NUR 325 Exam 2026 – 50+ Verified Questions with Answers | GI Disorders, Hepatitis, TPN, Hernias, Cholecystitis

This focused and expertly verified exam guide offers 50+ high-yield multiple-choice questions with correct answers for the NUR 325 Exam (2026). Designed for nursing students studying gastrointestinal (GI) disorders and hepatic conditions, the document covers pathophysiology, diagnostics, nursing interventions, and patient education. It aligns closely with the curriculum found in “Brunner & Suddarth’s Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing” by Hinkle & Cheever, offering clinical accuracy and exam readiness. Key topics include: Hiatal hernia: lifestyle modifications, medication use (H2 blockers), and head-of-bed positioning NG tube management: complications like metabolic alkalosis, improper placement, and suctioning protocol Peptic ulcer disease: identifying perforation and upper GI bleed symptoms Clostridioides difficile (C. diff): causes, prevention, and nursing responsibilities Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN): temperature monitoring, glucose tracking, and fluid balance Hemorrhoidectomy care: post-op dietary and hygiene instructions Inflammatory Bowel Diseases: Crohn’s disease complications (obstructions), ulcerative colitis and colorectal cancer risk Gallbladder disorders: cholelithiasis symptoms, cholecystitis treatment (T-tube), bile drainage complications Liver and hepatitis: cirrhosis causes, GI symptoms in Hepatitis A & E Stoma management: expected findings with ileostomy Esophagitis: triggers (e.g., NSAIDs), symptoms, and contraindicated drugs This guide is ideal for students in: BSN programs RN-to-BSN bridge pathways Accelerated nursing programs NCLEX-RN preparation, particularly gastrointestinal and hepatic sections The document features concise formatting, easy-to-follow structure, and emphasizes clinical reasoning through real-world question scenarios. Perfect for last-minute reviews or spaced repetition learning. Keywords: NUR 325, hiatal hernia, NG tube complications, peptic ulcer, upper GI bleed, C. diff, TPN nursing, ileostomy, hemorrhoidectomy care, Crohn’s obstruction, ulcerative colitis, colorectal cancer risk, gallstones, cholecystitis, hepatitis A and E, cirrhosis, liver damage, esophagitis, stool assessment, NCLEX prep, BSN, RN-to-BSN, Brunner and Suddarth