Panceas Flashcards
Which of the following treatment options is best to utilize in the management of patients with acute pancreatitis?
A
ERCP with endoscopic pancreas sphincterotomy
B
Nastogastric suction to prevent gastric contents from entering the duodenum.
C
Pancreatic enzyme supplements administered with meals.
D
Pancreatic surgery to remove areas of the inflamed pancreas.
B
Nastogastric suction to prevent gastric contents from entering the duodenum.
Which of the following will a patient with chronic pancreatitis be more likely to have compared to a patient with acute pancreatitis? A Adherence to a high carb, high protein, & low fat diet. B Experience acute abdominal pain. C Malabsorption and Diabetes mellitus D The need to abstain from from alcohol.
C
Malabsorption and Diabetes mellitus
Which of the following characteristics are most commonly associated with cholelithiasis? Select all that apply. Multiple answers: You can select more than one option A Age over 40 B Family History of gallbladder disease C History of excessive alcohol use D Multiparous female E Obesity F Use of estrogen or oral contraceptives
A Age over 40 B Family History of gallbladder disease D Multiparous female E Obesity F Use of estrogen or oral contraceptives
Which nursing care for a patient with acute cholecystitis will prevent further stimulation of the gallbladder? A Administration of anticholingeric medications B Administration of antiemetic medications C NPO with NG suction D Open cholecystecomy
C
NPO with NG suction
During discharge instructions for a patient following a laparoscopic cholecystectomy, which of the following should the nurse include as part of patient teaching?
A
Expect some postoperative nausea and vomiting for a few days
B
Keep the incision site clean and dry for at least a week.
C
Report any bile-colored or purulent drainage from the incision site
D
Report the need to take pain medication for shoulder pain.
C
Report any bile-colored or purulent drainage from the incision site