Exam 1 Nur. 114 Exam 1NEWEST VERSION \UPDATED QUESTIONS
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100% Correct. Graded A+
A middle-aged obese A
female presents to the ED
with severe radiating
right-sided
flank pain, nausea, vomiting,
and fever. The nurse
understands that a likely
cause of her symptoms is _.
a) acute cholecystitis
b) hepatitis B
c) hepatitis A
d) pancreatitis
The nurse is obtaining C
information from a client
with Crohn's disease about
his
medication history. What
medication would the nurse
include when asking about
what medications the client
has taken for
suppression of the
inflammatory and
immune response?
a) Diuretics
b) Ibuprofen (Advil)
c) Corticosteroids
d) Angiotensin-
converting enzyme
inhibitors (ACE-I)
,A client recently started a D
new medication to treat a
suspected ulcer. She asks
the
nurse how this medicine is
helping. Which of the
following would be the
best response by the
nurse regarding anti-
ulcerative medications?
"This medication helps to
a)
digest food
more slowly, allowing acid to
attach to the food
particles."
b) "The medication is
allowing the acid to be
eliminated more quickly in
the stool."
c) "This medication acts
to reduce the volume of
acid and foods that can
enter the small
intestine."
d) "This medication
reduces the acid
secretion in your
stomach."
A client who is scheduled for D
an open
cholecystectomy has been
smoking a pack of
cigarettes a day for 20
years. For which
postoperative
complication is the client
most at risk?
,a) prolonged immobility
b) deep vein thrombosis
c) delayed wound healing
d) atelectasis
A nurse is caring for a patient C
who has a diagnosis of GI
bleed. During shift
assessment, the nurse finds
the patient to betachycardic
and hypotensive, and the
patient has an episode of
hematemesis while the
nurse is in the room. In
addition to monitoring the
patient's vital signs and
level of conscious, what
would be a priority nursing
action for this patient?
a) Provide the patient with
ice water to slow any GI
bleeding.
b) Prepare for the insertion of
an NG tube.
c) Notify the physician.
d) Place the patient in a prone
position.
, A client with a peptic ulcer D
is diagnosed with
Heliobacter pylori infection.
The nurse is teaching the
client about the medications
prescribed, including
metronidazole
(Flagyl), omeprazole
(Prilosec), and
clarithromycin (Biaxin).
Which statement by the
client indicates the best
understanding of the
medication regimen?
a) "These medications will
coat the ulcer and
decrease the acid
producation in my
stomach."
b) "I should take these
medications only when I
have pain from my
ulcer."
c) "My ulcer will heal
because these
medications will kill
the bacteria."
d) "The medications will kill
the bacteria and stop the
acid production."
AND ACCURATE Answers | Latest 2025/2026 Update|
100% Correct. Graded A+
A middle-aged obese A
female presents to the ED
with severe radiating
right-sided
flank pain, nausea, vomiting,
and fever. The nurse
understands that a likely
cause of her symptoms is _.
a) acute cholecystitis
b) hepatitis B
c) hepatitis A
d) pancreatitis
The nurse is obtaining C
information from a client
with Crohn's disease about
his
medication history. What
medication would the nurse
include when asking about
what medications the client
has taken for
suppression of the
inflammatory and
immune response?
a) Diuretics
b) Ibuprofen (Advil)
c) Corticosteroids
d) Angiotensin-
converting enzyme
inhibitors (ACE-I)
,A client recently started a D
new medication to treat a
suspected ulcer. She asks
the
nurse how this medicine is
helping. Which of the
following would be the
best response by the
nurse regarding anti-
ulcerative medications?
"This medication helps to
a)
digest food
more slowly, allowing acid to
attach to the food
particles."
b) "The medication is
allowing the acid to be
eliminated more quickly in
the stool."
c) "This medication acts
to reduce the volume of
acid and foods that can
enter the small
intestine."
d) "This medication
reduces the acid
secretion in your
stomach."
A client who is scheduled for D
an open
cholecystectomy has been
smoking a pack of
cigarettes a day for 20
years. For which
postoperative
complication is the client
most at risk?
,a) prolonged immobility
b) deep vein thrombosis
c) delayed wound healing
d) atelectasis
A nurse is caring for a patient C
who has a diagnosis of GI
bleed. During shift
assessment, the nurse finds
the patient to betachycardic
and hypotensive, and the
patient has an episode of
hematemesis while the
nurse is in the room. In
addition to monitoring the
patient's vital signs and
level of conscious, what
would be a priority nursing
action for this patient?
a) Provide the patient with
ice water to slow any GI
bleeding.
b) Prepare for the insertion of
an NG tube.
c) Notify the physician.
d) Place the patient in a prone
position.
, A client with a peptic ulcer D
is diagnosed with
Heliobacter pylori infection.
The nurse is teaching the
client about the medications
prescribed, including
metronidazole
(Flagyl), omeprazole
(Prilosec), and
clarithromycin (Biaxin).
Which statement by the
client indicates the best
understanding of the
medication regimen?
a) "These medications will
coat the ulcer and
decrease the acid
producation in my
stomach."
b) "I should take these
medications only when I
have pain from my
ulcer."
c) "My ulcer will heal
because these
medications will kill
the bacteria."
d) "The medications will kill
the bacteria and stop the
acid production."
