HESI LPN · HESI LPN Pediatrics · LPN Pediatric GI Disorders Test Bank Questions
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Plain radiographs may demonstrate the following findings in acute appendicitis EXCEPT
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Correct Answer: scoliosis from psoas muscle spasm
All of the following are true about cyclic vomiting EXCEPT
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Correct Answer: it is associated with nystagmus
The nurse is caring for an infant with biliary atresia. The parents ask why the child is receiving cholestyramine. Select the nurse's best response.
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Correct Answer: To relieve your child's itching (pruritus).
The patient in Question 40 is carefully evaluated. All electrolytes are normal, a plain abdominal x-ray (KUB) reveals multiple air fluid levels, but the barium small bowel follow-through is negative for an anatomic site of obstruction. The most likely etiology of the patient's distention and vomiting is
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Correct Answer: intestinal pseudo-obstruction
A premature infant was demonstrated to have intestinal malrotation. After surgical repair, she experienced repeated episodes of emesis and abdominal distention. The differential diagnosis should include all of the following EXCEPT
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Correct Answer: cystic fibrosis
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