Sliding hernia - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NR 507 Final Exam – With Questions & 100% Accurate Answers NR 507 Final Exam – With Questions & 100% Accurate Answers Warning signs of GERD (5) - ANSWER - heartburn while eating & worse when laying down, dysphagia, sensation of lump in your throat, abdominal/chest pain, regurgitation GERD symptoms over the age of 50 (6) - ANSWER - dysphagia, odynophagia, N/V, weight loss, melena, early satiety Symptoms of hiatal hernia - ANSWER - Typically asymptomatic Treatment of sliding hiata...

GERD that is resistent to medical treatment - Need to have sliding hiatal hernia at top of ddx Charcots triad associated with? Tx? - Ascending cholangitis Treat with Zosyn as it will cover all possible organisms Alcoholic Ketoacidosis - Large anion gap ( Na - (Cl + bicarb)) Normal glucose Will have intractable vomitting and abd pai

CSFA STUDY QUESTIONS & ANSWERS. GRADED A+. VERIFIED/ A CHOLESTEATOMA IS A BENIGN TUMOR THAT DEVELOPS IN THE: A. MASTOID BONE B. MAXILLARY SINUS C. EUSTACHIAN TUBE D. SELLA TURCIA - -MASTOID BONE A COMMON AUTOOLOGOUS DONOR SITE FOR A FREE FLAP GRAFT FRO REPLACING THE JAW BONE IS THE: A. FIBULA B. TIBIA C. ILIAC D. RIB - -A. FIBULA A HERNIA THROUGH WHICH BOWEL OR OMENTUM EXTENDS AND CANNOT BE RETURNED TO IT'S NORMAL POSITION THROUGH MANIPULATION IS REFERRED TO A: A. INCARCERATED ...

Osteoporosis "porous bone" - Answer-What is most common degenerative bone disease that causes porosity of the bone? Lack of estrogen, lack of weight bearing exercise, diet - Answer-What are the most common risk factors of osteoporosis Osteopenia - Answer-Thinning of trabecular matrix (occurs before osteoporosis) False - Answer-Weight-bearing exercises are beneficial for osteoarthritis patients Bone formation at margin of cartilage loss - Answer-What is Osteophytic Inflammation -...

NU 308 Exam 2 Study Guide Solutions Describe GERD - Ans:-GERD (Gastroesophagael Reflux Disease) This is when acid (hyrdochloride acid) from the stomach creeps into the esophagus Who is at increased risk for GERD - Ans:-Obese people What are some other conditions associated with GERD - Ans:-Barret's Esophagus Esophagitis How do we diagnose GERD - Ans:-Endoscopy Describe ways to manage GERD - Ans:-Avoid eating and drinking at least two hours before bed Do not lay completely supine (head...

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Lifestyle changes for GERD correct answers Eat 4 to 6 small meals a day. Limit/eliminate fatty foods, coffee, tea, cola, chocolate. Reduce spicy foods Limit alcohol/tobacco Do not eat/snack 2 to 3 hours before bed Post op care for pt having Stretta Procedure (hernia repair) correct answers Remain on clear liquids for 24 hours Post op day 2: consume soft diet Avoid NSAIDS/Aspirin for 10 days Use proton pump inhibitors (protonix), use liquid meds No NG tubes for at least 1 month Key ...

GI Test Questions And Answers Latest Top Score. Sandra, a 45 year old female, comes to the ER complaining of severe abdominal cramping and loose watery stools over the last 48 hours. What is Sandra most at risk for based on these symptoms? A. Low blood glucose B. Dehydration C. Osteoporosis D. Urinary tract infection - correct answer. B. Dehydration What does the nurse know to be true about infectious diarrhea caused by C. diff? A. Alcohol-based hand cleaners are ine...

GERD correct answer: Reflux of gastric contents into the lower portion the esophagus Causes irritation, scar tissue formation, and can lead to strictures Amount of damage depends on the amount of gastric reflux and the ability of the esophagus to clear the acid GERD: Causes correct answer: Decreased LES Medications (CCBs, nitrates, BBs, morphine) Nicotine Food (alcohol, tea, chocolate, caffeine) Delayed gastric emptying Decrease esophageal clearance Risk factors: obesity and ...

CCEP 9Q study guideEsophagitis presentation - correct answer inflammation of the esophageal wall as a consequence of abnormal gastroesopheal reflux of HCL What is the etiology of esophagitis? - correct answer Incompetence of the lower esophageal sphincter and loss of protective mucus layer What is the conservative treatment for esophagitis? - correct answer avoid strong acid stimulators, alcohol, coffee, fats and chocolate What is the presentation of hiatal hernia? - correct answer prot...