Tamis Final 2nd Exam
exam the skin client dehydrated due to fluid loss in the GI tract, which of the following would be
most important? - ✔✔checking if the mucus membranes are dry
assisting with preparing a client sch
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Tamis Final 2nd Exam
exam the skin client dehydrated due to fluid loss in the GI tract, which of the following would be
most important? - ✔✔checking if the mucus membranes are dry
assisting with preparing a client scheduled for a barium swallow, appropriate to include? -
✔✔avoid smoking for at least 12-24 hours before the procedure
pt scheduled for an EGD detect lesion in the GI tract nurse observe for which of the following
while assessing the client during the procedure? - ✔✔clients tolerance for pain and discomfort
most important to ensure that a client does not retain barium? - ✔✔monitor stool and its color
assessing and of a client with complaints of nausea vomiting which would nurse do first? -
✔✔inspect
pt with percutaneous liver by nurse monitors - ✔✔s/s of bleeding
community education muscular tube that connects the mouth to the stomach? - ✔✔esophagus
pt with digestive tract disorders organ that has effects as an exocrine and endocrine gland? -
✔✔pancreas
pt assessment for jaundice?
location to access? SATA - ✔✔sclera, oral mucus membranes, skin
scheduling GI dx test GI test scheduled first? - ✔✔radiography of gallbladder
nurse administrator ordered b12 to pt with most of ileum removed. nurse understands that this is
necessary for? - ✔✔prevents deficiencies
general medical unit pt scheduled for upper GI series. when returning identify as the clients goal?
- ✔✔increase the amount of fluids
preparing pt for surgery observes on operative permit that pt is having double barrel colostomy
what portion? - ✔✔transverse
1st stage of ileoaval anastomosis what will client experience? - ✔✔continuous discharge of
mucus from anus
pt discharged from acute care facility ileostomy. in clinic for flu informs nurse that the wound
has been draining abdominal pain fever. nurse suspect? - ✔✔the pt has developed an infection
pt with ileostomy tells nurse he is having a lot of problems with gas formation. what helps her
with this common issue? - ✔✔eat slowly and chew food mouth closed
pt with total colectomy with ileostomy has rectal packing in place to absorb drainage, promote
healing rectal packing will be removed - ✔✔within weeks
pt with portion of her colon removed colostomy created "will not be attractive any longer"
nursing dx of disturbed body image r/t stoma altered bowel elimination expected outcome? -
✔✔the client will verbalize what the changes will be and the benfits to future health
diverticulitis constipation alternating with diarrhea flatulance pain tenderness in the LLQ fever
rectal bleeding rarely-T/F? - ✔✔False
pt severe acute pancreatitis glucose of 750 understand the cause of this level of hyperglycemia? -
✔✔imbalance of glucagon insulin somatostatin
open cholecystectomy with T-tube insertion measuring bile drainage every 8 hours. nurse notify
the MD? - ✔✔more than 500 ml of bile drainage is present in 24 hours
schedule to have a laparoscopic cholestectomy O.P. when can patient resume normal activity? -
✔✔1 week
test should nurse prepare the pt that will locate stones that have collected in the common bile
duct? - ✔✔ERCP
client with suspected tumor of the liver. lab results would indicate the pt may have primary
malignant liver tumor? - ✔✔elevated alpha-fetoprotein
labs that consistent with a client being positive for hepatitis incubation phase what should the
nurse be concerned? - ✔✔the client is infectious
pt with drug induced hep from drug reaction to antidepressants tx anticipated? - ✔✔high dose
corticosteroids
pt with cirrhosis of liver exhibited by the client would indicate the nurse he has CNS effects? -
✔✔joint stiffness, babinski reflex, hepaticas, 3: all of the above
pt admitted with acute - ✔✔
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