Hepatitis
Cirrhosis
Pancreatitis
Pancreatic Cancer
Gallbladder
100

This type of hepatitis is most commonly spread through contaminated food and water 

what is Hepatitis A

100

This is the most common cause of ascites inpatients with cirrhosis

Portal hypertension

100

The hallmark symptom of acute pancreatitis is this type of pain

severe epigastric pain radiation to the back
100

This painless symptom is often an early sign of pancreatic cancer 

Jaundice

100

This is the most common treatment for symptomatic gallstones

Cholecystectomy

200

This lab test is most elevated in liver inflammation and is used to assess hepatitis severity

what is AST and ALT

200

Early cirrhosis symptoms: patients often report this GI complaint along with nausea and flatulence

anorexia or dyspepsia

200

These two enzymes are elevated in pancreatitis 

Amylase and lipase

200

This tumor marker is commonly elevated in pancreatic cancer

CA 19-9

200

Patients with gallbladder disease often report intolerance to this type of food

fatty foods

300

This form of hepatitis has the highest rate of becoming chronic (75-85%)

what is Hepatitis C

300
This dilated veins are a life-threatening complication of cirrhosis and can bleed

esophageal varices

300
This priority nursing intervention is initiated first in acute pancreatitis to rest the pancreas

NPO status

300

This surgical procedure removed part of the pancreas, duodenum, and bile duct

Whipple procedure

300

This diagnostic test is first-line for gallstones

Ultrasound

400

Patients with acute hepatitis are taught to avoid this substance to prevent further liver damage

Alcohol

400

This neurologic complication results from ammonia buildup and causes confusion

Hepatic encephalopathy

400

Thes two physical signs (bruising) indicate severe pancreatitis

Cullen's signs and Grey-Turner's sign
400

This prognosis for pancreatic cancer is poor, with this approximate 5-year survival rate

less than 5%

400

This stool characteristic is seen with biliary obstruction

Clay-colored stool

500

This phase of hepatitis includes symptoms like jaundice, dark urine, and fatigue.

Icteric phase

500

This lab value is prolonged in cirrhosis due to impaired clotting factor production

Prothrombin time (PTT)

500
This electrolyte imbalance (low levels) can occur and lead to tetany in pancreatitis

Hypocalcemia

500

Tumors in this part of the pancreas often remain silent until late stages

The body or tail

500

This priority nursing intervention is used if the patient has severe vomiting 

NG tube placement