WorksheetsWeek 6 Group 1 Module 2 Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 50mins
Which condition is NOT a known cause of cirrhosis?
Obesity
Alcohol consumption
Blockage of the bile duct
Hepatitis C
All are known causes of cirrhosis
A patient with late-stage cirrhosis develops portal hypertension. Which of the following options below are complications that can develop from this condition? Select all that apply:
Increase albumin levels
Ascites
Splenomegaly
Fluid volume deficient
Esophageal varices
You are receiving shift report on a patient with cirrhosis. The nurse tells you the patient’s bilirubin levels are very high. Based on this, what assessment findings may you expect to find during your head-to-toe assessment? Select all that apply:
Frothy light-colored urine
Dark brown urine
Yellowing of the sclera
Dark brown stool
Jaundice of the skin
A 45 year old male has cirrhosis. The patient reports concern about the development of enlarged breast tissue. You explain to the patient that this is happening because?
The liver cells are removing too much estrogen from the body which causes the testicles to produce excessive amounts of estrogen, and this leads to gynecomastia.
The liver is producing too much estrogen due to the damage to the liver cells, which causes the level to increase in the body, and this leads to gynecomastia.
The liver cells are failing to recycle estrogen into testosterone, which leads to gynecomastia.
The liver cells are failing to remove the hormone estrogen properly from the body, which causes the level to increase in the body, and this leads to gynecomastia.
It reside in the liver and help remove bacteria, debris, and old red blood cells?
Hepatocytes
Langerhan cells
Enterocytes
Kupffer cells
Which of the following is NOT a role of the liver?
Removing hormones from the body
Producing bile
Absorbing water
Producing albumin
Removing toxins
You are taking care of a patient with liver cirrhosis, he has hypertension and edema. Upon further assessment you found out that his serum electrolytes show K+ - 3.0meq/L and N+ 130meq/L. Which of the following medication is prescribed for his edema?
Amlodipine
Spinorolactone
Furosemide
Kalium durule
NaCL
You are taking care of the patient with hypertension due to liver cirrhosis. Which of the following nursing intervention should you do prior to giving Amlodipine 10mg PO to the patient?
instruct the patient to eat before taking the medication
check the patients blood pressure
advice the patient to drink alot of water with the medication
instruct the patient to put the medication under the tongue for faster absorption
instruct the client to avoid standing up after the medication
Which of the following assessment will warrant you to inform the physician for signs of bleeding with a patient with liver cirrhosis?
presence of ascites
increase in blood pressure
presence of bruising
yellowish discoloration of the sclera
disorientation
You are taking care of JD with liver cirrhosis. Which of hte following is the reason why the patient is experiencing fatigue?
failure to metabolize aldosterone
failure to metabolize bilirubin
failure to metabolize estrogen
Unable to aid in the maturity of RBC
loss of appetite
Which of the following is NOT considered as a precipitating factor for Liver cirrhosis? SELECT all that apply
Alcoholic drinking
Smoking
Male
Age
Race
You are taking care of patient Yuni who is diagnosed with liver cirrhosis. Which of the following laboratory results would you expect?
ECG showing PVC
C-Xray showing atelectasis
CBC showing low platelet
USD of WA showing no abnormalities
UA showing + glucose
Which of the following is a symptom that indicate for hepatic encephalopathy?
difficulty in breathing
increased abdominal girth
hematemesis
confusion
spider angioma
Which of the following nursing interventions are done in monitoring patient with ascites? Select all that apply
Measure I and O
Measure abdominal Girth
Weight patient daily
Assess for mental status
Monitor RR
Which of the following types of hepatitis are blood borne? Select all that apply
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C
Hepatitis D
Hepatitis E
Which of the following types of hepatitis are transmitted through fecal oral route? Select all that apply
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C
Hepatitis D
Hepatitis E
What is the most common type of cirrhosis?
Alcoholic cirrhosis
Post necrotic cirrhosis
Biliary cirrhosis
All of them are common
What is the confirmatory test for liver cirrhosis?
Liver biopsy
MRI
CT scan
Physical examination
USD
What diet was patient JD given?
LSLF
DAT
NPO
DD
BRAT
What was the reason why patient JD's IVF of PNSS 1L shifted to heplock?
to prevent infection
to prevent possible fluid volume deficit
to prevent possible fluid volume excess
to facilitate better medication administration
for financial reasons
What was given to patient JD post paracentesis to prevent bleeding?
Vitamin K
Platelet transfusion
Clopidogrel
Furosemide
Heparin
It is a blood test ordered to determine if someone is infected with the hepatitis B virus.
HBsAg
Hba1c
RTPCR
ABG
CBC
It is a procedure done to remove fluid from the abdominal cavity.
Paracentesis
Thoracentesis
Choledoculithiasis
Hemodialysis
Thoracotomy
The bile path follows the bile canaliculi then to the ductules where it is divided into Left and right hepatic ducts then merge to the?
common hepatic duct
cystic duct
common bile duct
pancreatic duct
ampulla of vater
Which of the following are important functions of the liver? SELECT all that apply
Bile production and excretion
Metabolism
of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates
Blood detoxification and purification
Storage of glycogen, vitamins, and minerals
Enzyme activation
