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Exam 30: Promoting Bowel Elimination
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Question 21
Multiple Choice
The nurse instructs the patient who has had an ileostomy to modify the diet to include: (Select all that apply.)
Question 22
Multiple Choice
A nurse is monitoring bowel elimination of a patient who has a history of constipation. The nurse implements measures to assist with bowel elimination if the patient has not had a bowel movement within how many days?
Question 23
Multiple Choice
The nurse reminds the patient that digestion of food is a complex process with much of the food breaking down in intestines. The small intestine functions to:
Question 24
Multiple Choice
A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a patient who will begin a bowel training program. An intervention this program does not include is:
Question 25
Multiple Choice
A nurse has performed abdominal assessments on four patients. After reviewing the findings, the nurse is least concerned about problems with bowel elimination for the patient with abdomen _____ bowel sounds in all four quadrants.
Question 26
Multiple Choice
The nurse caring for a patient who had a colostomy 2 days ago assesses slight bleeding around the stoma when the area is cleansed, colostomy bag filled with gas, pale stoma, and a reddened area under the adhesive of the appliance. The assessment that should be reported immediately is the assessment pertaining to the:
Question 27
Multiple Choice
The patient with the new colostomy is concerned about how to control diarrhea of the effluent. The nurse suggests that diarrhea can be controlled by the intake of:
Question 28
Multiple Choice
The nurse is caring for an anxious patient who is scheduled for surgery for colostomy placement. While the nurse is talking to the patient, the patient states, "I am so scared." The nurse's most supportive response would be: