NURS 340 Exam – Questions & Correct Answers
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corticosteroids, antibiotics, immunosuppresants
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1 major GI functions 2 vomitus
how does the body cope with not
3 CD medications 4
enough nutrients from food
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major GI functions digestion, absorption, elimination
anorexia manifestations loss of appetite, reduced appetite stimulation,
appetite suppression
causes of acute anorexia sudden illness, side effect of medications
causes of chronic anorexia respiratory disease, heart/kidney/liver failure,
cancer, AIDS, actively dying
how does the body cope with not muscle breakdown
enough nutrients from food
anorexia complications sore throat, swollen salivary glands, tooth decay,
acid reflux, GI issues, dehydration, electrolyte
imbalances
what happens before you vomit? mouth is flooded with saliva
nausea urge to vomit
nausea ANS manifestations watery saliva, vasoconstriction with pallor, sweating,
tachycardia
when would you not want to when there is a pathogen you want to get out
suppress vomiting
retching gagging
emesis vomiting - sudden expulsion of the contents of the
stomach
vomitus material that has been vomited
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Practice questions for this set
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corticosteroids, antibiotics, immunosuppresants
Choose an answer
1 major GI functions 2 vomitus
how does the body cope with not
3 CD medications 4
enough nutrients from food
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, Terms in this set (119)
major GI functions digestion, absorption, elimination
anorexia manifestations loss of appetite, reduced appetite stimulation,
appetite suppression
causes of acute anorexia sudden illness, side effect of medications
causes of chronic anorexia respiratory disease, heart/kidney/liver failure,
cancer, AIDS, actively dying
how does the body cope with not muscle breakdown
enough nutrients from food
anorexia complications sore throat, swollen salivary glands, tooth decay,
acid reflux, GI issues, dehydration, electrolyte
imbalances
what happens before you vomit? mouth is flooded with saliva
nausea urge to vomit
nausea ANS manifestations watery saliva, vasoconstriction with pallor, sweating,
tachycardia
when would you not want to when there is a pathogen you want to get out
suppress vomiting
retching gagging
emesis vomiting - sudden expulsion of the contents of the
stomach
vomitus material that has been vomited
