NUR 206 test 3
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1. How do you Gallstones develop: Imbalance in the chemical make up of bile in the gallbladder when
the cholesterol becomes too high
2. When removing gallstones what is the surgical procedure of choice: Cholecystec-
tomy
3. Explain the difference between contact dissolution Therapy and lithotripsy: -
Contact the solution is where you inject the drug into the gallbladder to dissolve stones lithotripsy as a procedure use
an electric shockwaves to break up the stones
4. After an open cholecystectomy why should a nurse carefully observe the
patient stools: To monitor for bowel obstruction indicated by still being a lighter color
5. How is Hepatitis A transmitted?: Blood and body fluids
6. Why are elderly patients who have had several major surgeries and blood
transfusions before 1992 at a higher risk for developing hepatitis B and C: They
did not have accurate testing for hepatitis B and C then
7. List the nursing diagnosis is problems statements specific to hepatitis infec-
tion: Fatigue imbalance nutrition fluid volume deficit and risk for infection
8. Describe the subjective and objective signs and symptoms of cirrhosis of the
liver: Fatigue decreased appetite unintentional weight loss
9. Summarize have a transjugular enter haptic Protosystemic shunt is used in
the management of liver disease: Vampires is the liver which decreases pressure on the portal vein
10. What are the diagnostic test for chronic pancreatitis: Blood test stool sample CT scan
11. How are hernias classified?: Reducible and irreducible
12. What is a trust and when is it used in the treatment of a hernia: A surgical appliance
used to hold a hernia and it's correct position use when the hernia is causing pain or concerns of protrusion
13. Name three characteristics of IBS: Change in bowel pattern with pain and bloating and constipa-
tion or diarrhea
14. How was diverticulitis treated: IV fluids and anabiotic's NG suction and pain meds
15. Explain the nursing management of a patient with an acute intestinal ob-
struction: Place in Fowler's position pain control measure abdominal girth
16. Give examples of the common causes of peritonitis: Infection control wound drainage
and cleaning
17. What is the difference between a colectomy in an abdominal resection: Total
colectomy means removing the entire colon and abdominal resection means removing part of not the entire:
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18. Missed the three basic types of colostomies: Loop stoma end stoma and loop-end stoma
19. Identify and describe the different colostomy locations: Transverse located in the center
of the abdomen above the Navel
Descending located in the descending colon the lower left hand side of the abdomen
Ascending located in the ascending colon low to middle right side of the abdomen
Sigmoid located at the sigmoid colon lower left side of the abdomen
20. At what point is the person considered obese: When their BMI is 20% above the recom-
mended range for their category
21. How do you determine whether a person is obese: The calculating their BMI
22. Describe the complications with a ruin why gastric bypass: Stomach leakage dumping
and thrombus formation
23. What are the criteria for confirming the psychiatric diagnoses of anorexia
nervosa versus malnutrition from another source: Refusing to eat enough food even when
in danger of starving to death
24. List of nursing diagnosis and problems statements for patient with swallow-
ing problems: Risk for aspiration and impaired swallowing
25. Describe the signs and symptoms of cancer of the esophagus: Increased dysphasia
hoarseness bad breath persistent cough
26. Explain the pathophysiology of the high anal hernia and describe the treat-
ment: Deficit in the wall of the diaphragm where the esophagus passes through
Quit smoking reduce alcohol lose weight avoid tight fitting clothes antacids
27. How is a peptic ulcer treated: Medications like PPIs an NG tube
28. What are the major complications of peptic ulcer: Hemorrhage perforation and obstruc-
tions
29. Identify the common therapies for disorders of the G.I. system: Decompression
and NG tube
30. Explain the impact of excessive simulation of the digestive acid and enzymes
on the mucous lining of the digestive track: Causes a Rosian and increase his chance of ulcers
31. Which members of population would be most susceptible to gallstones: Amer-
ican Indians in Mexican American women
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1. How do you Gallstones develop: Imbalance in the chemical make up of bile in the gallbladder when
the cholesterol becomes too high
2. When removing gallstones what is the surgical procedure of choice: Cholecystec-
tomy
3. Explain the difference between contact dissolution Therapy and lithotripsy: -
Contact the solution is where you inject the drug into the gallbladder to dissolve stones lithotripsy as a procedure use
an electric shockwaves to break up the stones
4. After an open cholecystectomy why should a nurse carefully observe the
patient stools: To monitor for bowel obstruction indicated by still being a lighter color
5. How is Hepatitis A transmitted?: Blood and body fluids
6. Why are elderly patients who have had several major surgeries and blood
transfusions before 1992 at a higher risk for developing hepatitis B and C: They
did not have accurate testing for hepatitis B and C then
7. List the nursing diagnosis is problems statements specific to hepatitis infec-
tion: Fatigue imbalance nutrition fluid volume deficit and risk for infection
8. Describe the subjective and objective signs and symptoms of cirrhosis of the
liver: Fatigue decreased appetite unintentional weight loss
9. Summarize have a transjugular enter haptic Protosystemic shunt is used in
the management of liver disease: Vampires is the liver which decreases pressure on the portal vein
10. What are the diagnostic test for chronic pancreatitis: Blood test stool sample CT scan
11. How are hernias classified?: Reducible and irreducible
12. What is a trust and when is it used in the treatment of a hernia: A surgical appliance
used to hold a hernia and it's correct position use when the hernia is causing pain or concerns of protrusion
13. Name three characteristics of IBS: Change in bowel pattern with pain and bloating and constipa-
tion or diarrhea
14. How was diverticulitis treated: IV fluids and anabiotic's NG suction and pain meds
15. Explain the nursing management of a patient with an acute intestinal ob-
struction: Place in Fowler's position pain control measure abdominal girth
16. Give examples of the common causes of peritonitis: Infection control wound drainage
and cleaning
17. What is the difference between a colectomy in an abdominal resection: Total
colectomy means removing the entire colon and abdominal resection means removing part of not the entire:
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18. Missed the three basic types of colostomies: Loop stoma end stoma and loop-end stoma
19. Identify and describe the different colostomy locations: Transverse located in the center
of the abdomen above the Navel
Descending located in the descending colon the lower left hand side of the abdomen
Ascending located in the ascending colon low to middle right side of the abdomen
Sigmoid located at the sigmoid colon lower left side of the abdomen
20. At what point is the person considered obese: When their BMI is 20% above the recom-
mended range for their category
21. How do you determine whether a person is obese: The calculating their BMI
22. Describe the complications with a ruin why gastric bypass: Stomach leakage dumping
and thrombus formation
23. What are the criteria for confirming the psychiatric diagnoses of anorexia
nervosa versus malnutrition from another source: Refusing to eat enough food even when
in danger of starving to death
24. List of nursing diagnosis and problems statements for patient with swallow-
ing problems: Risk for aspiration and impaired swallowing
25. Describe the signs and symptoms of cancer of the esophagus: Increased dysphasia
hoarseness bad breath persistent cough
26. Explain the pathophysiology of the high anal hernia and describe the treat-
ment: Deficit in the wall of the diaphragm where the esophagus passes through
Quit smoking reduce alcohol lose weight avoid tight fitting clothes antacids
27. How is a peptic ulcer treated: Medications like PPIs an NG tube
28. What are the major complications of peptic ulcer: Hemorrhage perforation and obstruc-
tions
29. Identify the common therapies for disorders of the G.I. system: Decompression
and NG tube
30. Explain the impact of excessive simulation of the digestive acid and enzymes
on the mucous lining of the digestive track: Causes a Rosian and increase his chance of ulcers
31. Which members of population would be most susceptible to gallstones: Amer-
ican Indians in Mexican American women
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