Gastrointestinal Disorders
Definitions,diagonistic tests,nursing interventions,signs/symptoms
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During an endoscopic procedure, the nurse monitors _____ and vital signs. |
respirations |
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The _____ lies at the distal end of the small intestine and regulates the flow of the intestinal contents. |
ileocecal valve |
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Curing periods of reduced food consumption, most people have a sufficient reserve of stored _____. |
glycogen |
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Glycogen is stored in the _____. |
Liver |
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A _____ is performed by inserting a tuble that enters the stomach through a surgically created opening into the abdomianl wall called ______. |
gastrostomy |
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_______ are pouches caused by herniation of the mucosa through a weakened portion of the muscular coat of the intestine or other structure. |
Diverticula |
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Dilated pits of the hair follicles in the sinus are a unique characteristic of ______. |
Pilonidal sinuses |
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If the client's serum bilirubin level >____mg/dl, _____ is visible. |
2.5 jaundice |
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yellowing of the skin and sclera indicate what condition: |
jaundice |
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____ causes a significant increase in the hormone that stimulates gallbladder contraction. |
Coffee |
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Adrenal crisis is potentially life-threatening and can result from the abrupt withdrawal of ___ in a client who is to undergo ileostomy. |
corticosteriods |
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A _____ ____ colostomy is often temporary and usually performed to rest a portion of the bowl to treat a disorder, such as chronic constipation or inflammatory bowel disease. |
double-barrel |
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The appetite center is located in the ____ |
hypothalamus |
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Esophageal cancer affects ____ more. |
women |
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The nurse advises the client to avoid ____ ____ inhibitors for 2 weeks to facilitate the PY test. |
proton pump |
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Habitual use of _____ can decrease muscle tone in the large intestine, resulting in constipation. |
laxatives |
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The incident of gallstones is greater in ____ |
women |
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A lipid compound secreted in the stomach that promotes the production of mucus. |
Prostaglandin E |
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A sac or pouch in one or more layers of the wall of an organ or structure. |
Diverticulum |
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The obstruction that results from a hard mass of feces |
Fecalith |
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The conditon in which the serous sac lining the abdomianl cavity become inflamed |
Peritonitis |
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The condition in which stones are located in the common bile duct |
Choledocholithiasis |
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The conditon that develops if a prolapsed ileostomy is not promptly and skillfully managed |
stomal necrosis |
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Assist the client to a supine postion with a rolled towel beneath the right lower ribs in a ____ biopsy. |
Liver |
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Instruct the client to gargle or spray with a local anesthetic for a : |
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy(EGD) |
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Clay-colored or light stools |
icteric phase of hepatitis |
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Enlargement of the spleen |
Prodromal phase of hepatitis |
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Liver enlargement is which phrase of hepatitis |
Posticteric |
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Virus present in blood is what phrase of hepatitis |
Incubation |
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A pt. with cirrhosis is at risk for developing esophageal varices what instruction should the nurse implement: |
tell the pt. not to drink alcohol |
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A female client with chronic Hep C is prescribed interferon, what information does the pt need: |
to use birth control |
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A client is shivering after surgery for a liver disorder what intervention should be done |
give the pt a blanket |
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what color is the urine with cholelithiasis |
dark brown |
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a pt. has chronic pancreatitis and has developed secondary diabetes what are the symptoms: |
increase thrist,appetite,urine output and decrease in wt |
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extremely dilated sub-mucosal veins in the esophagus. They are most often a consequence of portal hypertension, such as may be seen with cirrhosis; patients with ________ _____have a strong tendency to develop bleeding |
esophageal varices |
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The condition in which stones are located in the common bile duct |
choledocholithiasis |
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The condition in which the serous sac lining and the abdomianl cavity become inflamed |
peritonitis |
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The type of cirrhosis in which scarring occurs around the bile ducts in the liver |
biliary cirrhosis |
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if a serum bilirubin is above 2.5mg/dl this indicates |
jaundice |
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An internal reservoir for the storage of GI effluent |
Continent ileostomy |
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cholecystokinin |
gallbladder peptide hormone secreted by the duodenum |
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the bile secreted from the gallbladder helps with the digestion of _____ |
fats |





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