Werkblad Medisch-chirurgisch: maag-darmstelsel, perioperatief en oncologie met antwoorden
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1.Makkelijk
Which is a main benefit of early mobilisation after surgery?
ALess need to check the wound at all
BFaster absorption of the anaesthetic gas
CIt prevents all postoperative pain
DLower risk of chest infection and blood clots
2.Makkelijk
What is dumping syndrome after gastric surgery?
ASlow emptying of the stomach causing food to stay for days
BRapid passage of food from the stomach into the small bowel
CLeakage of bile from the liver into the abdominal cavity
DReflux of bowel contents back into the oesophagus
3.Makkelijk
Which adverse effects are linked with NSAIDs such as ibuprofen?
AWeight gain and high potassium only
BHair loss and low white cell count
CStomach bleeding and kidney injury
DConstipation and pinpoint pupils
4.Gemiddeld
Which is a recognised cause of anaphylaxis during surgery?
ASterile normal saline
BA warmed blanket
CThe patient's own blood from cell salvage
DChlorhexidine skin preparation
5.Gemiddeld
Which measure helps reduce the risk of delirium in an older surgical patient?
AMoving them to a new bed space each night to reduce boredom
BKeeping the room dark during the day
CMaking sure they have their glasses and hearing aids
DGiving a sleeping tablet every night
6.Gemiddeld
A patient is starting regular oral morphine. Which bowel advice is most appropriate?
AStart a regular laxative at the same time
BWait until there has been no stool for a week
CStop eating fibre completely
DTake a bulk-forming laxative only with very little water
7.Moeilijk
A patient with a severe flare of ulcerative colitis develops abdominal distension, fever and tachycardia, and the stool frequency has dropped. What should the nurse suspect?
AThe flare is getting better
BSimple constipation from low intake
CToxic megacolon
DHaemorrhoids caused by diarrhoea
8.Moeilijk
A patient on immunotherapy for melanoma has six watery stools a day and abdominal cramps. What should the nurse do?
AGive loperamide and review next week
BReassure that diarrhoea is normal and harmless
CAdvise eating more fibre and fruit to firm up the stools
DEscalate urgently, as immune-related colitis is likely
Antwoordenblad
1. D · Lower risk of chest infection and blood clots
2. B · Rapid passage of food from the stomach into the small bowel
3. C · Stomach bleeding and kidney injury
4. D · Chlorhexidine skin preparation
5. C · Making sure they have their glasses and hearing aids
6. A · Start a regular laxative at the same time
7. C · Toxic megacolon
8. D · Escalate urgently, as immune-related colitis is likely
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