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NUR 327 Exam 2 NEWEST 2026/2027 EXAM REVIEW | NUR 327
EXAM 2 PREP WITH 150 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
This Hepatitis is contracted through contaminated food/water?
Hepatitis A
Who is at greatest risk of contracting Hep A?
Poor hygiene, contaminated water/food, 3rd world countries, workers
around food and feces
What sign is present during the interic phase of Hep A?
Jaundice
What medication would be contraindicated in Hepatitis/Liver
Dysfunction?
Tylenol
What else can be a treatment specific to ONLY the liver?
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Interferon
Hep D can only be contracted if the client has what?
Hepatitis B
What Treatment used for a patient with Hepatitis D?
Interferon
Nursing should monitor/teach the client to look for symptoms of what?
Flu-like symptoms
What Hepatitis is MOST directly linked to chronic Hepatitis?
Hepatitis C
What labs would you see for hepatitis?
Increase AST ALT, low albumin, increased bilirubin, increased
coagulation times
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What is fetor hepaticus?
stool/sulfur breath
What are major complications of Hepatitis and a sign of them?
Increased AST, decreased albumin, increased Bilirubin, extended
coagulation times.
What is the transmissions?
Tattoos, needle sharing or poor cleaning, sexual contact, saliva
Hep C and Alcoholism leads to what biliary disease?
Biliary Cirrhosis
What are common signs of biliary concerns?
Clay/grey colored stools, darker urine color
NUR 327 Exam 2 NEWEST 2026/2027 EXAM REVIEW | NUR 327
EXAM 2 PREP WITH 150 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
This Hepatitis is contracted through contaminated food/water?
Hepatitis A
Who is at greatest risk of contracting Hep A?
Poor hygiene, contaminated water/food, 3rd world countries, workers
around food and feces
What sign is present during the interic phase of Hep A?
Jaundice
What medication would be contraindicated in Hepatitis/Liver
Dysfunction?
Tylenol
What else can be a treatment specific to ONLY the liver?
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Interferon
Hep D can only be contracted if the client has what?
Hepatitis B
What Treatment used for a patient with Hepatitis D?
Interferon
Nursing should monitor/teach the client to look for symptoms of what?
Flu-like symptoms
What Hepatitis is MOST directly linked to chronic Hepatitis?
Hepatitis C
What labs would you see for hepatitis?
Increase AST ALT, low albumin, increased bilirubin, increased
coagulation times
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What is fetor hepaticus?
stool/sulfur breath
What are major complications of Hepatitis and a sign of them?
Increased AST, decreased albumin, increased Bilirubin, extended
coagulation times.
What is the transmissions?
Tattoos, needle sharing or poor cleaning, sexual contact, saliva
Hep C and Alcoholism leads to what biliary disease?
Biliary Cirrhosis
What are common signs of biliary concerns?
Clay/grey colored stools, darker urine color
