NURS611 EXAM PREP 2026 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS DETAILED STUDY
RESOURCE GRADED A+
◉ Duodenal ulcer pain.
Answer: A couple of hours after eating because chyme takes time to
develop and move into the small intestine.
◉ What is the best way to differentiate between gastric or duodenal
ulceration from PUD?.
Answer: Gastric = pain immediately after eating. Duodenal = pain
couple hours after eating
◉ What happens as a result of the suppression of the mucosal
prostaglandin synthesis and decreasing of bicarbonate and mucin
secretion with NSAID use in relation to PUD?.
Answer: decreases the production of the mucosal layer and
production of mucin so that H. pylori can invade the mucosa and set
up shop and cause inflammation, so that the infection takes over and
results in ulcers.
◉ Dumping syndrome.
, Answer: Occurs after partial gastrectomy or pyloroplasty; causes
food to go quickly into the small intestine, Rapid gastric emptying
and creating of a high osmotic gradient in the small intestine cause a
rapid shift
of fluid from the vascular compartment into the intestine
◉ What are clinical manifestations of Dumping syndrome?.
Answer: Increased pulse, hypotension, sweating, weakness, pallor,
dizziness, nausea, cramping, violent diarrhea, fainting, and
palpitations
◉ The clinical manifestations of those palpitations, sweating,
nausea, increased pulse, fainting and so on indicated activation of
what?.
Answer: Sympathetic nervous system
◉ Management of dumping syndrome.
Answer: Frequent small meals, no fluid during meals, no
concentrated sweets like jelly and icing, low carb high protein diet
◉ Differences between Crohns disease and ulcerative colitis.
Answer: Crohns- more common to have family history, involves the
entire intestinal wall, commonly see fistula's and abcess's, can cause
obstructions and strictures, abdominal pain is common.
AND ANSWERS DETAILED STUDY
RESOURCE GRADED A+
◉ Duodenal ulcer pain.
Answer: A couple of hours after eating because chyme takes time to
develop and move into the small intestine.
◉ What is the best way to differentiate between gastric or duodenal
ulceration from PUD?.
Answer: Gastric = pain immediately after eating. Duodenal = pain
couple hours after eating
◉ What happens as a result of the suppression of the mucosal
prostaglandin synthesis and decreasing of bicarbonate and mucin
secretion with NSAID use in relation to PUD?.
Answer: decreases the production of the mucosal layer and
production of mucin so that H. pylori can invade the mucosa and set
up shop and cause inflammation, so that the infection takes over and
results in ulcers.
◉ Dumping syndrome.
, Answer: Occurs after partial gastrectomy or pyloroplasty; causes
food to go quickly into the small intestine, Rapid gastric emptying
and creating of a high osmotic gradient in the small intestine cause a
rapid shift
of fluid from the vascular compartment into the intestine
◉ What are clinical manifestations of Dumping syndrome?.
Answer: Increased pulse, hypotension, sweating, weakness, pallor,
dizziness, nausea, cramping, violent diarrhea, fainting, and
palpitations
◉ The clinical manifestations of those palpitations, sweating,
nausea, increased pulse, fainting and so on indicated activation of
what?.
Answer: Sympathetic nervous system
◉ Management of dumping syndrome.
Answer: Frequent small meals, no fluid during meals, no
concentrated sweets like jelly and icing, low carb high protein diet
◉ Differences between Crohns disease and ulcerative colitis.
Answer: Crohns- more common to have family history, involves the
entire intestinal wall, commonly see fistula's and abcess's, can cause
obstructions and strictures, abdominal pain is common.
