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NSG123 Exam 2 Review

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  • What part of the GI tract can Crohn's affect?
    All- Gums to Bums
  • Blood in the stool is more common with ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease?
    ulcerative colitis
  • What role do fat emulsions play in TPN?
    Supplemental calories; Help control hyperglycemia (fat slows digestion of sugars)
  • Which surgery can cure ulcerative colitis?
    Prolectectomy: removal of entire rectum and colon
  • What diagnosis are these procedures used for: Vagal Blocking; Intragastric Balloon Therapy
    Bariatric Procedures
  • H-Pylori is a cause of PUD. True or False
    True
  • You patient has a BMI of 29. Are they considered obese?
    No, BMI 30+ is obese; they are considered overweight
  • Why would a patient need a J-tube vs a g-tube?
    Stomach motility issues; excessive N/V (J tube bypasses the stomach)
  • Which type of ulcer is more likely to cause pain during the night?
    Duodenal
  • Which type of ulcer is likely to cause pain right after eating?
    Gastric Ulcer
  • Severe symptoms related to ulcerative colitis are most commonly treated with _____.
    corticosteroids
  • Your patient is having excessive diarrhea from cryptosporidium (parasite). You can expect the provider to order imodium to help treat the diarrhea. True or False
    False- we want to get that parasite out of the system; not keep it in
  • Patients with PUD are advised to use OTC ibuprofen as needed for pain. True or False
    False- ibuprofen is bad
  • What is the most common test for Crohn's disease?
    CT
  • A patient should be monitored for anemia if they have ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease. True or False
    True: UC can cause anemia from GI bleed; Crohn's anemia can occur from malnutrition
  • Spicy foods can cause peptic ulcers. True or False
    False- does not cause ulcers; CAN aggravate an already formed ulcer
  • Where is pain most common with Crohn's disease?
    RLQ
  • Prior to prescribing these meds as a treatment for your patient, which labs need to be checked for each? Tums? MOM?
    Tums: Calcium; MOM: Magnesium
  • Bisacodyl is a stool softener. True or False?
    False- it is a laxative
  • What can worsen GERD symptoms?
    Smoking, Chocolate, Coffee, Fatty Foods, Alcohol, Large Meals, Eating Too Close to Bedtime, Ibuprofen/Aspirin
  • H2 receptor antagonists are part of the treatment plan for H-Pylori. True or false
    False- PPI or Bismuth Salts
  • It is recommended to take H2 receptor blockers and antacids together at the same time to increase effectiveness of both medications. True or False
    False- do not take together- antacids decrease absorption of H2RA; H2RA at night; antacids 1-3 hours before meals
  • Your patient is receiving tube feeding through an NG tube. How often and with ___ mL should the tube be flushed?
    30mL every 4 hours
  • Where is pain most common with ulcerative colitis?
    LLQ
  • Your patient is receiving TPN. How often should blood sugar checks be done?
    Every 6 hours.
  • How do proton pump inhibitors work?
    Inhibit the stomach's H+/K+ ATPase proton pump; Most potent inhibitors of acid production
  • What is a common symptom that can occur about 1 day after laparoscopic surgeries?
    Pain to the shoulder/scapular area. Gas used in the surgery to "bloat" open the abdomen. Encourage ambulation.
  • Define Constipation.
    Less than 3 BM/week; Hard, dry, small, difficult to pass stool
  • Your patient is admitted with appendicitis and will have surgery today. An enema should be given preop to help clear out stool prior to surgery. True or False?
    False: Enema/laxative= increase risk for bowel perforation
  • Barrett Esophagus is considered "pre-cancer". True or False
    True: Barretts is cell changes- precursor to esophageal adenocarcinoma
  • Which disease can have a symptoms of increased abdominal pain after eating: Crohn's or Ulcerative Colitis
    Crohn's Disease
  • What are risk factors for GERD?
    Overweight/Obesity, Pregnancy, Delayed Emptying of Stomach, Diseases of Connective Tissue
  • Patients taking Orlistat (Alli) should supplement their diet with what vitamins?
    DEAK (fat soluble); Orlistat prevents absorption of fat soluble vitamins
  • Which ethnicity of adult males have a highest prevalence of obesity?
    Hispanic men
  • When should a daily dose of H2 Receptor Antagonists be taken?
    Evening (basal acid)
  • Eating small meals can help manage symptoms of both GERD and PUD. True or False?
    False: Helps with GERD. Does not affect PUD.
  • You are caring for patient that just experienced cholecystitis. What diet is best?
    Right after attack: Low Fat Liquids (can include protein powder in skim milk)