Across
- 8. bacteria that is often the cause of gastric and duodenal ulcers
- 12. Omeprazole, Lansoprazole, Pantoprazole
- 14. erosion of GI mucosa from HCL acid and pepsin
- 17. Bethanechol and Metoclopramide ____LES pressure
- 18. acid base disturbance common in pyloric stenosis
- 19. when assessing the head of a baby with pyloric stenosis, the nurse may discover sunken ______
- 20. used for treatment of ulcers, but also to induce labor in pregnancy
- 22. antacids with this should be avoided with renal failure patients
Down
- 1. position the infant post-operatively on right side in ________ position
- 2. visible ___ from LUQ to RUQ prior to vomiting
- 3. increase gastric emptying; extrapyramidal side effects
- 4. ___ esophagus; metaplasia of cells
- 5. the thickening of the pylorus resulting in a stricture at the gastric outlet
- 6. Coffee, alcohol, fatty foods _____ LES pressure
- 7. Pain/discomfort in upper abdomen
- 9. non-bilous ____ vomiting occurs within minutes of eating
- 10. most lethal complication of peptic ulcer disease
- 11. ____ mass can be found in RUQ when pyloric stenosis is present
- 13. the surgical procedure to correct pyloric stenosis
- 15. Mimics angina, but is relieved by antacids
- 16. Edema, inflammation, pylorospasm, or scar tissue cause ____ in distal stomach and duodenum
- 21. This cytoprotective drug decreases the effectiveness of digoxin and warfarin