University:
Texas Lutheran University
Course:
NURS 624 | Nursing Research II
Academic year:

2023
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461

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2
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DelaCar

Module (3) Student name: Objectives: Module (3) Group No: *To help students improve their test taking abilities and increase their clinical knowledge *To help measuring the acquired knowledge related to Gallbladder disease Multiple Choice Questions *Read each question carefully and circle the best answer 1-What is the most sign is associated with acute cholecystitis? a. Right lower quadrant pain with rebound tenderness *b. Positive Murphy's Sign c. Epigastric pain that radiates to the left scapula d. Decreased body temperature e. Decreased heart rate 2-What is the meaning of the patient has a positive Murphy's Sign? *a. The patient stops breathing in when the examiner palpates under the ribs on the right upper side of the abdomen at the midclavicular line. b. The patient stops breathing out when the examiner palpates under the ribs on the right upper side of the abdomen at the midclavicular line. c. The patient verbalizes pain when the lower right quadrant is palpated. d. The patient reports pain when pressure is applied to the right lower quadrant but then reports an increase in pain intensity when the pressure is released. e. The patient verbalizes pain when the lower left quadrant is palpated 3-What is the correct risk factor for cholelithiasis? a. Being male b. Young age *c. Being female d. Non fertile female e. Non diabetic patient 4-Which of the following guidelines is most important to prevent cholecystitis? a. Eat a low-protein diet. *b. Eat a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet. ✓ c. Limit exercise to 10 minutes a day. d. Keep weight proportional to height. e. Eat a high-fat, low-cholesterol diet 5-Which of the following gallbladder stone can't be dissolved and must be removed surgically? *a. Pigment stones b. Cholesterol stones c. Uric acid stones d. Calcium stones e. Phosphate stones 6-What meal options below are best for patient has recovered from cholecystitis? *a. Baked chicken with steamed carrots and rice b. Broccoli and cheese casserole with gravy and mashed potatoes c. Cheeseburger with fries d. Fried chicken with a baked potato e. Fried chicken with broccoli and cheese casserole 7-What is the most common cause of pigment stones? a. Decreased bile acid synthesis b. Increased cholesterol synthesis c. Decreased load of bilirubin d. Elevated Alkaline phosphatase level *e. Increased load of bilirubin 8-What are the characteristics of biliary colic? a. Upper right abdominal pain that radiate to the back and right shoulder b. Upper abdominal pain that radiate to the back and left shoulder c. Abdominal pain with nausea and vomiting *d. Upper right abdominal pain that radiate to the back and right shoulder associated with nausea and vomiting e. Upper left abdominal pain that radiate to the back and right shoulder 9-Where the t-tube is located in the body post a cholecystectomy? a. Cystic duct b. Common hepatic duct *c. Common bile duct d. Pancreatic duct e. hepatic duct 10-Which of the following nursing care take the highest priority on assisting the patient following an incisional cholecystectomy? a. Choose low-fat foods from the menu. b. Perform leg exercises hourly while awake c. Ambulate the evening of the operative day. *d. Turn, cough, and deep breath every 2 hours. e.Choose low-carbohydrate foods from the menu

Module 3 Test: Gallbladder Disease

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