PNR 206 Exam 2 Review Latest Update 2024-
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Acid Found in Stomach - CORRECT ANSWER: Pepsinogen
Hydrochloric Acid
Antacids - CORRECT ANSWER: increase gastric pH to help facilitate healing of ulcer
PP Inhibitors, Anctihistamines, Antacids helps protect GI tract, does not cure H. Pylori
Antihistamine 2- Receptor Antagonists - CORRECT ANSWER: blocks the action of
histamine conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin and accelerates ulcer healing
Bile - CORRECT ANSWER: Not a cell; it is a fluid produced by the liver & stored in the
gall bladder
Chronic Pancreatitis - CORRECT ANSWER: Foods Rich in fatty worsen this condition
Constipation - CORRECT ANSWER: Increase in transit time of food in bowel
decreased sensation to deification
Decreased Muscle Tone & Motility of the Esophagus - CORRECT ANSWER: Pyrosis
(Heartburn)
Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing)
Both can be controlled with medication & diet
Diagnostic Tests - CORRECT ANSWER: Screen Patients for allergies to shellfish or
Iodine
, Diarrhea - CORRECT ANSWER: Infection
Overuse Laxative
Stool Softeners
Dumping Syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER: teach patient to eat 6 small meals a day
Protein & Fat should be increased
Fluid intake should be separate from meals
Enzyme of Small Intestine - CORRECT ANSWER: Enterokinase
Maltase
Lactase
Following Colonoscopy - CORRECT ANSWER: Observe for:
Rectal Bleeding
Signs of Perforation
Malaise
Abdominal Distention
Cramping
Rectal Pain (tenesmus)
Gall Bladder - CORRECT ANSWER: Stores bile & delivers it to the small intestine
Stores up to 50ml of bile
Gastric Bypass - CORRECT ANSWER: increased risk for gallstones
who have had rapid weight loss are at risk for developing gallstones
Gynoid (Pear) Shape Body - CORRECT ANSWER: Associated with:
2025 Actual Exam from Credible Sources with
Questions and Verified Correct Answers Golden
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Acid Found in Stomach - CORRECT ANSWER: Pepsinogen
Hydrochloric Acid
Antacids - CORRECT ANSWER: increase gastric pH to help facilitate healing of ulcer
PP Inhibitors, Anctihistamines, Antacids helps protect GI tract, does not cure H. Pylori
Antihistamine 2- Receptor Antagonists - CORRECT ANSWER: blocks the action of
histamine conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin and accelerates ulcer healing
Bile - CORRECT ANSWER: Not a cell; it is a fluid produced by the liver & stored in the
gall bladder
Chronic Pancreatitis - CORRECT ANSWER: Foods Rich in fatty worsen this condition
Constipation - CORRECT ANSWER: Increase in transit time of food in bowel
decreased sensation to deification
Decreased Muscle Tone & Motility of the Esophagus - CORRECT ANSWER: Pyrosis
(Heartburn)
Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing)
Both can be controlled with medication & diet
Diagnostic Tests - CORRECT ANSWER: Screen Patients for allergies to shellfish or
Iodine
, Diarrhea - CORRECT ANSWER: Infection
Overuse Laxative
Stool Softeners
Dumping Syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER: teach patient to eat 6 small meals a day
Protein & Fat should be increased
Fluid intake should be separate from meals
Enzyme of Small Intestine - CORRECT ANSWER: Enterokinase
Maltase
Lactase
Following Colonoscopy - CORRECT ANSWER: Observe for:
Rectal Bleeding
Signs of Perforation
Malaise
Abdominal Distention
Cramping
Rectal Pain (tenesmus)
Gall Bladder - CORRECT ANSWER: Stores bile & delivers it to the small intestine
Stores up to 50ml of bile
Gastric Bypass - CORRECT ANSWER: increased risk for gallstones
who have had rapid weight loss are at risk for developing gallstones
Gynoid (Pear) Shape Body - CORRECT ANSWER: Associated with:
