NR 511 FINAL EXAM 2025/2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIED)

NR 511 FINAL EXAM 2025/2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIED) Abdominal pain can be caused by ________, __________, and _________ factors Answer mechanical inflammatory ischemic visceral pain caused by and is described as Answer distention or spasm of a hollow viscus generalized and dull Parietal pain caused by and is described as Answer irritation of the peritoneum sharp and localized colicky abdominal pain described as and what can cause it Answer intermittent and worsening gallstones or renal stones Burning abdominal pain caused by and is associated with Answer irritation of the gastric mucosa by gastric contents peptic ulcers and esophagitis differential diagnosis for sudden onset abdominal pain Answer mesenteric infarction urinary stones intestinal perforation intestinal obstruction pancreatitis ectopic pregnancy dissection/rupture of AAA differential diagnosis for burning abdominal pain Answer peptic ulcer disease GERD Gastritis differential diagnosis for cramping abdominal pain Answer IBS Inflammatory bowel disease (chrons, ulcerative colitis) gastroenteritis diverticulitis salpingitis differential diagnosis for visceral abdominal pain Answer appendicitis cholecystitis/cholelithiasis what is ulcerative colitis Answer Ulcerative inflammatory bowel disease, just in the LARGE intestine, mucosal surface of the colon parts of large intestine Answer cecum, colon, rectum areas typically affected in ulcerative colitis Answer typically rectosigmoid area but can be whole colon , rectal common symptom of ulcerative colitis Answer bloody diarrhea , purulent diarrhea what changes to the tissues happen in ulcerative colitis Answer friability, erosion, bleeding only complete treatment for ulcerative colitis Answer total colectomy (not first line) differences between flares and remissions in ulcerative colitis Answer flares - new damage remission - tissue trying to heal suspected origin or cause of ulcerative colitis Answer T cell / autoimmune destruction that is worsened by stress, diet other symptoms of ulcerative colitis (besides blood / diarrhea) Answer tenesmus, even at night, cramping, may go 10 times per day pattern / distribution of lesions in ulcerative colitis Answer continuous , throughout (NOT like Chrohn's which has skip lesions) Where is the pain in ulcerative colitis? Answer LLQ anti-inflammatory drugs used in ulcerative colitis Answer sulfasalazine mesalamine