NSG 3800/3850 Exam 4 Latest Update With Questions And Answers 2026|100% Accurate

NSG 3800/3850 Exam 4 Latest Update
With Questions And Answers
2026|100% Accurate

Hep B clinical manifestations - ANSWER>ARTHRALGIAS


Anorexia


Dyspepsia


Aches


Malaise


Weakness


Arthralgias


Rashes


Serum Sickness


Glomerulonephritis


Angioedema


Jaundice


Abdominal pain

,Fever




Hep B meds to avoid - ANSWER>Tylenol and TB medications (due to liver toxic effects)




KNOW COMMON TB MEDS




Hep C transmission - ANSWER>Sex, blood, body fluids


2-26 week incubation


MORE COMMON IN DRUG USERS AND ALCOHOLICS




Hep C manifestations - ANSWER>Jaundice and same as Hep B s/s




Specific Hep C consideration - ANSWER>these patients have no benefit from rest, diet, or vitamin


supplements




Hep C medicine (anti-viral) - ANSWER>• Simeprevir (Olysio)

, • Sofosbuvir (Sovaldi)


• Ledipasvir-sofosbuvir (Harvoni)


• They have fewer side effects, shorter treatment durations, and higher cure rates




Pt education: TAKE MEDS AS DIRECTED




Hep D transmission - ANSWER>blood to blood


coincides with the initial infection of hep B




Pt will not only have hep D; the must have hep B to have hep D




Hep D prognosis - ANSWER>Poor!




comfort care is important




Hep E transmission - ANSWER>fecal-oral