
9. Why do diverticulum develop? Low intake in fiber.
10. What happens in short bowel syndrome? Malabsorption due to the
bowel not being there.
11. What the priority assessment for patient with Hemorrhage
esophageal varices?
12. When do you have pain from gastric and duodenum Gastric pain will occur on
ulcers? an empty stomach or sec-
onds after eating.
Duodenum pain will oc-
cur 2-3 hours after eating
when the stomach is emp-
ty and the food is sitting in
the duodenum.
13. What lab valves do you want to educate fellow RN on BUN/creatinine, GFR,
CKD patients? H&H, RBC, albumin, potas-
sium, sodium, mag, cal-
cium, and phosphorus,
Metabolic Acidosis
14. Why does end stage renal diseases at risk for osteody- Having elevated phospho-
strophy and and bone fractures rus and PTH causes al-
tered bone/mineral me-
tabolism. The kidneys are
unable to reabsorb calci-
um.
2/9
2026-04-16
