GI Flashcards
Which is inappropriate
- GERD receiving magnesium hydroxide
- New onset Constipation receiving Psyllium x3 daily
- Bowel prep receiving polyethylene glyco-electrolyte
- Diverticulitis receiving Bisacodyl
- Diverticulitis receiving Bisacodyl
Laxatives are Contradicted for Ab pain, nausea, appendicitis, diverticulitis, UC, acute surgery, bowel obstruction
Colonoscopy which is most appropriate for a UAP
- Explain need for clear liquids
- Reinforce NPO status
- Admin Laxatives
- Admin enema
- Reinforce NPO status
Depending on state UAP can also give enemas
TPN administration
Put in correct order
- Thread IV tubing through IV infusion pump
- Check solution for cloudiness
- Connect tubing to central line, aseptic tech
- Select & flush the correct tubing & filter
- Set infusion pump at prescribed rate
- Confirm order fir TPN before admin
- Confirm order fir TPN before admin
- Check solution for cloudiness
- Select & flush the correct tubing & filter
- Thread IV tubing through IV infusion pump
- Connect tubing to central line, aseptic tech
- Set infusion pump at prescribed rate
PUD peptic ulcer disease. Most serious finding
- Projectile vomiting
- Burning sensation 2 hrs post eating
- Coffee-ground emesis
- Broadlike abdomen with shoulder pain
- Broadlike abdomen with shoulder pain
Symptom of perforation & most lethal
Immediate post-op
Fundoplication to reinforce lower esophageal sphincter for hiatal Hernia repair. Priority action
- HOB >30°
- Assess NG tube for yellowish drainage
- Assist client in taking clear fluid
- Assess for gas bloat syndrome
- HOB >30°
Immediate postop the concern is breathing.
Other answers are correct but will happen after
Most appropriate for LPN
- Oral cancer surgery scheduled for AM glossectomy
- Obese returned from surgery after vertical banded gastroplasty (endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty (ESG)
- Anorexia who has weakness & decreased urine output.
- Intermittent N/V related to chemotherapy
- Intermittent N/V related to chemotherapy - to be expected
Most important for PUD
- Avoid caffeine
- Decrease alcohol
- Stop smoking
- Controlling stress
Stop smoking
The others have no strong linkage to PUD
Postop morbid obese. Best for LPN under dirección of RN
- Obtaining oversized bed & BP cuff
- Setting up reinforced trapeze bar
- Assisting in the planning of toileting, turning, and ambulation
- Assigning task to UAP
- Assisting in the planning of toileting, turning, and ambulation
Physical therapy should install trapeze bar
Proctitis (inflammation of anus) client needs suppository. Senior nursing student is afraid to do so because she has never done it before. Which is the most appropriate response from RN preceptor
- Give the med & tell student to talk with instructor
- Ask student to leave because they are unprepared
- Reassign to an LPN & send student to observe
- Show student how to do it and talk to instructor
- Show student how to do it and talk to instructor
Meets both clients and students needs
Place in order Perform Colostomy irrigation.
- Hang container at shoulder height
- Allow solution to flow slowly for 5 - 10 minutes
- Don gloves & put 500 - 1000mL of lukewarm water in the container
- Lubricate stoma cone& gently insert tubing tip into stoma
- Clean, rinse, and dry skin apply new drainage pouch
- Allow 15 - 20 minutes for initial evacuation, client should walk 30 - 45 minutes for secondary evacuation.
- Don gloves & put 500 - 1000mL of lukewarm water in the container
- Hang container at shoulder height
- Lubricate stoma cone& gently insert tubing tip into stoma
- Allow solution to flow slowly for 5 - 10 minutes
- Allow 15 - 20 minutes for initial evacuation, client should walk 30 - 45 minutes for secondary evacuation.
- Clean, rinse, and dry skin apply new drainage pouch
Which can be Delegated to UAP
- Removal of NG tube at prescribed time
- Securing tape if client accidentally dislodged it.
- Disconnect suction to allow ambulation to bathroom
- Reconnect suction after ambulation
- Disconnect suction to allow ambulation to bathroom
Cimetidine
Class
Use
SE
Contradictions
Class: H² receptor Antagonist
Use: PUD, GERD,
SE Possible confusion in Elderly
Contradictions
Severe renal impairment (use with caution and possibly at lower doses)
Drugs that require gastric pH for absorption (e.g., ketoconazole, atazanavir)
Evisceration. Put steps in proper order
- Cover intestine with sterile moist gauze
- Stay calm & stay with client
- Check VS
- Have colleague gather supplies & contact HCP
- Put client in semi-fowlers posistion
- Prepare client for surgery
- Stay calm & stay with client
- Put client in semi-fowlers posistion
- Check VS
- Have colleague gather supplies & contact HCP
- Cover intestine with sterile moist gauze
- Prepare client for surgery
Postop cholecystectomy. Which should be immediately reported to HCP.
- Client can’t void 5 hrs postop
- Reports shoulder pain
- Upper right quadrant pain
- Output doesn’t = Input for first few hours
Upper right Quad pain = Possible hemorrhage or bile leak.
Right shoulder pain = unaborbed CO² , place in Sims to correct
Voiding will return in 6 hrs
Older adult puts 17g of polyethylene glycol in coffee everyday. Which assessment is nurse most likely to perform first.
- Assess for dehydration or electrolyte imbalance
- Assess S/S OD and call Poison control
- Ask to describe frequency and consistency of BM
- Ask client what they understand about purpose of the medication.
- Ask to describe frequency and consistency of BM
17 g daily is a normal dose to relieve chronic Constipation