Upper GI
Upper GI
Mixed
Oncology
Oncology
100

What are the 4 common UPPER GI medications?

Antacids

Proton Pump Inhibitors

Mucosal Barriers

H2 Blockers (Histamine Receptor Antagonists)

100

What is the most accurate method to diagnose GERD?

pH monitoring examination 


States this in textbook!!

100
What type of medications should we avoid with Upper GI problems? 



NSAIDS - they relax lower esophageal sphincter = bad

100

What is the staging for cancer?

TNM Classification

T = tumor size

N = lymph node involvement

M = presence of metastasis  

100

What results from large number of cancer cells being destroyed rapidly?

The contents of cells are released into the bloodstream, can be treated with hydration and we want to monitor serum electrolytes. 

Tumor Lysis Syndrome 

200

What is the medication used in conjunction with antibiotics to treat H. Pylori?

H2 blockers

200

What is the most common side effect of gastritis?

Rapid onset of epigastric pain or discomfort 

200

What position beside elevating HOB for GERD should a person lay in?

Right side lying position - promote gas exchange and swallow frequency 

200

What does cancer grading do?

classifies cellular aspects of a tumor

200

Give an example of a special needs for a cancer patient.

Palliative care vs. Hospice Care

Pain management 

Cultural/Spiritual concerns

Ethical/Moral considerations 

300

What medication class is used in the prevention of stress ulcers?

Proton Pump Inhibitors

300

Which peptic ulcer has delayed stomach emptying and pain is increased with food?

Gastric

300

Name on example of management of cancer.

surgery

radiation

chemotherapy

immunotherapy/targeted therapy

photodynamic therapy

hormonal therapy

300

what does staging of cancer represent?

classifies clinical aspects of cancer 

300

Give an example of an oncologic emergency.

Sepsis and Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation

Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone

Spinal Cord Compression

Hypercalcemia

Superior Vena Cava Syndrome

Tumor Lysis Syndrome 

400

What are the 2 types of Hiatal Hernias?

Sliding

Rolling

400

Which peptic ulcer has increased stomach emptying and pain decreases with food?

Duodenal 

400

What are the 2 forms of radiation?

External Beam (teletherapy)

Internal Devices (brachytherapy)

400

What is a metabolic emergency that can lead to death?

Tumors secrete parathyroid hormone (causes bone to release calcium), bone metastasis can promote bone breakdown, dehydration worsens this condition, and is treated with IV hydration?

Hypercalcemia 

400

Give an example of an impact of cancer has on an individual.

impaired immunity and clotting

altered GI function

altered peripheral nerve function

motor and sensory deficits

pain

altered respiratory and cardiac function 

500

What does stomatitis stand for?

Inflammation of the oral cavity 

500

Is it safe/ok to use Listerine on a patient that has stomatitis?

NO

500

What is it called when a tumor enters spinal column or vertebrae collapse from tumor degradation?

Spinal Cord Compression 

500

What is/causes tumor compression or clots in vessel that lead to congestion of blood?

This is painful and life threatening, associated with late-stage disease and symptoms are more pronounced with supine position.

Superior Vena Cava Syndrome 

500

What is the mnemonic for warning signs of cancer?

CAUTION

C- change in bowel or bladder habits

A - a sore that does not heal

U - unusual bleeding or discharge

T - thickening or lump in breast or elsewhere

I - indigestion or dysphagia

O - obvious change in wart or mole

N - nagging cough or hoarseness 

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