Your patient is post-op day 3 from a cholecystectomy due to cholecystitis and has a T-Tube. Which finding during your assessment of the T-Tube requires immediate nursing intervention?* A. The drainage from the T-Tube is yellowish/green in color. B. There is approximately 750 cc of drainage within the past 24 hours. C. The drainage bag and tubing is at the patient's waist. D. The patient is in the Semi-Fowler's position.

The physician orders a patient’s T-Tube to be clamped 1 hour before and 1 hour after meals. You clamp the T-Tube as prescribed. While the tube is clamped which finding requires you to notify the physician?* A. The T-Tube is not draining. B. The T-Tube tubing is below the patient’s waist. C. The patient reports nausea and abdominal pain. D. The patient’s stool is brown and formed.

A PACU nurse is monitoring the drainage from a client's NG tube following abdominal surgery. Which of the following findings in the first postoperative hour should the nurse report to the provider?A. 75 mL of greenish-yellow drainageB. 150 mL of serosanguineous drainageC. 100 mL of red drainageD. 200 mL of brown drainage

Cholecystectomy was done in a 70 year old male. On microscopic examination, liver tissuewas found adherent to gall bladder which showed incidental finding of fine brownperinuclear granules in hepatocytes. No other pathology was noted in liver tissue. The mostlikely type of this pigment is:Select one:a. Hemosiderinb. Bilirubinc. Lipochromed. BiliverdinClear my choice◄ AnnouncementsJump to...Weekly Time Table 19-02-2024 To 23-02-2024(1st Year) ►Skip <span id="mod_quiz_navblock_title">Quiz navigation</span>Quiz navigationQuestion1Question2Question3Question4Question5Question6Question7Question8This pageQuestion9Question10Question11Question12Question13Question14Question15Question16Question17Finish attempt ...Time left 0:09:45You are logged in as Syeda Laraib Fatima . . (Log out)

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Which of the following statement regarding cholecystitis is FALSE?The stones may lie dormant or become lodged in the cystic or common bile duct, causing pain and cholecystitis.Cholecystitis is the inflammation of the gallbladder, however if the stones block the common bile duct, it can cause pathophysiology of the liver as well, due to insufficient drainage of the bile from the liver. The stone usually developed in the gallbladder and lodged in the duct, unlikely to fill up the whole gallbladder. During an acute attack of cholecystitis, the gallbladder is oedematous and hyperaemic, and may be distended with bile or pus