NGR6605 Abdominal Problems, Genitourinary,
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Question 5 d) Irritable bowel syndrome
Rita, a 22 year old college
student, presents to the (Exam 1)
office complaining of
frequent abdominal pain
with bloating that is
relieved by defecation. She
states that often flare-ups
of this problem seem to
begin with an increased
number of loose
stools.Beth also reports
that she struggles with
anxiety disorder. What
gastrointestinal disorder is
most likely?
a) Diverticulitis
b) Crohn's disease
c) Pancreatitis
d) Irritable bowel
syndrome
,Question 6 a) Non- bismuth-based quadruple therapy for 10 days
A 44 year old male (PPI, amoxicillin, clarithromycin, metronidazole, plus
presents complaining of probiotics)
epigastric pain which
occurs two hours after (Exam 1)
eating and is relieved
somewhat with antacids. A
urea breath test detects the
presence of H. pylori.
Which of the following is
the preferred treatment
regimen?
a) Non- bismuth-based
quadruple therapy for 10
days (PPI, amoxicillin,
clarithromycin,
metronidazole, plus
probiotics)
b) Bismith-based quadruple
therapy for 10 days
(Bismuth, PPI, plus
metronidazole and
tetracycline)
c) Sequential therapy (PPI
plus amoxicillin for 5 days
followed by clarithromycin
andmetronidazole for 5
days)
d) Triple therapy (PPI plus 2
antibiotics)
,Question 14 c) Immunity due to natural infection
The nurse practitioner (Exam 1)
orders a Hepatitis B
screening panel on a
patient. The results are:
HBsAg (Hepatitis B surface
antigen) = negative (-)
Anti-HBc (Hepatitis B Core
antibody) = positive (+)
Anti-HBs (Hepatitis B
surface antibody) = positive
(+)
What is the correct
interpretation of results?
a) Acute hepatitis B
infection
b) Chronic hepatitis B
infection
c) Immunity due to natural
infection
d) Immunity due to
Hepatitis B vaccination (not
this one)
, Question 18 c) Encourage adequate hydration, frequent exercise,
and a high-fiber diet
George presents
complaining of chronic (Exam 1)
constipation. What is the
best advice the nurse
practitioner could give?
a) Suggest that he eat a
combination of applesause,
bran, and prunes daily
b) Encourage him to
establish a routine for early
morning defecation
c) Encourage adequate
hydration, frequent
exercise, and a high-fiber
diet
d) Begin bulking agents
and encourage exercise
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Question 5 d) Irritable bowel syndrome
Rita, a 22 year old college
student, presents to the (Exam 1)
office complaining of
frequent abdominal pain
with bloating that is
relieved by defecation. She
states that often flare-ups
of this problem seem to
begin with an increased
number of loose
stools.Beth also reports
that she struggles with
anxiety disorder. What
gastrointestinal disorder is
most likely?
a) Diverticulitis
b) Crohn's disease
c) Pancreatitis
d) Irritable bowel
syndrome
,Question 6 a) Non- bismuth-based quadruple therapy for 10 days
A 44 year old male (PPI, amoxicillin, clarithromycin, metronidazole, plus
presents complaining of probiotics)
epigastric pain which
occurs two hours after (Exam 1)
eating and is relieved
somewhat with antacids. A
urea breath test detects the
presence of H. pylori.
Which of the following is
the preferred treatment
regimen?
a) Non- bismuth-based
quadruple therapy for 10
days (PPI, amoxicillin,
clarithromycin,
metronidazole, plus
probiotics)
b) Bismith-based quadruple
therapy for 10 days
(Bismuth, PPI, plus
metronidazole and
tetracycline)
c) Sequential therapy (PPI
plus amoxicillin for 5 days
followed by clarithromycin
andmetronidazole for 5
days)
d) Triple therapy (PPI plus 2
antibiotics)
,Question 14 c) Immunity due to natural infection
The nurse practitioner (Exam 1)
orders a Hepatitis B
screening panel on a
patient. The results are:
HBsAg (Hepatitis B surface
antigen) = negative (-)
Anti-HBc (Hepatitis B Core
antibody) = positive (+)
Anti-HBs (Hepatitis B
surface antibody) = positive
(+)
What is the correct
interpretation of results?
a) Acute hepatitis B
infection
b) Chronic hepatitis B
infection
c) Immunity due to natural
infection
d) Immunity due to
Hepatitis B vaccination (not
this one)
, Question 18 c) Encourage adequate hydration, frequent exercise,
and a high-fiber diet
George presents
complaining of chronic (Exam 1)
constipation. What is the
best advice the nurse
practitioner could give?
a) Suggest that he eat a
combination of applesause,
bran, and prunes daily
b) Encourage him to
establish a routine for early
morning defecation
c) Encourage adequate
hydration, frequent
exercise, and a high-fiber
diet
d) Begin bulking agents
and encourage exercise
