Adult 2 Quiz 5 Review

A pt reporting nausea receives a dose of metoclopramide. Which adverse effect would the RN tell the pt to report?

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The nurse is caring for a postoperative pt who has just vomited yellow-green liquid. Which action would be appropriate?

A pt has a sliding hiatal hernia. What priority RN intervention will reduce the symptoms of heartburn and dyspepsia?

A patient is given a bisacodyl suppository and asks the nurse how long it will take to work. How would the RN respond?

Priority nursing diagnosis for patient with acute pancreatitis and rates pain 10/10?

The RN is caring for a pt with abd pain and hematemesis. What assessment finding(s) means the pt’s status is declining?

A pt in the ER has acute gastrointestinal bleeding. What interventions would the RN perform? (Select all that apply)

What kind of interprofessional and nursing care is recommended for pt with Chronic Pancreatitis- SATA

Which clinical manifestations of inflammatory bowel disease are common to patients with UC and Crohn’s disease? (SATA)

When evaluating the pt’s understanding about ileostomy care, which statement indicates the pt needs more teaching?

When teaching the patient about the diet for diverticular disease, which foods would the nurse recommend?

The nurse determines a patient has experienced the beneficial effects of famotidine when which symptom is relieved?

A pt is in ED after a MVC with suspected abd trauma. What assessment finding should be reported immediately by the RN?

A pt after a stroke who uses a wheelchair now has diarrhea with fecal incontinence. What is a priority assessment?

A pt has epigastric pain from a gastric ulcer. What assessment finding warrants an urgent change in the plan of care?

The nurse determines which patient is at highest risk for developing colon cancer?

After receiving a dose of metoclopramide, which assessment finding would indicate the medication was effective?

Which patient is at highest risk for developing oral candidiasis?

After giving a dose of promethazine to a pt with N and V, what would the RN teach the patient is a common side effect?

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A pt is going home today after ostomy surgery for colon cancer. The RN should assign the pt to which staff member?

A pt with uc is scheduled for a colon resection with an ostomy placed. What would the RN include as part of preop prep?

A patient with osteoporosis is diagnosed with GERD. Which OTC medication to treat GERD would be used with caution?

The pt receiving chemotherapy reports the onset of nausea. The RN would prepare an as-needed dose of which medication?

Which of the following are interdisciplanary and nursing management for pancreatitis?

A patient with acute pancreatitis has excessive thirst, excessive voiding, and blurred vision. The nursing priority is:

The RN has a pt with a suspected bowel obstruction. The RN auscultating the abd anticipates which type of bowel sound?

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The RN is teaching college students how to prevent food poisoning. Which shows an understanding of food borne illness?

A nursing student is reviewing risk factors for pancreatitis and notes that gallbladder issues are listed. Why this is?

What info is most important for the RN to add in preoperative teaching for a pt scheduled for an exploratory laparotomy?

Despite initiation of therapy for pancreatitis, a client continues to be apprehensive and restless. Nursing action?

The pt with chronic gastritis is being treated for H. pylori. Which drugs does the RN anticipate being ordered?