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Midterm Exam: NURS 120 / NURS120 (Latest Update 2025 / 2026) Introduction to Medical Surgical Nursing | Test Questions and Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct - West Coast Question: Where can Chrons disease occur a. LLQ b. URQ c. Anywhere within bowel d. LRQ Answer: c. Anywhere within bowel Question: In relation to Chrons disease, what is the term for the masses that can perforate which leads to peritonitis which leads to sepsis? a. Pebblestoning b. Gravelstoning c. Sandstoning d. Cobblestoning Answer: d. Cobblestoning Question: What is steatorrhea? a. Fatty and smelly stools b. Bloody stools c. Clay-like stools d. White stools Answer: a. Fatty and smelly stools

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Midterm Exam: NURS 120 /
NURS120 (Latest Update 2025 /
2026) Introduction to Medical
Surgical Nursing | Test Questions
and Answers | Grade A | 100%
Correct - West Coast


Question:
Where can Chrons disease occur


a. LLQ
b. URQ
c. Anywhere within bowel
d. LRQ
Answer:
c. Anywhere within bowel

,Question:
In relation to Chrons disease, what is the term for the masses that can
perforate which leads to peritonitis which leads to sepsis?


a. Pebblestoning
b. Gravelstoning
c. Sandstoning
d. Cobblestoning
Answer:
d. Cobblestoning




Question:
What is steatorrhea?


a. Fatty and smelly stools
b. Bloody stools
c. Clay-like stools
d. White stools
Answer:
a. Fatty and smelly stools

,Question:
True or false:
Chrons disease havers suffer 5 bouts of diarrhea a day
Answer:
True




Question:
What is Type 1 Diabetes
a. Insulin is not used correctly or not enough
b. When the pancreas does not make insulin
Answer:
b. When the pancreas does not make insulin




Question:
When does Type 1 diabetes typically occur
a. Any age
b. Middle age
c. Old age
d. Young age
Answer:
d. Young age

, Question:
What are symptoms of Type 1 Diabetes?
Select all that apply


a. Weight Gain
b. Weight Loss
c. Fatigue and weakness
d. Improved healing
Answer:
b. Weight Loss
c. Fatigue and weakness




Question:
What can glucose levels not be over for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes during
exercise?


a. 250
b. 300
c. 200
d. 190
Answer:
a. 250

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