Medical Surgical Nursing EXAM
QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026 RATED A+
family health history - CORRECT ANSWERS assess the presence of hereditary disorders
past health history - CORRECT ANSWERS assess gi problems, hospitalizations, use of
medication
present health history - CORRECT ANSWERS assess px symtoms
Diet and Nutrition - CORRECT ANSWERS assess both quantity and quality of diet
24h dietary - CORRECT ANSWERS approximate caloric and specific nutrient intake. analyze
overall adequacy of diet
Abdominal Pain - CORRECT ANSWERS not early or common manifestation of GI disease.
common reason why individuals seek medical attention
physical assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS assessment of mouth, abdomen and rectum
inspection, auscultation, palpation, percussion - CORRECT ANSWERS proper way to assess
abdomen
inspection of anal and perineal area - CORRECT ANSWERS final part of examination
, stool examination - CORRECT ANSWERS for culture, determination of fat content, presence of
parasite, ova, fresh and occult blood
fecal occult blood test - CORRECT ANSWERS initial screening. use to detect blood in stool
guaiac smear test - CORRECT ANSWERS color changing of the card detects blood
flushable reagent pad - CORRECT ANSWERS pad changes color signifies detection of blood
fecal immunochemical test - CORRECT ANSWERS antibodies detect blood
meat, poultry, fish - CORRECT ANSWERS this food eaten 3 days before stool exam leads false
positive result
aspirin, anti-inflammatory medications - CORRECT ANSWERS this medications taken within 7
days before stool exam leads to false positive result
Vitamin C - CORRECT ANSWERS taking this vitamin with greater 500 mg/day in 3 days leads to
false negative result
general nursing considerations in radiologic test - CORRECT ANSWERS supervision of cleansing
of git, monitoring fluid and electrolytes status, provision of psychological support
upper gastrointestinal series - CORRECT ANSWERS visualization through fluoroscopic xtray
upper gastrointestinal series - CORRECT ANSWERS visualize esophagus, stomach, duodenum
and upper jejenum
QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026 RATED A+
family health history - CORRECT ANSWERS assess the presence of hereditary disorders
past health history - CORRECT ANSWERS assess gi problems, hospitalizations, use of
medication
present health history - CORRECT ANSWERS assess px symtoms
Diet and Nutrition - CORRECT ANSWERS assess both quantity and quality of diet
24h dietary - CORRECT ANSWERS approximate caloric and specific nutrient intake. analyze
overall adequacy of diet
Abdominal Pain - CORRECT ANSWERS not early or common manifestation of GI disease.
common reason why individuals seek medical attention
physical assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS assessment of mouth, abdomen and rectum
inspection, auscultation, palpation, percussion - CORRECT ANSWERS proper way to assess
abdomen
inspection of anal and perineal area - CORRECT ANSWERS final part of examination
, stool examination - CORRECT ANSWERS for culture, determination of fat content, presence of
parasite, ova, fresh and occult blood
fecal occult blood test - CORRECT ANSWERS initial screening. use to detect blood in stool
guaiac smear test - CORRECT ANSWERS color changing of the card detects blood
flushable reagent pad - CORRECT ANSWERS pad changes color signifies detection of blood
fecal immunochemical test - CORRECT ANSWERS antibodies detect blood
meat, poultry, fish - CORRECT ANSWERS this food eaten 3 days before stool exam leads false
positive result
aspirin, anti-inflammatory medications - CORRECT ANSWERS this medications taken within 7
days before stool exam leads to false positive result
Vitamin C - CORRECT ANSWERS taking this vitamin with greater 500 mg/day in 3 days leads to
false negative result
general nursing considerations in radiologic test - CORRECT ANSWERS supervision of cleansing
of git, monitoring fluid and electrolytes status, provision of psychological support
upper gastrointestinal series - CORRECT ANSWERS visualization through fluoroscopic xtray
upper gastrointestinal series - CORRECT ANSWERS visualize esophagus, stomach, duodenum
and upper jejenum