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NSG
NSG 3850 & 3800 FINAL E XAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST
UPDATE (2025/2026) GUARANTEED PASS
1. Endoscopic retrograde Cholangiopancreatography nursing
interventions:: Monitor for complications: fever.
2. Cholecystectomy nursing interventions:: Post-op monitoring
and teaching Call the surgeon if febrile.
No fatty foods for 4-6 weeks
Walk to relieve pain due to gas from
3. Portal Hypertension/ Liver Disease: patho:: HTN: GI congestion,
the portal vein becomes enlarged.
4. Hepatitis B Patho:: Double-stranded DNA virus Incubation is 2 to
6 months.
5. Risk factors for Hep. B:: IV drug use. TRAVEL TO FOREIGN
COUNTRY
Transmission by blood and body fluids
NSG 3850
,6. Hep. B Clinical Manifestations:: Anorexia
Fever
Jaundice
Serum Sickness
7. Labs for Hep. B: Surface antigen (HBsAg): early/active and
chronic infectionSurface antibody (HbAb): resolution and
immunityCore antigen (HBcAg): appears first in active
infection.Core antibody (HBcAb): seroconversion.
Hepatitis Be antigen (HBeAg): viral replication and infectivity
8. Hep. B interventions/treatment:: Avoid hepatotoxic
substances.O10101 No alcohol
Diet: high carb, low fat
Avoid sexual activity until HVB testing is negative.
9. Hep C pathophysiology: Single-stranded RNA virus
10. Hep C Clinical Manifestations:: Same as Hep B
Chronic HVC:
- Peripheral edema
, - Ascites
- Changes to mental status
21. Hep. C treatment:: Antiviral treatment- take as prescribed.
22. Hep. E Patho:: Fecal oral virus from contaminated food/ water
23. Hep. E CLinical Manifestations:: Same as Hep A
24. Non- Viral Hepatitis (Non & Alcoholic Hep.) Patho::
Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH):
Risk Factors: Diabetes type 1, high cholesterol.
Alcoholic Hepatitis:
Inflammation of the centrilobular region of the liver causes necrosis of
the liver cells 25. Clinical Manifestations of Non & Alcoholic Non-
Viral Hepatitis Patho:: Portal HTN
Encephalopathy
Fever
Hepatomegaly
NSG
NSG 3850 & 3800 FINAL E XAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST
UPDATE (2025/2026) GUARANTEED PASS
1. Endoscopic retrograde Cholangiopancreatography nursing
interventions:: Monitor for complications: fever.
2. Cholecystectomy nursing interventions:: Post-op monitoring
and teaching Call the surgeon if febrile.
No fatty foods for 4-6 weeks
Walk to relieve pain due to gas from
3. Portal Hypertension/ Liver Disease: patho:: HTN: GI congestion,
the portal vein becomes enlarged.
4. Hepatitis B Patho:: Double-stranded DNA virus Incubation is 2 to
6 months.
5. Risk factors for Hep. B:: IV drug use. TRAVEL TO FOREIGN
COUNTRY
Transmission by blood and body fluids
NSG 3850
,6. Hep. B Clinical Manifestations:: Anorexia
Fever
Jaundice
Serum Sickness
7. Labs for Hep. B: Surface antigen (HBsAg): early/active and
chronic infectionSurface antibody (HbAb): resolution and
immunityCore antigen (HBcAg): appears first in active
infection.Core antibody (HBcAb): seroconversion.
Hepatitis Be antigen (HBeAg): viral replication and infectivity
8. Hep. B interventions/treatment:: Avoid hepatotoxic
substances.O10101 No alcohol
Diet: high carb, low fat
Avoid sexual activity until HVB testing is negative.
9. Hep C pathophysiology: Single-stranded RNA virus
10. Hep C Clinical Manifestations:: Same as Hep B
Chronic HVC:
- Peripheral edema
, - Ascites
- Changes to mental status
21. Hep. C treatment:: Antiviral treatment- take as prescribed.
22. Hep. E Patho:: Fecal oral virus from contaminated food/ water
23. Hep. E CLinical Manifestations:: Same as Hep A
24. Non- Viral Hepatitis (Non & Alcoholic Hep.) Patho::
Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH):
Risk Factors: Diabetes type 1, high cholesterol.
Alcoholic Hepatitis:
Inflammation of the centrilobular region of the liver causes necrosis of
the liver cells 25. Clinical Manifestations of Non & Alcoholic Non-
Viral Hepatitis Patho:: Portal HTN
Encephalopathy
Fever
Hepatomegaly
