Upper GI
Ulcers & Gastritis
Acute Abdomen & Emergencies
Lower GI
Obstruction, Hernias & Surgery
Hepatic & Biliary
100

Electrolyte imbalance expected with persistent vomiting.

What is hypokalemia and hyponatremia?

100

Ulcer pain relieved by food.

What is duodenal ulcer?

100

Rigid, board-like abdomen indicates this condition.

What is peritonitis?

100

Priority intervention for dehydration with diarrhea.

What is start IV fluids?

100

Acid-base imbalance in small bowel obstruction.

What is metabolic alkalosis?

100

Hepatitis transmitted fecal–oral route.

What is Hepatitis A?

200

Medication that increases gastric emptying.

What is metoclopramide (Reglan)?

200

Purpose of HCl suppression.

What is prevent bleeding and perforation?

200

Pain with right leg extension = this sign.

What is psoas sign?

200

Most important teaching for gastroenteritis.

What is handwashing with soap and water?

200

Hallmark of large bowel obstruction.

What is abdominal distention?

200

Hepatitis transmitted via blood/body fluids.

What is Hepatitis B?

300

Serious side effect of Reglan.

What is tardive dyskinesia?

300

Medication that coats ulcer.

What is sucralfate (Carafate)?

300

Suspected perforated bowel—first nursing action.

What is keep NPO and start IV fluids?

300

Most effective independent intervention for constipation.

What is juice (prune)?

300

Non-reducible hernia action.

What is keep NPO and notify surgeon?

300

Key complication causing confusion in cirrhosis

What is hepatic encephalopathy?

400

Priority nursing intervention for vomiting.

What is elevate HOB and maintain airway?

400

Suspected acute gastritis after alcohol binge, what is your first action.

What is keep NPO and start IV PPI?

400

Appendicitis patient worsening—distention, vomiting.

What is notify provider immediately?

400

Key constipation assessment.

What is last bowel movement and medications?

400

Post-op hernia care to reduce swelling.

What is scrotal support with ice?

400

A client with esophageal varices is at highest risk for which life-threatening complication?

What is hemorrhage.

500

Patient dizzy, thirsty after 24 hrs vomiting, what is your priority action?

What is continue IV fluids and monitor hydration?

500

Rigid abdomen + sudden pain in ulcer patient indicates this.

What is perforation?

500

GI bleed priorities.

What are airway, breathing, circulation?

500

Diverticulosis vs diverticulitis difference.

What is diverticulosis = no symptoms, diverticulitis = inflammation/infection?

500

Bowel obstruction priorities.

What are NPO, NG tube, IV fluids?

500

Cirrhosis patient with confusion + ascites—treatment.?

What is lactulose?

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