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NURSING NUR 6111 EXAM 1 NEWEST
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED CORRECT
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Mary is a 28-year-old woman who is 2 month post-partum.
She is complaining of epigastric
pain, anorexia, and nausea. She had similar symptoms
during her pregnancy, but it has
worsened in the past week. She also thinks she has
injured her right shoulder carrying the baby
because she has an almost constant dull ache. PE
findings include RUQ tenderness and
Murphy's sign. What would your primary diagnosis? -
Correct Answer Cholecystitis/Cholelithiasis
In caring for a patient with symptomatic GERD, you
prescribe a PPI to - Correct Answer increase PH of the
stomach
Gastroenteritis is most often caused by - Correct Answer
Rotavirus, norovirus...it was norovirus and another
one....I think I picked e. coli which obviously isn't it
because I got this one wrong
, Expected finding when examining hemorrhoids include all
of the following except - Correct Answer hard, nontender
mass
Diagnostic testing in IBS often reveals - Correct Answer
normal results on a lot of the tests
Common GI illnesses seen in primary care that present
with RUQ pain include all of the
following except - Correct Answer ulcerative colitis
All of the following are true statements for the
management of diverticulosis/diverticulitis
except - Correct Answer should get abx
A patient presents with nausea, headache and clay-
colored stools. Hepatitis B panel shows:
HBsAg positive, AntiHBc positive, AntiHBs positive
(SHOULD BE NEGATIVE), antiHBc IgM
positive. You interpret this as - Correct Answer acutely
infected
A HIDA scan is useful to - Correct Answer DX
cholecystitis using radiographic isotopes to view liver, bile
duct,
gall bladder and small intestine
A 43 year old woman presents with recurrent abdominal
cramping and pain associated with
diarrhea that occurs from four to seven times per day. This
has happened in the past. The stools
NURSING NUR 6111 EXAM 1 NEWEST
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED CORRECT
ANSWERS | A+ GRADE VERIFIED
ANSWERS
Mary is a 28-year-old woman who is 2 month post-partum.
She is complaining of epigastric
pain, anorexia, and nausea. She had similar symptoms
during her pregnancy, but it has
worsened in the past week. She also thinks she has
injured her right shoulder carrying the baby
because she has an almost constant dull ache. PE
findings include RUQ tenderness and
Murphy's sign. What would your primary diagnosis? -
Correct Answer Cholecystitis/Cholelithiasis
In caring for a patient with symptomatic GERD, you
prescribe a PPI to - Correct Answer increase PH of the
stomach
Gastroenteritis is most often caused by - Correct Answer
Rotavirus, norovirus...it was norovirus and another
one....I think I picked e. coli which obviously isn't it
because I got this one wrong
, Expected finding when examining hemorrhoids include all
of the following except - Correct Answer hard, nontender
mass
Diagnostic testing in IBS often reveals - Correct Answer
normal results on a lot of the tests
Common GI illnesses seen in primary care that present
with RUQ pain include all of the
following except - Correct Answer ulcerative colitis
All of the following are true statements for the
management of diverticulosis/diverticulitis
except - Correct Answer should get abx
A patient presents with nausea, headache and clay-
colored stools. Hepatitis B panel shows:
HBsAg positive, AntiHBc positive, AntiHBs positive
(SHOULD BE NEGATIVE), antiHBc IgM
positive. You interpret this as - Correct Answer acutely
infected
A HIDA scan is useful to - Correct Answer DX
cholecystitis using radiographic isotopes to view liver, bile
duct,
gall bladder and small intestine
A 43 year old woman presents with recurrent abdominal
cramping and pain associated with
diarrhea that occurs from four to seven times per day. This
has happened in the past. The stools
