A patient admitted with possible ulcer disease tells the nurse that he has frequent nausea and vomiting and "just can't eat." The nurse would suspect this patient's ulcer to be in which area?
A)Colon
B)Gastric
C)Duodenal
D)Esophageal

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Gastric ulcers often cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and a reduced appetite, which can lead to weight loss. These symptoms are more directly related to the stomach (gastric) area, as opposed to ulcers in other locations like the duodenum, esophagus, or colon.

A Patient Admitted with Possible Ulcer Disease Tells the Nurse