pharm chap 40 GI

the --- prevents the stomach contents form moving backwards into the esophagus and condition known as ----

gastric juice is the most ---in the body and has a pH of ----

caffeinated beverages and smoking are risk factors to assess for in the development of what condition

the gram negative bacterium H pylori is the primary cause of what type of ucler development

the development of GERD is often associated with what medical condition

the drug of choice in the H2 receptor antagonists, rantidine (zantac) is perferable to the use of cimetine (tagament) for what reason

Mrs. Johnson has been using over the counter proton pump inhibitors for the relief of gastric upset. the nurse should teach her that appropriate administration is to:

in the treatment of H pylori the nurse must reconginze that the use of two or more antibiotics is essential for what reason

in addition to the use of multiple antibiotics what compound may be added to the treatment of H pylori

peptic ulcer disease is commonly treated with inexpensive therapy medications called

the nurse must be aware of what natural therapy that many people use to induce a sense of calm, but which in reality could make esophageal reflux more pronounced

what natural therapy should the nurse encourage patients to use to strengthen the upper GI tract

an ulcer is and---of the ----layer of the GI tract ---is the most common site

external risk factors associated with -- include drugs such as ---, ---, and----

crohns disease is

zollinger - ellison syndrome is cause by

during an assessment the nurse should recognize which characteristic symptom as most indicative of a duodenal ulcer

the patient has a history of gastic ulcers which symptom would indicate a reoccurance

IBD includes which two illnesses

interventions for a care plan of a patient with PUD

which class of drugs reduces acid secretion in the stomach by binding irreversiblily to an enzyme on the parietal cells

the two major drugs classes used to effectively treat nausea due to motion sickenss are--- and ---

constipation is characterized by

the eitology of constipation may be related to

bulk forming agents work by

stool softners work by...

stimulant laxatives work by

osomotic laxatives work by

mineral oil works by

patient education on laxatives include

a nursing assessment of a client on laxative therapy should include all of the following

name of bulk forming laxative

the nurse is caring for a patient preparing for a colonscopy she should be prepared to give what

what is one of the major precipitating factors in the develop of IBS

ms smith has had intractable diarrhea for two weeks. The nurse would expect to administer what

with prolonged episode of vomiting the patient could be at risk for the development of what problem

when treating a nauseated patient with antiemetics,it is essential that the nurse to understand

what dietary information is it helpful to record when treating diarrhea in children

mrs. james has been given a drug for treatment of nausea and vomiting. she is now complaining of dry mouth, constipation, and rapid heart rate. what drug would cause these side effects

in giving vistaril the nurse must be careful to deliver what type of injection

mr. howard has been diagnosed with constipation after surgery. what drug shoud the nurse have prepared to administer?

Mr. Howard should be urged to take diphenhydrinate (Dramamine) how long before he plans to board a fishing boat for an overnite trip