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The patient who is NPO for several b. Villi.
days is at risk for atrophy of which
of the following structures in the
mucosal surface of the small
bowel?
Select one:
a. Ligament of Treitz.
b. Villi.
c. Ampulla of Vater.
d. Sphincter of Oddi.
,A bowel prep preoperatively for a. Distal portion of the colon.
ostomy surgery is routinely utilized
to decrease bacteria in the bowel.
The section of the bowel with the
greatest level of bacteria is:
Select one:
a. Distal portion of the colon.
b. Proximal portion of the colon.
c. Distal portion of the small bowel.
d. Proximal portion of the small
bowel.
An Ileal pouch anal anastomosis d. Ulcerative colitis and familial adenomatous
(IPAA) which is also referred to as polyposis.
the ileoanal reservoir is indicated
for which of the following disease
processes?
Select one:
a. Irritable bowel syndrome and
Crohn's Disease.
b. Colorectal cancer and chronic
ulcerative colitis.
c. Crohn's Disease and chronic
ulcerative colitis.
d. Ulcerative colitis and familial
adenomatous polyposis.
The preferred abdominal location c. RLQ.
for an ileostomy in the adult is the:
Select one:
a. LLQ.
b. LUQ.
c. RLQ.
d. RUQ.
,Gary is experiencing a recurrence a. Obstructive abdominal pain.
of his Crohn's Disease. Which of the
following symptoms is Gary most
likely experiencing?
Select one:
a. Obstructive abdominal pain.
b. Absence of perianal disease.
c. Bloody stools with proctitis.
d. Vomiting.
The patient with ulcerative colitis c. Superficial mucosal involvement.
will commonly exhibit:
Select one:
a. Oral ulcerations.
b. Significant abdominal pain.
c. Superficial mucosal involvement.
d. Fistula formation.
When you read in the d. The bowel was everted and sutured to the
postoperative surgical report that dermal surface during surgery.
the stoma was primarily matured,
you can expect which of the
following?
Select one:
a. The stoma will be opened at the
bedside with electrocautery.
b. The stoma has been present for
at least 3 months.
c. The stoma is ready for sutures at
the mucocutaneous junction to be
removed.
d. The bowel was everted and
sutured to the dermal surface
during surgery.
, Which of the following groups of a. Corticosteroids and immune suppressants.
medications is used in the medical
management of Crohn's disease?
Select one:
a. Corticosteroids and immune
suppressants.
b. Anticholinergics and anti-emetics.
c. Antidepressants and antibiotics.
d. Immune suppressants and
antidepressants.
Which of the following statements d. Ulcerative colitis begins in the rectal area and
about Crohn's disease and/or progresses backward toward the ileocecal valve.
ulcerative colitis is true?
Select one:
a. Both Crohn's Disease and
ulcerative colitis are characterized
by patchy mucosal involvement and
skip lesions.
b. Crohn's Disease is limited to the
colon and rectum.
c. Ulcerative colitis is characterized
by transmural involvement of the
bowel wall.
d. Ulcerative colitis begins in the
rectal area and progresses
backward toward the ileocecal
valve.
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Terms in this set (105)
The patient who is NPO for several b. Villi.
days is at risk for atrophy of which
of the following structures in the
mucosal surface of the small
bowel?
Select one:
a. Ligament of Treitz.
b. Villi.
c. Ampulla of Vater.
d. Sphincter of Oddi.
,A bowel prep preoperatively for a. Distal portion of the colon.
ostomy surgery is routinely utilized
to decrease bacteria in the bowel.
The section of the bowel with the
greatest level of bacteria is:
Select one:
a. Distal portion of the colon.
b. Proximal portion of the colon.
c. Distal portion of the small bowel.
d. Proximal portion of the small
bowel.
An Ileal pouch anal anastomosis d. Ulcerative colitis and familial adenomatous
(IPAA) which is also referred to as polyposis.
the ileoanal reservoir is indicated
for which of the following disease
processes?
Select one:
a. Irritable bowel syndrome and
Crohn's Disease.
b. Colorectal cancer and chronic
ulcerative colitis.
c. Crohn's Disease and chronic
ulcerative colitis.
d. Ulcerative colitis and familial
adenomatous polyposis.
The preferred abdominal location c. RLQ.
for an ileostomy in the adult is the:
Select one:
a. LLQ.
b. LUQ.
c. RLQ.
d. RUQ.
,Gary is experiencing a recurrence a. Obstructive abdominal pain.
of his Crohn's Disease. Which of the
following symptoms is Gary most
likely experiencing?
Select one:
a. Obstructive abdominal pain.
b. Absence of perianal disease.
c. Bloody stools with proctitis.
d. Vomiting.
The patient with ulcerative colitis c. Superficial mucosal involvement.
will commonly exhibit:
Select one:
a. Oral ulcerations.
b. Significant abdominal pain.
c. Superficial mucosal involvement.
d. Fistula formation.
When you read in the d. The bowel was everted and sutured to the
postoperative surgical report that dermal surface during surgery.
the stoma was primarily matured,
you can expect which of the
following?
Select one:
a. The stoma will be opened at the
bedside with electrocautery.
b. The stoma has been present for
at least 3 months.
c. The stoma is ready for sutures at
the mucocutaneous junction to be
removed.
d. The bowel was everted and
sutured to the dermal surface
during surgery.
, Which of the following groups of a. Corticosteroids and immune suppressants.
medications is used in the medical
management of Crohn's disease?
Select one:
a. Corticosteroids and immune
suppressants.
b. Anticholinergics and anti-emetics.
c. Antidepressants and antibiotics.
d. Immune suppressants and
antidepressants.
Which of the following statements d. Ulcerative colitis begins in the rectal area and
about Crohn's disease and/or progresses backward toward the ileocecal valve.
ulcerative colitis is true?
Select one:
a. Both Crohn's Disease and
ulcerative colitis are characterized
by patchy mucosal involvement and
skip lesions.
b. Crohn's Disease is limited to the
colon and rectum.
c. Ulcerative colitis is characterized
by transmural involvement of the
bowel wall.
d. Ulcerative colitis begins in the
rectal area and progresses
backward toward the ileocecal
valve.
