GI Rationales (1) Flashcards

1
Q

What is the primary action of N-acetylcysteine?

A

to bind to acetaminophen metabolites.

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VT is a serious complication for Bariatric patients. How can this be mitigated?

A

With PCV’s

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3
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It is common for bariatric patients to _____ early.

A

ambulate early (6-8 hours)

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4
Q

Colon cancer screening with a colonoscopy should begin at age ____?

A

45

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5
Q

An alternate option of colon cancer screening is _______ and _____ ______.

A

Fecal occult blood testing (FOBT) and flexible sigmoidoscopy

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6
Q

since jaundice and yellow sclera are an expected finding with liver cirrhosis. Do you need to do a follow up?

A

No because it is an expected finding

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7
Q

_____ is the percussion sound heard over hollow organs. The small intestine and colon are hallow organs.

A

Tympany

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8
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______ is the sound heard by tapping on the surface of the chest.

A

Hyperresonance

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9
Q

______ is a low-pitched, hollow sound usually heard over healthy lung tissue.

A

resonance

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10
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Following a liver biopsy a client should be positioned on the _____ side with a pillow under the biopsy site.

A

Right side

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11
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During a liver biopsy a client should _____ ____ ____ during the insertion of the biopsy needle.

A

hold their breath (to ensure appropriate needle placement because the live moves during needle insertion)

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12
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When can happen if the client doesn’t hold their breath during a liver biopsy?

A

They can get iatrogenic pneumothorax

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13
Q

Do clients with appendicitis have a distended abdomen?

A

No

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14
Q

Constipation is not associated with which GI disease?

A

Peptic ulcer disease

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15
Q

Ulcerative Colitis causes a client to have an urgent?

A

urgent need to defecate

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16
Q

Change in bowel habits, abdominal pain, a low-fiber diet, smoking, are all possible signs and risk factors of _____ ______ ?

A

colon cancer

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17
Q

Alprazolam is a ______.

A

benzo

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18
Q

You need to monitor _____ after a paracentesis.

A

FV

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19
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______ is a colloid commonly used to prevent post-procedure hypotension after a large volume paracentesis.

A

Colloid

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20
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Mid-epigastric pain and hematemesis are classic ______ symptoms.

A

ulcer symptoms (PUD)

21
Q

Is a client telephone number an appropriate identifier?

22
Q

IV contrast may cause the client to experience a _____ sensation.

23
Q

The nurse should establish vascular access of at least a ____ gauge when administering a unit of PRBC’s.

24
Q

An immediate priority for a client experiencing acute pancreatitis is repleting ____ _____.

A

lost fluids (d/t N/V)

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_____ and _____ background have the most impact on a client;s food preferences.
culture and cultural backgrounds
26
_____ is a soluble fiber use as a gentle forming laxative.
psyllium
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post surgery bariatric patients will have a _____ _____ diet.
clear liquids
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a common sign for fecal impaction is _____ _____.
watery stool/mucus
30
In clients with fecal impaction the clients abdomen typically appears ______ and _____.
distended and swollen
31
after bariatric surgery. clients follow a ____ diet plan the physician orders.
strict
32
Manifestation of ____ _____ are fever, fatigue, cervical lymphadenopathy, enlargement of the spleen and liver, pharyngeal inflammation, and tonsillar exudates.
Infectious Mononucleosis
33
a water-soluble contrast, such as ______ would be used in patients with bowel perforation.
gastrografin
34
Client guarding their abdomen is a sign of ______.
peritonitis
35
hyperalimentation is a type of _____ nutrition.
parenteral nutrition
36
A slightly edematous stoma is _____ post-op.
expected
37
A stoma should protrude about ____ to ___ cm from the abdominal wall.
1 to 3
38
A colostomy should start functioning ___ to ___ days after surgery.
2 to 3 days after surgery
39
do not apply _____ to there peristomal skin of a stoma because it can compromise skin integrity.
chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG)
40
Aluminum hydroxide is a _____.
antacid
41
Clients with pancreatitis have epigastric pain that radiates to their ____ ____ and ____.
left shoulder and back
42
Patients with pancreatitis have hypocalcemia so they experience _______.
tetany
43
Patients with pancreatitis should have a ____ _____ diet.
low fat diet
44
A patient should be NPO by _____ before getting a sigmoidoscopy.
midnight
45
Patients will drink _____ before a sigmoidoscopy.
polyethylene glycol
46
Before getting a GI series clients need to drink ______.
barium
47
Prior to a GI series clients have to be NPO for at least ____ hours.
8 hours
48
After taking barium a clients stool might be _______.
white