GI & Hepatobiliary
100

These two hepatitis types are transmitted by the fecal-oral route.

Hepatitis A (HAV) and hepatitis E (HEV)

200

This history factor increases the risk for acute pancreatitis.

 Alcoholism

300

A client with cholelithiasis should decrease this dietary component to reduce pain.

Fat consumption

400

This medication reduces the cholesterol content of gallstones and leads to gradual dissolution.

Chenodiol

500

This complication should be included in teaching for a client with Crohn disease who is nonadherent to treatment.

Bowel perforation