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Mr.Thesaxman · **on:** Jun 25, 2018

A client with hepatitis C is experiencing pain in the right upper quadrant, jaundice, and nausea. The nurse recognizes that the client is in which phase of hepatitis?

1. Icteric
2. Terminal
3. Preicteric/prodromal
4. Post-icteric

Question 2

The nurse should assist the client with chronic cholecystitis to plan meals that are:

1. high in calories.
2. cold, small in quantity, and low in fats.
3. cold, large in quantity, and infrequent.
4. hot and high in carbohydrates.

jointhecircus · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 25, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: 1

1. The icteric phase is characterized by jaundice, pruritis, and clay-colored stools.
2. Terminal is not a phase of hepatitis.
3. Jaundice is not present in the pre-icteric phase.
4. In the post-icteric phase jaundice disappears.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: 2

1. A diet low in fat, cold, and eaten in small amounts is better tolerated and reduces stimulus for gallbladder contractions.
2. A diet low in fat, cold, and eaten in small amounts is better tolerated and reduces stimulus for gallbladder contractions.
3. A diet low in fat, cold, and eaten in small amounts is better tolerated and reduces stimulus for gallbladder contractions.
4. A diet low in fat, cold, and eaten in small amounts is better tolerated and reduces stimulus for gallbladder contractions.