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Which finding does the nurse expect to observe during the physical assessment of the patient with cheilosis? - Answer Dry, scaly processes at the corners of the mouth Which type of diet is recommended for a patient with cholelithiasis? - Answer Low-fat Which dietary information should be included when educating a patient with chronic pancreatitis? - Answer Avoid Alcohol Which statement about the need for increasing protein intake in a patient with cirrhosis is accurate...

A patient presents with burning pain in the epigastrium accompanied by nausea. On interviewing the patient, the nurse finds that the patient has been taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) on a regular basis to relieve headaches. Which condition should the nurse suspect? gastritis achalasia esophagitis GERD - Answer gastritis Gastritis occurs as the result of a breakdown in the normal gastric mucosal barrier. NSAIDs inhibit the synthesis of prostaglandins that are pr...

Which area will the nurse assess when palpating the right lower abdominal quadrant in a patient? A. Liver and gallbladder B. Cecum and appendix C. Body of the pancreas D. Portion of the descending colon - Answer B. Cecum and appendix Which cells of the islets of Langerhans secrete amylin? A. F cells B. β-cells C. Delta cells D. Alpha cells - Answer B. β-cells Which gland secretes an alkaline fluid that contains bicarbonate? A. Parotid gland B. Sublingual gland...

the nurse assesses a patient and suspects appendicitis based on which finding? A) muscle guarding B) high-grade fever C) pain at McBurney point D) pain decreased by coughing E) patient preferring to lie still, with the right leg flexed - Answer A, C, & E which history info should be obtained from a patient before assisting with the valsalva maneuver to help with difficulty defecating due to constipation? A) cough B) hemorrhoids C) peptic ulcers D) abdominal surgery E) card...

A client with a hiatal hernia is confused about where the stomach herniates. How should the nurse respond? The stomach protrudes into the rectum. The stomach protrudes through the diaphragm. The stomach protrudes into the pyloric sphincter. The stomach protrudes through the inguinal canal. - Answer The stomach protrudes through the diaphragm. A nurse is caring for a client with reflux esophagitis. Which pathophysiologic process should the nurse consider when planning care for this...

Which surgery is used to attach the stomach subdiaphragmatically and prevent reherniation? • Gastropexy Herniotomy • Herniorrhaphy Heller myotomy - Answer • Gastropexy Rationale Gastropexy is the attachment of the stomach subdiaphragmatically to prevent reherniation. Herniotomy is the excision of the hernia sac. Herniorrhaphy is the closure of the hiatal defect. Heller myotomy is the surgical alteration of the lower esophageal sphincter. Which laboratory test is used t...

A 68-year-old male client is recovering from a cerebrovascular accident. The unlicensed assistive personnel reports that, upon feeding the client, the client gags and chokes. The nurse assesses the client, who states that he is having problems swallowing. The nurse observes the client coughing when trying to drink water. Client does have food on the right side of the mouth after swallowing. The client states that "eating is not fun anymore" and has decreased his intake. Abdomen soft with a...

There are eight clients in the emergency unit. Which client condition requires immediate treatment? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. -Skin rash -Unstable vital signs -Severe abdominal pain -Chest pain with diaphoresis -Multiple complex soft tissue injuries -Flu-like symptoms -Multiple insect bites to torso -Weakness on one side of the body - Answer -Unstable vital signs -Severe abdominal pain -Chest pain with diaphoresis -Weakness on one...

Which finding would the nurse document as normal for a second, post abdominoperineal resection stoma? - Answer Moist, red, and raised above the skin surface Which pain-related clinical manifestation would the nurse expect in a client who had received a diagnosis of a peptic ulcer? - Answer The pain occurs 1 to 2 hours after having a meal. Reason: Pain occurs after the stomach empties; eating stimulates gastric secretions, which act on the gastric mucosa of an empty stomach, cau...

A client is instructed to avoid straining on defecation postoperatively. Which food item chosen by the client indicates successful learning? Ripe bananas Milk products Green vegetables Creamed potatoes - Answer C A client with cancer of the colon is admitted to the hospital for a hemicolectomy. What does the nurse expect the preoperative plan of care to include? Giving oil-retention enemas daily for two days preoperatively Administering cleansing enemas and then ...

Which interventions would the nurse include in the plan of care for a client with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. A. Encourage client to follow the prescribed treatment regimen. B. Keep the head of the bed elevated to approximately 30 degrees. C. Avoid placing the client in the supine position for 2 to 3 hours after a meal. D. Instruct the client to eat six small meals a day with the last just before bedtime. E. Inst...

Upon reviewing the laboratory reports of a patient, the nurse finds that the patient has decreased release of pancreatic digestive enzymes. Which hormone deficiency does the patient likely have? a.) Gastrin b.) Secretin c.) Cholecystokinin (CCK) d.) Gastric inhibitory peptide - Answer c.) Cholecystokinin (CCK) Rationale Cholecystokinin stimulates the release of pancreatic digestive enzymes to break down proteins and fats. Therefore a deficiency of cholecystokinin can result in i...

Which intervention would the nurse implement for the parent of an infant with a cleft palate who is feeding the infant in a self-lying position held close to the body and burping the child frequently? -Encouraging the parent to only burp the infant at the end of the feeding. -Reinforcing the need to place the child in an upright position when feeding. -Discourage the patient from holding the infant too close during the feeding. -Requiring the parent to repeat an education session on pr...

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Electric Current - Answer The time rate passage of charge through material; this is the number of coulombs per second that passes a point in a material. The SI unit for this is the ampere Electrical Resistance R - Answer The measure of the difficulty of electric current's passage through a volume of material. Resistance increases with the length and increases with decreasing cross-sectional area of the material though which the current passes. SI unit: ohm Electrical Resisti...

All magnets have a north and 1.____________ pole and these two poles 2._____________ each other. - Answer 1. South 2. Attract When a magnet is passed back and forth through a copper circle: - Answer A current is produced inside the copper wire MRI scans are very useful in that they: - Answer Have no ionizing radiation Which of the metals below is NOT one of the most common magnetic metals? - Answer Lead The tiny magnets inside a substance which align when the...

The nurse is caring for a client whose blood pressure is low. Which part of the clinical judgment measurement model (CJMM) is the nurse performing? - Answer Recognizing a cue The nurse is caring for a client who is experiencing shortness of breath and tachypnea during an asthma exacerbation. Before administering oxygen, the nurse plans to elevate the head of the bed. Which part of the clinical judgment measurement model (CJMM) is the nurse performing? - Answer Generating a solutio...

electrical conductivity - Answer How well a substance allows electricity to flow through it. The ease with which a material is capable of transmitting an electric current electrical resistivity - Answer - The measure of the difficulty of electric current to pass through a unit volume of material. - increases with temperature, impurity content, and plastic deformation. The contribution of each to the total resistivity is additive—per Matthiessen's rule Ohm's law - An...

Ohm's Law - Answer V=IR I=V/R • current proportional to voltage • current inverse to resistance resistivity (p) - Answer an electrical property of a material. it is defined in the equation R=pl/A p=VA/Il l = length of conductor Electrical Conductivity - Answer capability of materials to conduct electrical current Current Density - Answer current per unit cross-sectional area J=(electrical conductivity)* (electric field intensity) Comparisons of C...

What pushes an electron charge through an electrical circuit? - Answer Voltage What chemicals regulate the flow of electricity in the human body? - Answer Electrolytes What is the primary function of a defibrillator? - Answer Correct an arrhythmia. What is the driving force that moves electrical charges through resistance? - Answer voltage If the current in the bloodstream is 0.0001 amps and the heart creates about 0.06 V of voltage, then how much resistance d...