Gastrointestinal Tic-Tac-Toe
Review the medication, nursing implications, and client outcomes of gastrointestinal management.
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Topics of this game:
- Antacids cause pain reducing effects by:
- Antacids may interfere with the absorption of other medications.
- Anticholinergics used as antispasmodics are contraindicated in which of the following clients:
- Sucking on hard candy may relieve dry mouth caused by antispasmodic medications.
- The nurse should teach the home care client that antispasmodic medications can cause:
- Constipation is caused by:
- Bulk laxatives can cause constipation.
- The safest laxative for the client to use is:
- Stool softeners cause physical dependency.
- Causes of diarrhea may include:
- Lomotil and Imodium are chemically related to the narcotic meperidine.
- The most commonly used emetic is:
- H2 receptor antagonists are used for which of the following:
- The nurse should assess intake and output for the client experiencing diarrhea.
- The client taking laxatives should drink at least ________ glasses of water daily.
- The nurse may administer a laxative to the client experiencing abdominal pain after an abdominal assessment is performed.
- Antacids should be administered:
- A rectal suppository should be inserted:
- A nursing diagnosis for the client experiencing diarrhea may include:
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