GI/Enteral Feeding MS 2820 Exam 3 Review

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Froggy Jumps GI/Enteral Feeding MS 2820 Exam 3 ReviewOnline version Medical nutrition & enteral feeding complication- prevention by Audrey Miller 1 Which intervention best reduces risk of tube feeding aspiration in enteral nutrition? a Elevate head of bed to 30-45 degrees during and after feeding b Administer bolus feeding every 2 hours c Provide continuous IV fluids with feeding only at night 2 A patient with gastritis reports sharp epigastric pain after meals. Which finding supports ulcers rather than gastritis alone? a Postprandial diarrhea b Nocturnal sleep disturbances with fatigue c Melena or hematemesis indicating GI bleeding 3 For a patient with a history of duodenal ulcer, which symptom reversal is most characteristic? a Persistent nausea without vomiting b Pain relief with meals or shortly after eating c Pain worsened by meals 4 Which lab/diagnostic test confirms H. pylori infection in a suspected ulcer case? a Urea breath test or stool antigen test b Complete lipid panel c Random blood glucose 5 Which feature distinguishes gastritis from a peptic ulcer disease in presentation? a Diffuse, diffuse abdominal discomfort with potential erosions b Intermittent, localized pain strictly after meals c Severe, episodic chest pain radiating to the arm 6 Enteral feeding complication most requiring nursing action: a Hyperglycemia alone b Signs of nausea, vomiting for fullness c Mild facial flushing without other signs 7 To prevent ulcer aggravation, which dietary recommendation is most appropriate for peptic ulcers? a Eat large meals to reduce stomach emptying time b Avoid NSAIDs and limit spicy/fatty foods c Increase caffeine intake 8 Gastritis management focuses on Helicobacter pylori eradication. Which medication class is commonly used? a Opioid analgesics b Proton pump inhibitors c Anticoagulants 9 The nurse is caring for a client with severe dysphagia. Which intervention is priority to reduce aspiration risk? a Position the client upright during meals b Offer large bites to reduce fatigue c Encourage thin liquids 10 The nurse is caring for a client receiving continuous tube feeding. Which intervention is most important to prevent tube occlusion? a Flushing the tube with water at regular intervals b Increasing feeding rate c Using thick feeding formulas 11 The nurse provides dietary teaching to a client with celiac disease. Which food choices indicate the client understands the gluten-free diet? a Scrambled eggs with rice and fruit b Barley soup with vegetables c Pasta with marinara sauce

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GI/Enteral Feeding MS 2820 Exam 3 ReviewOnline version

by Audrey Miller

Which intervention best reduces risk of tube feeding aspiration in enteral nutrition?

A patient with gastritis reports sharp epigastric pain after meals. Which finding supports ulcers rather than gastritis alone?

For a patient with a history of duodenal ulcer, which symptom reversal is most characteristic?

Which lab/diagnostic test confirms H. pylori infection in a suspected ulcer case?

Which feature distinguishes gastritis from a peptic ulcer disease in presentation?

Enteral feeding complication most requiring nursing action:

To prevent ulcer aggravation, which dietary recommendation is most appropriate for peptic ulcers?

Gastritis management focuses on Helicobacter pylori eradication. Which medication class is commonly used?

The nurse is caring for a client with severe dysphagia. Which intervention is priority to reduce aspiration risk?

The nurse is caring for a client receiving continuous tube feeding. Which intervention is most important to prevent tube occlusion?

The nurse provides dietary teaching to a client with celiac disease. Which food choices indicate the client understands the gluten-free diet?