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74 Test task Choose one correct answer: 1. A potential problem for a patient with gastric ulcer is 1) heartburn 3) constipation 2) belching sour 4) gastric bleeding 2. Exacerbation of chronic pancreatitis occurs with pain 1) in the right hypochondrium, radiating into the scapula 2) cramping in the parotid region 3) aching, intense, spilled character 4) shingles 3. Pain syndrome with inflammation of the gallbladder is characterized by 1) aching pain in the right hypochondrium 2) shingles 3) constant aching pain in the epigastric region 4) constant aching pain in the left hypochondrium, increasing after a meal 4. The development of cholelithiasis contributes to 1) taking medication 3) improper unbalanced nutrition 2) age younger than 40 years 4) male gender 5. Pain syndrome in duodenal ulcer disease is characterized by 1) «hunger pains» in the epigastrium 2) aching pains in the right hypochondrium 3) aching epigastric pain immediately after eating 4) cramping pain in the parotid region 6. Dependent nursing intervention for gastric bleeding is 1) introduction of hemostatic agents 2) an ice bubble on the epigastric region 3) provide mental and physical peace 4) introduction of antitussive agents 7. The nursing diagnosis in a patient with gastrointestinal bleeding is not 1) black tar-like frequent stool 3) anemia 2) pallor of the skin 4) vomiting «coffee grounds» 8. the psychological problem of a patient with stomach cancer is 1) weight loss 3) vomiting 2) abdominal pain 4) fear of death 9. A potential problem for a patient with cirrhosis of the liver is 1) the weakness of 3) itchy skin 2) jaundice 4) esophageal bleeding 10. The priority problem of the patient with exacerbation of chronic cholecystitis is 1) the weakness of 3) temperature rise 2) pain in the right hypochondrium 4) nausea