NSG 3850 - Exam 4 [Success]
NSG 3850 - Exam 4
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1. S/S of chronic hep C? - encephalopathy
- changes in LOC
2. What is the etiology (cause) of Oversaturation of bile stones OR cholesterol stones
cholelithiasis?
3. What are risk factors for non-alco- - DM
holic steatohepatitis/fatty liver? - obesity (BMI >30)
- high cholesterol
4. What are the diagnostic test(s) for Ultrasound is first
cholelithiasis/cholecystitis? *can do CT, MRI
5. How do we confirm cirrhosis? Liver biopsy
6. What is the incubation period for hep 2-7 weeks
A?
7. What is the incubation period for hep 2-6 months
B?
8. What is the incubation period for hep 2-26 weeks
C?
9. What is the incubation period for hep Already have hep B so doesn't really matter
D?
10. What is the incubation period for hep 2-9 weeks
E?
11. How do we differentiate b/w the var- Serologic testing
ious types of hepatitis?
12. Which hepatitis' have vaccines? Hep A and Hep B
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13. Hepatitis A is an acute infection. Anti-HAV IgM
What type of serologic marker do we (means acute infection)
expect to see?
14. What does the positive hepatitis B Indicates active infection of hepatitis B
surface antigen mean?
15. What does hepatitis C with positive They have antibodies to the virus
anti-HCV result mean?
16. ETOH hepatitis causes necrosis. Inflamed lobes leads to necrosis of hepatocytes
What is happening to cause this?
17. What are risks to exposure to hep A? - poor sanitation
- contaminated water
18. I have advanced liver disease that Portal vein HTN
is approaching liver failure. I have
developed ascites with esophageal
varices. What is behind this compli-
cation?
19. What groups are at risk for choles- - high spinal cord injury
terol gallstones? - pt's on TPN
- rapid wt loss pt's
- pregnant women
20. GRAVES ISEASE: what labs do we ex- - high TSH autoantibodies
pect to see? - low TSH
21. What is Hashimoto's thyroiditis? An inflammatory process: progressive destruction of
gland causing initial release of T3/T4 (HYPER-) but as
its destroyed, it becomes HYPO-
2/7
2026-04-16
NSG 3850 - Exam 4
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_dfeszb
1. S/S of chronic hep C? - encephalopathy
- changes in LOC
2. What is the etiology (cause) of Oversaturation of bile stones OR cholesterol stones
cholelithiasis?
3. What are risk factors for non-alco- - DM
holic steatohepatitis/fatty liver? - obesity (BMI >30)
- high cholesterol
4. What are the diagnostic test(s) for Ultrasound is first
cholelithiasis/cholecystitis? *can do CT, MRI
5. How do we confirm cirrhosis? Liver biopsy
6. What is the incubation period for hep 2-7 weeks
A?
7. What is the incubation period for hep 2-6 months
B?
8. What is the incubation period for hep 2-26 weeks
C?
9. What is the incubation period for hep Already have hep B so doesn't really matter
D?
10. What is the incubation period for hep 2-9 weeks
E?
11. How do we differentiate b/w the var- Serologic testing
ious types of hepatitis?
12. Which hepatitis' have vaccines? Hep A and Hep B
1/7
2026-04-16
, NSG 3850 - Exam 4 [Success]
NSG 3850 - Exam 4
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_dfeszb
13. Hepatitis A is an acute infection. Anti-HAV IgM
What type of serologic marker do we (means acute infection)
expect to see?
14. What does the positive hepatitis B Indicates active infection of hepatitis B
surface antigen mean?
15. What does hepatitis C with positive They have antibodies to the virus
anti-HCV result mean?
16. ETOH hepatitis causes necrosis. Inflamed lobes leads to necrosis of hepatocytes
What is happening to cause this?
17. What are risks to exposure to hep A? - poor sanitation
- contaminated water
18. I have advanced liver disease that Portal vein HTN
is approaching liver failure. I have
developed ascites with esophageal
varices. What is behind this compli-
cation?
19. What groups are at risk for choles- - high spinal cord injury
terol gallstones? - pt's on TPN
- rapid wt loss pt's
- pregnant women
20. GRAVES ISEASE: what labs do we ex- - high TSH autoantibodies
pect to see? - low TSH
21. What is Hashimoto's thyroiditis? An inflammatory process: progressive destruction of
gland causing initial release of T3/T4 (HYPER-) but as
its destroyed, it becomes HYPO-
2/7
2026-04-16
