NSG 123 med surg exam 2
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1. Which assessment indicate to the Reports of vague abdominal pain in the right upper
nurse the clients gastric ulcer has quadrant
perforated
A rigid , boardlike abdomen with rebound tenderness is
the classic clinical manifestation of peritonitis, which is a
complication of a perforate gastric ulcer
2. The nurse has been assigned to A decrease in systolic blood pressure of 20 mm from
take care for a client with peptic ul- lying to sitting
cer disease wish intervention data
required further intervention A decrease of. 20 mm after a changing position from
lying to seating to standing or static hypotension. These
school indicate the client is bleeding.
3. Inflammatory bowel diseases are Crohn's disease
ulcerative colitis
4. What did nurse will monitor in a Monitor foods that aggravate symptoms
patient with IBD?
5. Inflammatory bowel diseases It can occur at any age, typically 15-25 yrs
Autoimmune disease that result in a wide spread inflam-
mation, and tissue destruction.
It can be influenced by genetics and environmental fac-
tors
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6. objective data in a patient with Assess abdominal— we star assessing from the right
IBD lower quadrant
Inspection
Auscultation- listen to each quadrant for five minutes if
not, sounds heard!
Discussion
palpitation- Remember, palpitation is the last
7. What can be administer for a pa- Corticosteroids can be administered for acute inflamma-
tient with acute inflammation in tion
IBD
8. How can be cure IBD? Often only "CURE" will be a protocolectomy ( both colon
and rectum)
9. How did nurse will explain a pa- It's an inflammation involving all layers of the bowel wall,
tient what is Crohn's disease? That can occur anywhere in the G.I. track from the mouth
to the anus.
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10. When a patient with Cron disease after meals!!
will have pain
11. Symptoms ofBarrett esophagus Frequent heartburn in regurgitation of the stomach con-
tents
Difficult swallowing food
Many have no reflux symptoms, condition often called
"Silent reflux "
Esophathis=Barrett
12. How did nurse will recognize a pa- Patient will appear malnourished ( think- small intes-
tient with crohn disease vs ulcera- tine)
tive ?
Pt w Diarrhea
Crampy abdominal pain ( especially after meals)
Secondary anemia
13. How ulcerations will look like in a Ulcerations are deep, have a cobblestone appearance.
patient with Crohn's disease
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1. Which assessment indicate to the Reports of vague abdominal pain in the right upper
nurse the clients gastric ulcer has quadrant
perforated
A rigid , boardlike abdomen with rebound tenderness is
the classic clinical manifestation of peritonitis, which is a
complication of a perforate gastric ulcer
2. The nurse has been assigned to A decrease in systolic blood pressure of 20 mm from
take care for a client with peptic ul- lying to sitting
cer disease wish intervention data
required further intervention A decrease of. 20 mm after a changing position from
lying to seating to standing or static hypotension. These
school indicate the client is bleeding.
3. Inflammatory bowel diseases are Crohn's disease
ulcerative colitis
4. What did nurse will monitor in a Monitor foods that aggravate symptoms
patient with IBD?
5. Inflammatory bowel diseases It can occur at any age, typically 15-25 yrs
Autoimmune disease that result in a wide spread inflam-
mation, and tissue destruction.
It can be influenced by genetics and environmental fac-
tors
, NSG 123 med surg exam 2
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6. objective data in a patient with Assess abdominal— we star assessing from the right
IBD lower quadrant
Inspection
Auscultation- listen to each quadrant for five minutes if
not, sounds heard!
Discussion
palpitation- Remember, palpitation is the last
7. What can be administer for a pa- Corticosteroids can be administered for acute inflamma-
tient with acute inflammation in tion
IBD
8. How can be cure IBD? Often only "CURE" will be a protocolectomy ( both colon
and rectum)
9. How did nurse will explain a pa- It's an inflammation involving all layers of the bowel wall,
tient what is Crohn's disease? That can occur anywhere in the G.I. track from the mouth
to the anus.
, NSG 123 med surg exam 2
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10. When a patient with Cron disease after meals!!
will have pain
11. Symptoms ofBarrett esophagus Frequent heartburn in regurgitation of the stomach con-
tents
Difficult swallowing food
Many have no reflux symptoms, condition often called
"Silent reflux "
Esophathis=Barrett
12. How did nurse will recognize a pa- Patient will appear malnourished ( think- small intes-
tient with crohn disease vs ulcera- tine)
tive ?
Pt w Diarrhea
Crampy abdominal pain ( especially after meals)
Secondary anemia
13. How ulcerations will look like in a Ulcerations are deep, have a cobblestone appearance.
patient with Crohn's disease
