Scheda di esercizi di Area medico-chirurgica: gastrointestinale, perioperatoria e oncologica con soluzioni

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1.Facile

Which drug is commonly used to prevent or treat postoperative nausea and vomiting?

  1. AFurosemide
  2. BAmlodipine
  3. COndansetron
  4. DAtorvastatin
2.Facile

Which measure helps prevent burn scar contractures?

  1. AKeeping the joint bent in the most comfortable position
  2. BPositioning, splinting and regular stretching exercises
  3. CApplying ice packs to the scar every day
  4. DAvoiding all movement until the wound has healed
3.Facile

Which finding is typical of a perforated peptic ulcer?

  1. ASlow onset of mild pain relieved fully by eating
  2. BPainless bright red bleeding from the rectum over several days
  3. CA soft, non-tender abdomen with loud, frequent bowel sounds
  4. DSudden severe abdominal pain with a rigid, board-like abdomen
4.Media

Perché le compresse a rilascio modificato o gastroresistenti possono non funzionare bene in un paziente con ileostomia?

  1. AI pazienti con ileostomia non possono assumere alcun farmaco per via orale
  2. BGli enzimi dell'ileostomia distruggono ogni tipo di farmaco orale
  3. CIl transito rapido fa sì che possano passare prima di rilasciare il farmaco
  4. DLa stomia assorbe il farmaco troppo rapidamente nel sangue
5.Media

Which advice is appropriate for a patient with a very low platelet count?

  1. AUse a soft toothbrush and an electric razor
  2. BUse a razor blade for shaving every day
  3. CTake aspirin regularly for headaches
  4. DFloss hard every day to prevent gum disease
6.Media

After a percutaneous liver biopsy, how is the patient usually positioned at first?

  1. AProne, with the head lower than the feet
  2. BSitting upright, with the legs over the edge of the bed
  3. COn the left side, to drain the liver
  4. DOn the right side, to press on the puncture site
7.Difficile

An older patient on regular opioids has small amounts of liquid stool leaking all day, but has not had a formed bowel movement for 6 days. What is the most likely cause?

  1. AAcute infective gastroenteritis
  2. BFaecal impaction with overflow
  3. CA flare of ulcerative colitis
  4. DNormal stool pattern on opioids
8.Difficile

A 76-year-old with a past peptic ulcer needs long-term anti-inflammatory treatment for arthritis. Which plan best reduces GI bleeding risk?

  1. ATake the NSAID with a glass of milk instead of food
  2. BUse the highest NSAID dose to shorten the course
  3. CCombine two different NSAIDs at lower doses
  4. DConsider an alternative; if an NSAID is needed, add a PPI

Soluzioni

  1. 1. C · Ondansetron
  2. 2. B · Positioning, splinting and regular stretching exercises
  3. 3. D · Sudden severe abdominal pain with a rigid, board-like abdomen
  4. 4. C · Il transito rapido fa sì che possano passare prima di rilasciare il farmaco
  5. 5. A · Use a soft toothbrush and an electric razor
  6. 6. D · On the right side, to press on the puncture site
  7. 7. B · Faecal impaction with overflow
  8. 8. D · Consider an alternative; if an NSAID is needed, add a PPI

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