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NUR 113: Nutrition

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NUR 113: Nutrition

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Module A7: Nutrition

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Module A7: Nutrition

by Ashley Frederick
1

The most common cause of peptic ulcers is:

2

Medication that blocks H2 to decrease gastric acid production:

3

Which medication is a proton pump inhibitor (PPI)?

4

Type of ulcer that is WORSE with eating

5

What should the nurse do before giving misoprostol?

6

Lab value that is most important to assess for bleeding:

7

Hallmark symptom of pyloric stenosis:

8

Pyrosis, indigestion, and regurgitation are all symptoms of:

9

What population is most affected by pyloric stenosis?

10

What is administered to eradicate H. pylori?

11

What diet should be implemented for a gastric outflow obstruction?

12

Type of ulcer that is worse BETWEEN meals?

13

A peptic ulcer with a slow/minimal bleed may present as:

14

A food type that might trigger GERD:

15

An infant with chronic regurgitation and weight loss may have:

16

Patients with GERD and PUD should avoid:

17

Sphincter that is often involved in GERD:

18

Which medication does NOT suppress gastric acid secretion?

19

Action of metoclopramide

20

Which might indicate pulmonary complication due to cleft palate?

21

Increased risk of this with long-term PPI use:

22

Black tongue and dark stools are side effects of:

23

Deficiency of this in pregnancy may lead to cleft anomalies:

24

Cleft palate is usually repaired by what age?

25

Sphincter involved in pyloric stenosis:

26

Describe the mass found in pyloric stenosis:

27

Which of the following is NOT a gastric protectant?

28

Risk factor for GERD:

29

Intervention for GERD:

30

Which of the following is NOT added to antibiotics when treating H. pylori?

31

Age group most affected by peptic ulcers:

32

Best procedure to diagnose peptic ulcers:

33

Feeding intervention for cleft lip:

34

The surgery to repair pyloric stenosis is called:

35

What assessment is most important for infants with a nutritional condition?

36

What is H. pylori?

37

What is the best way to assess fluid status?

38

An abnormal opening in the roof of the mouth at birth is called:

39

A medication that coats the lining of the stomach to protect the mucosa:

40

A test that can diagnose H. pylori:

 
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