Digestive System NCLEX TOPIC
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Topics of this game:
- Which of the following is an accessory organ in the digestive system?
- Infants have reduced secretion of enzymes from the liver and pancreas. What occurs as a result?
- How do triglycerides enter the blood stream?
- True or False: Mechanical digestion is the first phase of digestion.
- What is the main purpose of rugae (folds of mucosa and submucosa in the stomach)?
- Where in the digestive tract are most nutrients absorbed?
- True or False: The large intestine is where most of the fat our body consumes is digested.
- What disorder common among older people is caused by decreased stomach motility, less gastric secretion, and slower gastric emptying time?
- Which nursing diagnosis is most appropriate for a client experiencing cholecystitis?
- What enzyme is secreted by the gastric mucosa?
- Prior to a barium swallow, what action would be appropriate by the client?
- How would you respond to a patient who complains that their stomach is bloated after a laparoscopy.
- What should you do to ensure your patient did not retain any barium after a barium swallow?
- True or false: Reviewing oral hygiene is part of an assessment of the GI system?
- Hypoactive bowel sounds are heard
- Which finding upon assessment would pose the need for further investigation?
- Gastrin causes
- You assess the abdomen in which sequence?
- Taking Iron supplements can turn stool
- During a colonoscopy the client had to have a polyp removed. What should you include as discharge instructions?
- A client in the ER has reported frequent vomiting. This would put the client at risk for
- A client is at risk for ____ when a portion of the small intestine is removed
- Diverticulosis is
- Irritable bowel syndrome is most commonly characterized by
- What is a common assessment finding when a colostomy is performed earlier that day?
- Common uses of antacids include which of the following?
- True or False: The medulla of the brain has an area called the "vomiting center"
- Used to irrigate and empty the stomach rapidly after ingesting a poison.
- Overstretching the stomach, chemical irritants (alcohol or toxins), and pain or fear are all stimuli that result in
- _____ is responsible for giving feces its brown color.
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