1. Symptoms associated with pyloric obstruction include all of the following except:

2. Nursing interventions associated with peptic ulcers include:

3. A characteristic associated with peptic ulcer pain is a:

4. Morbid obesity is a term applied to people who are more than:

5. To promote fluid balance when treating gastritis, the nurse knows that the minimal daily intake of fluids should be:

6. The average weight loss after bariatric surgery is about what percent of previous body weight?

7. Pyloric (gastric outlet) obstruction can occur when the area distal to the pyloric sphincter becomes stenosed by:

8. A frequently prescribed proton pump inhibitor of gastric acid is:

9. Pulmonary complications frequently follow upper abdominal incisions, because:

10. The most common complication of peptic ulcer disease that occurs in 10% to 20% of patients is:

11. The percentage of patients with peptic ulcers who experience bleeding is:

12. The best time to administer an antacid is:

13. A symptom that distinguishes a chronic gastric ulcer from a chronic duodenal ulcer is the:

14. A Billroth I procedure is a surgical approach to ulcer management whereby:

15. Peptic ulcers occur with the most frequency in those between the ages of:

16. The most common site for peptic ulcer formation is the:

17. Teaching points to help a patient with total gastric resection avoid the dumping syndrome include all of the following except:

18. If peptic ulcer hemorrhage was suspected, an immediate nursing action would be to:

19. Acute gastritis is often caused by: