NURS 180 Quiz 2 (2025) QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
100% CORRECT
What are some modifiable risk factors for a patient with PUD? - ANSWER
Caffeine and tobacco
Long-term us of PPIs can increase what? - ANSWER osteopenia and osteoporsis
What are some examples of PPI? - ANSWER Omeprazole, Pantoprazole
-medications that end with "-zole"
In what situation would combination therapy with PPI and and antibiotics
commonly prescribed? - ANSWER For patients with H.pylori
Most common combination therapy combinations will add which drug? -
ANSWER Amoxicillin,
clarithromycin
metronidazole(Flagyl)
When should antacids be administered? - ANSWER at least 2 hours before
other oral medication
, how does Sulcrafate work? - ANSWER dissolving into a gel and sticks to the
ulcer site almost like a bandaid.
When should sulcrafate be given? - ANSWER should be taken 1 hour before
meals and at bedtime
What is the large intestine responsible for? - ANSWER absorption of water
along with the elimination of fecal matter
Constipation can be connected to? - ANSWER the low ingestion of fiber
containing foods.
When that happens the stool stays in the intestines for a long time and they get
hard
Lomotil - ANSWER a combination of diphenoxilate and atropine
Does diphenoxilate have analgesic properties? - ANSWER no
What can happen when fat soluble vitamins are ingested? - ANSWER Can be
toxic
Patient is receiving TPN what should the nurse remind the physician to order? -
ANSWER blood sugar checks due to the high glucose content in the TPN
Type 1 diabetic patients are at risk for - ANSWER DKA
ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
100% CORRECT
What are some modifiable risk factors for a patient with PUD? - ANSWER
Caffeine and tobacco
Long-term us of PPIs can increase what? - ANSWER osteopenia and osteoporsis
What are some examples of PPI? - ANSWER Omeprazole, Pantoprazole
-medications that end with "-zole"
In what situation would combination therapy with PPI and and antibiotics
commonly prescribed? - ANSWER For patients with H.pylori
Most common combination therapy combinations will add which drug? -
ANSWER Amoxicillin,
clarithromycin
metronidazole(Flagyl)
When should antacids be administered? - ANSWER at least 2 hours before
other oral medication
, how does Sulcrafate work? - ANSWER dissolving into a gel and sticks to the
ulcer site almost like a bandaid.
When should sulcrafate be given? - ANSWER should be taken 1 hour before
meals and at bedtime
What is the large intestine responsible for? - ANSWER absorption of water
along with the elimination of fecal matter
Constipation can be connected to? - ANSWER the low ingestion of fiber
containing foods.
When that happens the stool stays in the intestines for a long time and they get
hard
Lomotil - ANSWER a combination of diphenoxilate and atropine
Does diphenoxilate have analgesic properties? - ANSWER no
What can happen when fat soluble vitamins are ingested? - ANSWER Can be
toxic
Patient is receiving TPN what should the nurse remind the physician to order? -
ANSWER blood sugar checks due to the high glucose content in the TPN
Type 1 diabetic patients are at risk for - ANSWER DKA
