â— Expected lab findings in pancreatitis â— Location of the
â— Expected lab findings in pancreatitis â— Location of the appendix- related to appendicitis â— Hepatitis B activity level- â— Location of pain for diverticular disease- â— Manifestations of hepatitis- â— Fecal occult blood testing: patient education prior to testing â— Nursing priority after EGD- â— Positioning for paracentesis- â— Diet for viral hepatitis- â— Manifestations of cirrhosis- â— Causes of acute pancreatitis- â— Creating a care plan for the client with cirrhosis – â— Expected findings in advanced cirrhosis- â— Adverse effects of orlistat- â— Clinical manifestations of peritonitis- â— Priority setting for client with pancreatitis- â— Examples of clear liquids- â— What does lactulose do?- â— Expected findings after administration of spironolactone- â— Dietary considerations for client with diverticulitis â— Priority setting for client with cirrhosis- â— fever/ RUQ pain/ jaundice/ change in bile color/ HIGH ALT + AST GU UNIT â— Contraindications for IVP dye- â— Dietary teachings for calcium oxalate stones â— What occurs during the oliguric phase of AKI â— Risk factors for renal calculi- â— Treatment for elevated (criticall high) potassium level- â— Which electrolyte imbalances would you expect in prerenal AKI Potassium â— Expected assessment findings post cystoscopy â— Expected lab findings in glomerulonephritis- â— Contraindications for kidney transplant â— How do you assess patency of an AV fistula â— Manifestations of organ rejection- â— Clinical findings in the oliguric stage of AKI- â— Protein recommendations for chronic kidney disease (CKD) â— Peritoneal dialysis: how to prepare â— Manifestations of infection in peritoneal dialysis- â— Dietary considerations when taking epoetin alfa- â— Clinical manifestations of disequilibrium syndrome- â— Priority monitoring in disequilibrium syndrome-
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