Nsg 320 / Nsg320 Exam 3. Adult Health Exam 3. Questions With 100% Verified Answers.

What is one advantage of using a gastrostomy tube over an NG tube? a) Improved patient comfort b) Decreases risk for esophageal reflux and mucosal irritation c) Easier insertion procedure d) Reduced risk of gastrointestinal bleeding What nursing action is important when caring for a patient admitted with an exacerbation of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) or Crohn's disease? a) Monitor stools for blood (ulcerative colitis) b) Administer high-dose steroids c) Initiate a high-fiber diet d) Encourage fluid restriction How should the nurse determine if an NG tube is correctly placed? a) Check the pH of the aspirated gastric contents b) Observe for bowel sounds in the lower abdomen c) Ask the patient if they feel any discomfort d) Request a chest X-ray to confirm placement Why should the nurse be concerned if a patient with a history of breast cancer states, "NSAIDs don't help with my back pain"? a) NSAIDs may lead to excessive drowsiness b) NSAIDs are known to cause constipation c) NSAIDs can exacerbate pain in cancer patients d) NSAIDs can affect platelet function and increase the risk of bleeding When caring for a patient diagnosed with hepatitis B, what should the nurse instruct a Unlicensed Assistive Personnel (UAP) to do? a) Administer prescribed antiviral medications b) Limit contact with the patient to reduce transmission c) Gown and glove when entering the patient's room d) Ensure the patient's room is well-ventilated A patient is admitted with an abrupt onset of jaundice, nausea, and abnormal liver function studies. Serological testing is negative for viral causes of hepatitis. What question should the nurse ask to gather relevant information? a) "Do you have a history of alcohol use?" b) "Have you traveled to foreign countries recently?" c) "Do you use any over-the-counter (OTC) drugs?" d) "Are you experiencing any recent weight loss?" Who is at the highest risk for chronic kidney disease (CKD) in the following group? a) A 35-year-old patient with a family history of CKD b) A 45-year-old patient with a history of tobacco use c) A 56-year-old patient with diabetes d) A 65-year-old patient with hypertension What is the recommended action for a nurse who gets accidentally poked by a needle in a patient who has hepatitis B? a) Administer the hepatitis B vaccine to the patient b) Administer an immediate dose of antibiotics to the patient c) Initiate post-exposure prophylaxis (HBIG) with the hepatitis B vaccine for the nurse d) Complete an incident report and continue regular nursing duties Med math: 1.2, 22, 2030