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Module A7: Nutrition

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Froggy Jumps NUR 113: NutritionVersion en ligne Module A7: Nutrition par Ashley Frederick 1 The most common cause of peptic ulcers is: a H. pylori b NSAIDs c High stress 2 Medication that blocks H2 to decrease gastric acid production: a famotidine b pantoprazole c sucralfate 3 Which medication is a proton pump inhibitor (PPI)? a cimetidine b metronidazole c pantoprazole 4 Type of ulcer that is WORSE with eating a duodenal b gastric c stress 5 What should the nurse do before giving misoprostol? a check potassium level b verify patient not pregnant c administer with food 6 Lab value that is most important to assess for bleeding: a platelet b hemoglobin c iron 7 Hallmark symptom of pyloric stenosis: a projectile vomiting b fecal incontinence c hematemesis 8 Pyrosis, indigestion, and regurgitation are all symptoms of: a Failure to thrive b gastric ulcer c GERD 9 What population is most affected by pyloric stenosis? a infants b middle-aged adults c older adults 10 What is administered to eradicate H. pylori? a bismuth b prokinetic agents c antibiotics 11 What diet should be implemented for a gastric outflow obstruction? a Nothing by mouth b clear liquids c No diet change is needed 12 Type of ulcer that is worse BETWEEN meals? a gastric ulcer b duodenal ulcer c stress ulcer 13 A peptic ulcer with a slow/minimal bleed may present as: a hematemesis b melena c hematochezia 14 A food type that might trigger GERD: a citrus b carbohydrates c legumes 15 An infant with chronic regurgitation and weight loss may have: a GER b PUD c GERD 16 Patients with GERD and PUD should avoid: a NSAIDs b Aspirin c Both 17 Sphincter that is often involved in GERD: a both b pyloric sphincter c lower esophageal sphincter 18 Which medication does NOT suppress gastric acid secretion? a simethicone b esomeprazole c famotidine 19 Action of metoclopramide a suppress gastric acid b increase gastric emptying c relieve pain 20 Which might indicate pulmonary complication due to cleft palate? a flushing b labored breathing c frequent burping 21 Increased risk of this with long-term PPI use: a bone mineral loss b systemic infection c decreased thirst 22 Black tongue and dark stools are side effects of: a clarithromycin b calcium carbonate c bismuth 23 Deficiency of this in pregnancy may lead to cleft anomalies: a folic acid b vitamin D c calcium 24 Cleft palate is usually repaired by what age? a 2 years b 5 years c 1 year 25 Sphincter involved in pyloric stenosis: a lower esophageal sphincter b pyloric sphincter c ileocecal valve 26 Describe the mass found in pyloric stenosis: a sausage-shaped b pulsatile c olive-shaped 27 Which of the following is NOT a gastric protectant? a misoprostol b sucralfate c metoclopramide 28 Risk factor for GERD: a smoking b young age c frequent exercise 29 Intervention for GERD: a lower head of bead b gain weight c small portion meals 30 Which of the following is NOT added to antibiotics when treating H. pylori? a bismuth b NSAIDs c pantoprazole 31 Age group most affected by peptic ulcers: a Adults 30-60 years b Infants 3-6 months c Adults 60+ years 32 Best procedure to diagnose peptic ulcers: a EGD b colonoscopy c X-ray 33 Feeding intervention for cleft lip: a Avoid burping b Avoid breastfeeding c Avoid large feedings 34 The surgery to repair pyloric stenosis is called: a Z-plasty b pyloromyotomy c nissen fundoplication 35 What assessment is most important for infants with a nutritional condition? a weight b pain c milestones 36 What is H. pylori? a virus b gastric acid c bacteria 37 What is the best way to assess fluid status? a daily weight b intake & output c skin turgor 38 An abnormal opening in the roof of the mouth at birth is called: a cleft lip b cleft palate c deviated uvula 39 A medication that coats the lining of the stomach to protect the mucosa: a omeprazole b magnesium sulfate c sucralfate 40 A test that can diagnose H. pylori: a blood culture b abdominal x-ray c urea breath test

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NUR 113: NutritionVersion en ligne

par Ashley Frederick

The most common cause of peptic ulcers is:

Medication that blocks H2 to decrease gastric acid production:

Which medication is a proton pump inhibitor (PPI)?

Type of ulcer that is WORSE with eating

What should the nurse do before giving misoprostol?

Lab value that is most important to assess for bleeding:

Hallmark symptom of pyloric stenosis:

Pyrosis, indigestion, and regurgitation are all symptoms of:

What population is most affected by pyloric stenosis?

What is administered to eradicate H. pylori?

What diet should be implemented for a gastric outflow obstruction?

Type of ulcer that is worse BETWEEN meals?

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

A food type that might trigger GERD:

An infant with chronic regurgitation and weight loss may have:

Patients with GERD and PUD should avoid:

Sphincter that is often involved in GERD:

Which medication does NOT suppress gastric acid secretion?

Action of metoclopramide

Which might indicate pulmonary complication due to cleft palate?

Increased risk of this with long-term PPI use:

Black tongue and dark stools are side effects of:

Deficiency of this in pregnancy may lead to cleft anomalies:

Cleft palate is usually repaired by what age?

Sphincter involved in pyloric stenosis:

Describe the mass found in pyloric stenosis:

Which of the following is NOT a gastric protectant?

Risk factor for GERD:

Intervention for GERD:

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

Age group most affected by peptic ulcers:

Best procedure to diagnose peptic ulcers:

Feeding intervention for cleft lip:

The surgery to repair pyloric stenosis is called:

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

What is H. pylori?

What is the best way to assess fluid status?

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

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

A test that can diagnose H. pylori: