问题 单项选择题 A3/A4型题

患者,男性,65岁,3年前起中上腹部隐痛,呈间歇性,通常于饭前或饭后4~5h发生,偶尔睡眠时发生疼痛,进食后疼痛可好转。当地医务室诊为"胃炎",服药后缓解。4天前上腹疼痛加剧,服阿托品无效,进食后不缓解,昨日解柏油样便2次、每次约100g,故来院诊治。体检:口唇略苍白,无发绀,两肺无异常;心律齐,无病理性杂音;腹软,中上腹有轻度压痛,肝脾未及,移动性浊音(-)。实验室检查:WBC5.0×109/L,Hb100g/L,尿常规(-),大便隐血(+++)。

下列哪项护理措施对该患者不妥()。

A.禁食

B.指导患者进食温凉、清淡流食

C.观察生命体征

D.密切观察大便颜色及量

E.便隐血试验阴性后可以进食营养丰富、易消化、无刺激性半流食和软食

答案

参考答案:B

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