Nutrition EAQs
The nurse is helping an adolescent with iron-deficiency anemia make breakfast meal choices. Which food would the nurse suggest? A) Apple fruit cup B) Bowl of raisin bran C) Cup of blueberry yogurt D) Slide of wheat toast with butter
The nurse is helping an adolescent with iron-deficiency anemia make breakfast meal choices. Which food would the nurse suggest? B) Bowl of raisin bran
The nurse is providing care to an infant diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF). Which parental statement indicates the need for further education related to the potential for poor growth? A) My child's diagnosis is associated with delayed bone growth B) My child will have poor appetite, which will lead to poor growth C) My child will have increased oxygen demands, which will lead to poor growth D) My child will have a decreased ability to absorb nutrients, which will cause poor growth.
The nurse is providing care to an infant diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF). Which parental statement indicates the need for further education related to the potential for poor growth? B) My child will have poor appetite, which will lead to poor growth
Which would be treatment goals in anorexia nervosa? A) The development of a calorie restricted diet plan B) The development of a regular exercise schedule C) The repairing of family interactions D) The reinstitution of normal nutrition to counteract a state of malnutrition E) The correction of deficits and distortions in psychological functioning via psychotherapy
Which would be treatment goals in anorexia nervosa? C) The repairing of family interactions D) The reinstitution of normal nutrition to counteract a state of malnutrition E) The correction of deficits and distortions in psychological functioning via psychotherapy
Which vitamin deficiency can cause osteomalacia? A) VitA B) VitB C) VitC D) VitD
Which vitamin deficiency can cause osteomalacia? D) VitD Can also cause osteopenia, osteoporosis. Vit A important for vision, skin, and immune development. Vit B helps maintain nerves and blood cells. Vit C helps repair body tissues & build immunity.
1L of 5% dextrose contains 50g sugar. The nurse calculates that 3L of solution will supply how many kcal? A) 400 B) 600 C) 800 D) 1000
1L of 5% dextrose contains 50g sugar. The nurse calculates that 3L of solution will supply how many kcal? B) 600 50g/L x 3L = 150g 150g x 4kcal/g = 600kcal There are 4kcal/gram carb or protein.
A PCP prescribes a low-sodium high-potassium diet for a client with Cushing syndrome. Which explanation would be appropriate? A) The use of salt probably contributed to the disease B) Excess weight will be gained if sodium isn't limited C) The loss of excess sodium and potassium in the urine requires less renal stimulation D) Excessive aldosterone and cortisone cause retention of sodium and loss of potassium
A PCP prescribes a low-sodium high-potassium diet for a client with Cushing syndrome. Which explanation would be appropriate? D) Excessive aldosterone and cortisone cause retention of sodium and loss of potassium
A client has been diagnosed with cholelithiasis. Which fact about the condition would the nurse recall when assessing this client for risk factors? A) Men are more likely to be affected than women B) Young people are affected more frequently than older people C) Individuals who are obese are more prone to this condition than those who are thin D) People who are physically active are more apt to develop this condition than those who are sedentary
A client has been diagnosed with cholelithiasis. Which fact about the condition would the nurse recall when assessing this client for risk factors? C) Individuals who are obese are more prone to this condition than those who are thin
A client has phosphate renal calculi. Which food item would the nurse teach the client to include regularly in the diet? A) Apples B) Chocolate C) Rye bread D) Cheddar cheese
A client has phosphate renal calculi. Which food item would the nurse teach the client to include regularly in the diet? A) Apples Fresh fruits are low in phosphorus.
A client is admitted to the hospital with Laënnec cirrhosis and chronic pancreatitis. Bile salts (bile acid factor) are prescribed, and the client asks why they are needed. How would the nurse respond? A) They stimulate prothrombin production B) They aid in the absorption fo fat-soluble vitamins C) They promote bilirubin secretion in the urine D) They help the common bile duct contract stronger
A client is admitted to the hospital with Laënnec cirrhosis and chronic pancreatitis. Bile salts (bile acid factor) are prescribed, and the client asks why they are needed. How would the nurse respond? B) They aid in the absorption fo fat-soluble vitamins
A client is receiving TPN. Which nursing assessment finding would indicate that the client has hyperglycemia? A) Paralytic ileus B) Respiratory rate below 16 C) A fruity odor to the breath D) Serum glucose of 105 mg/dL
A client is receiving TPN. Which nursing assessment finding would indicate that the client has hyperglycemia? C) A fruity odor to the breath Hyperglycemia can cause hyperventilation. Gluc 105 is WNL.
A pathology report states a client's urinary calculus is composed of uric acid. Which food would the nurse instruct the client to avoid? A) Milk B) Liver C) Cheese D) Vegetables
A pathology report states a client's urinary calculus is composed of uric acid. Which food would the nurse instruct the client to avoid? A) Milk B) Liver C) Cheese D) Vegetables
A client with a BMI of 35 verbalizes the need to lose weight. The nurse encourages the client to lose weight safely by making which dietary change? A) Decrease portion size and fat intake B) Increase protein and vegetable intake C) Decrease carb and fat intake D) Increase fruits and limit fluid intake
A client with a BMI of 35 verbalizes the need to lose weight. The nurse encourages the client to lose weight safely by making which dietary change? A) Decrease portion size and fat intake 1g fat = 9 cal 1g carb or protein = 4 cal
An abscess develops in an obese adult after abdominal surgery. The wound is healing by secondary intention. Which diet would the nurse expect the HCP to prescribe to meet this client's immediate nutritional needs? A) Low fat & vit D B) High calorie & high fiber C) Low residue, bland D) High protein & vit C
An abscess develops in an obese adult after abdominal surgery. The wound is healing by secondary intention. Which diet would the nurse expect the HCP to prescribe to meet this client's immediate nutritional needs? D) High protein & vit C Low-fat diet is preferred for obese people, but Vit D shouldn't be limited. Calories should be limited. Low-residue bland diet would cause constipation.
An adolescent is found to have T1DM. The nurse plans to teach dietary control and exercise to help regulate the disorder. Which additional information should the nurse include in the teaching plan? (Select all that apply). A) Insulin therapy B) Prophylactic antibiotics C) Blood glucose monitoring D) Oral hypoglycemic agents E) Adherence to the treatment regimen
An adolescent is found to have T1DM. The nurse plans to teach dietary control and exercise to help regulate the disorder. Which additional information should the nurse include in the teaching plan? (Select all that apply). A) Insulin therapy C) Blood glucose monitoring E) Adherence to the treatment regimen
For optimum nutrition, which intervention would the nurse implement for her client s/p CVA, requiring assistance with eating? A) Request that the client's food be pureed. B) Feed the client to conserve the client's energy C) Have a family member assist the client with each meal D) Encourage the client to participate in the feeding process.
For optimum nutrition, which intervention would the nurse implement for her client s/p CVA, requiring assistance with eating? D) Encourage the client to participate in the feeding process.
How would the nurse position a client to practice supraglotting swallowing after tracheostomy? A) In bed B) Upright C) Lying down D) Position of comfort
How would the nurse position a client to practice supraglotting swallowing after tracheostomy? B) Upright
In the management of HIV, which role does shark cartilage play? A) Shark cartilage enhances immunity B) Shark cartilage reduces oral thrush C) Shark cartilage is a complementary therapy D) Shark cartilage is a nutritional supplement
In the management of HIV, which role does shark cartilage play? C) Shark cartilage is a complementary therapy
Which daily diet recommendation would the nurse reinforce with a client who has arthritis? A) Wheat germ and yeast B) Yogurt and blackstrap molasses C) Multiple vitamin supplements in large doses D) Foods from a variety of food groups
Which daily diet recommendation would the nurse reinforce with a client who has arthritis? D) Foods from a variety of food groups There's no specific diet for arthritis.
The nurse provides education related to the relationship between aerobic exercise and weight loss to a client who is obese. The nurse evaluates that teaching is effective when the client states which effect of exercise? A) It will decrease my appetite B) It will decrease by metabolic rate C) It will increase my lean body mass D) It will increase my resting HR
The nurse provides education related to the relationship between aerobic exercise and weight loss to a client who is obese. The nurse evaluates that teaching is effective when the client states which effect of exercise? C) It will increase my lean body mass
The nurse records the client's weight and BMI at a healthy range, but the client states, "I wish I were as thin as my coworkers." Which culturally-bound condition is the client at risk for? A) Neurasthenia B) Anorexia nervosa C) Shenjing shuairuo D) Ataque de nervios
The nurse records the client's weight and BMI at a healthy range, but the client states, "I wish I were as thin as my coworkers." Which culturally-bound condition is the client at risk for? B) Anorexia nervosa
The nurse understands that megestrol is most often used to treat which issue? A) Menopause B) Birth control C) Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) D) Palliative management of cancer
The nurse understands that megestrol is most often used to treat which issue? D) Palliative management of cancer Megestrol can cause appetite stimulation and weight gain.
The parents of a preschooler inform the nurse that their child often develops diarrhea and ask whether there might be anything wrong with the child's stomach. The nurse also finds that the child has poor oral care and has dental caries. Which is the most likely cause for the child's health issues? A) The family often consumes fast foods B) The parents neglect the child's dietary needs C) The family does not follow hygienic practices D) The child consumes excessive amounts of fruit juice.
The parents of a preschooler inform the nurse that their child often develops diarrhea and ask whether there might be anything wrong with the child's stomach. The nurse also finds that the child has poor oral care and has dental caries. Which is the most likely cause for the child's health issues? D) The child consumes excessive amounts of fruit juice.
When a client who is taking a diuretic has been instructed to eat foods high in potassium, which fruit would the nurse suggest? A) Apples B) Grapes C) Cantaloupe D) Cranberries
When a client who is taking a diuretic has been instructed to eat foods high in potassium, which fruit would the nurse suggest? C) Cantaloupe Apples & cranberries are low in potassium. Grapes aren't a good source of potassium.
When a previously healthy 23-year old reports new palpitations, which of these beverages would the nurse suggest avoiding? A) Daily cup of black coffee B) Hot green tea with sugar C) 16 oz cold energy drink D) 24 oz cola beverage with ice
When a previously healthy 23-year old reports new palpitations, which of these beverages would the nurse suggest avoiding? C) 16 oz cold energy drink
When assessing a patient for malnutrition, the nurse would monitor for an increase in liver enzymes and a decrease in which water-soluble vitamin? (Select all that apply). A) Biotin B) Niacin C) Folic acid D) Riboflavin E) Vitamin C
When assessing a patient for malnutrition, the nurse would monitor for an increase in liver enzymes and a decrease in which water-soluble vitamin? (Select all that apply). A) Biotin B) Niacin C) Folic acid D) Riboflavin E) Vitamin C
When caring for a client with anorexia nervosa, how many kg per week is a reasonable goal for weight gain?
When caring for a client with anorexia nervosa, one kg per week is a reasonable goal for weight gain.
Which definition relates to a myoclonic seizure? A) Loss of consciousness of "blackout" for 1-3 minutes B) Activity beginning in part of one cerebral hemisphere C) Sudden loss of muscle tone followed by postictal confusion D) Brief jerking or stiffening of extremities lasting a few seconds
Which definition relates to a myoclonic seizure?D) Brief jerking or stiffening of extremities lasting a few seconds A & B describe partial/focal/local seizures (A is a complex partial seizure). C describes an atonic/akinetic seizure.
When obtaining the history of a client recently diagnosed with T1DM, which symptom would the nurse expect to see? A) Edema B) Anorexia C) Weight loss D) Hypoglycemic episodes
When obtaining the history of a client recently diagnosed with T1DM, which symptom would the nurse expect to see? C) Weight loss
Which action by a 70-year old female would best limit further progression of osteoporosis? A) Taking supplemental calcium and vit D B) Increasing consumption of eggs and cheese C) Taking supplemental magnesium and vit E D) Increasing consumption of milk products
Which action by a 70-year old female would best limit further progression of osteoporosis? A) Taking supplemental calcium and vit D
While awaiting surgery, a client with Crohn's disease is receiving TPN. The nurse teaches the client that TPN helps prepare for surgery by which process? A) Decreasing fecal bulk B) Preventing bowel infection C) Providing stimulation of secretions D) Maintaining negative nitrogen balance
While awaiting surgery, a client with Crohn's disease is receiving TPN. The nurse teaches the client that TPN helps prepare for surgery by which process? A) Decreasing fecal bulk
While the nurse is teaching a client with diabetes about food choices, the client states "I do not like broccoli." Which food would the nurse suggest to substitute for broccoli? A) Peas B) Corn C) Green beans D) Mashed potatoes
While the nurse is teaching a client with diabetes about food choices, the client states "I do not like broccoli." Which food would the nurse suggest to substitute for broccoli? C) Green beans
A client presents with c/o unexplained weight gain and back pain from a compression fracture of the vertebrae. Assessment is positive for trunk obesity, thin extremities, moon-face, buffalo hump, thin hair, and adult acne. Which disease is expected? A) Addison's disease B) Cushing's disease C) Multiple sclerosis D) Kaposi's sarcoma
A client presents with c/o unexplained weight gain and back pain from a compression fracture of the vertebrae. Assessment is positive for trunk obesity, thin extremities, moon-face, buffalo hump, thin hair, and adult acne. Which disease is expected? B) Cushing's disease
A client was admitted with full-thickness burns 2 weeks ago. Since admission, the client has lost an average of 1 lb of weight each day. Which dietary adjustment would the nurse recommend? A) Increase low-sodium milk intake B) Provide high-protein drinks C) Increase foods that are low in potassium D) Provide 10% more calories in the form of fats
A client was admitted with full-thickness burns 2 weeks ago. Since admission, the client has lost an average of 1 lb of weight each day. Which dietary adjustment would the nurse recommend? B) Provide high-protein drinks Protein & adequate caloric intake (protein/carb, not fat) are essential for wound-healing. K+ restriction during first 48-72hrs, not 2 wks after a burn.
A client who previously resided in a foreign country has a chronic VitA deficiency. Which information about VitA would the nurse consider when assessing the client? A) Vit A is an integral part of the retina's pigment called melanin B) It is a component of the rods and cones, which control color visualization. C) Vit A is the material in the cornea that prevents the formation of cataracts. D) It is a necessary element of rhodopsin, which controls responses to light and dark environments
A client who previously resided in a foreign country has a chronic VitA deficiency. Which information about VitA would the nurse consider when assessing the client? D) It is a necessary element of rhodopsin, which controls responses to light and dark environments
A nurse assesses a client with dry and brittle hair, flaky skin, a beefy-red tongue, and bleeding gums. The nurse recognizes that these clinical manifestations are the result of which? A) A food allergy B) Noncompliance with medications C) Side effects from medications D) A nutritional deficiency
A nurse assesses a client with dry and brittle hair, flaky skin, a beefy-red tongue, and bleeding gums. The nurse recognizes that these clinical manifestations are the result of which? D) A nutritional deficiency
The nurse is caring for a client who has renal calculi secondary to hyperparathyroidism. Which type of diet would the nurse teach the client? A) Low purine B) Low calcium C) High phosphorus D) High alkaline ash
The nurse is caring for a client who has renal calculi secondary to hyperparathyroidism. Which type of diet would the nurse teach the client? B) Low calcium
The nurse advises a client recovering from a musculoskeletal injury to increase intake of which nutrient? A) Fat B) Protein C) Sodium D) Vitamin A
The nurse advises a client recovering from a musculoskeletal injury to increase intake of which nutrient? B) Protein
Which action would the nurse include in the plan of care for a client admitted with heart failure who has gained 20 lbs in 3 weeks? A) Diuretics B) Low-salt diet C) Daily weight checks D) Fluid restriction E) Intake and output F) Oxygen administration
Which action would the nurse include in the plan of care for a client admitted with heart failure who has gained 20 lbs in 3 weeks? A) Diuretics B) Low-salt diet C) Daily weight checks D) Fluid restriction E) Intake and output F) Oxygen administration
Which action would the nurse take when interacting with an adolescent client with anorexia nervosa? A) Follow unit guidelines B) Maintain constant contact C) Demonstrate empathy D) Focus on a healthy intake
Which action would the nurse take when interacting with an adolescent client with anorexia nervosa? A) Follow unit guidelines
Which appetite suppressant is used to treat obesity? A) Orlistat B) Octreotide C) Metformin D) Sibutramine
Which appetite suppressant is used to treat obesity? D) Sibutramine Orlistat is a lipase inhibitor. Octreotide treats hypothalamic obesity caused by brain tumors. Metformin is used to treat insulin resistance.
Which clinical finding would the nurse associate with hypokalemia? A) Edema B) Muscle spasms C) Kussmaul respirations D) Muscle weakness
Which clinical finding would the nurse associate with hypokalemia? D) Muscle weakness Diminishes RMP of neurons and muscle cells, causing muscle weakness. Hypernatremia can cause A. Spasms are often seen with hypocalcemia. Kussmaul respirations are seen with metabolic acidosis, esp. DKA.
Which clinical manifestations are associated with tuberculosis? A) Fatigue B) Nausea C) Weight gain D) Low-grade fever E) Increased appetite
Which clinical manifestations are associated with tuberculosis? A) Fatigue B) Nausea D) Low-grade fever Also weight loss and decreased appetite.
Which meal selection by a client on a 2g sodium diet indicates that more diet teaching is needed? A) Soft-cooked egg, toast, jelly, skim milk B) Baked chicken, boiled potatoes, broccoli, coffee C) Fillet of sole, baked potato, fresh fruit cup D) Cottage cheese, crackers, relish with celery, olives, and sweet pickles
Which meal selection by a client on a 2g sodium diet indicates that more diet teaching is needed? D) Cottage cheese, crackers, relish with celery, olives, and sweet pickles
Which conclusion would the school nurse make about a female teenager who has anorexia nervosa and states that she thinks she is pregnant, even though she has had intercourse only once, more than a year ago? A) Is using magical thinking B) Is submitting to peer pressure C) Is lying about the last time she had intercourse D) Is lacking knowledge that anorexia nervosa can cause amenorrhea
Which conclusion would the school nurse make about a female teenager who has anorexia nervosa and states that she thinks she is pregnant, even though she has had intercourse only once, more than a year ago? D) Is lacking knowledge that anorexia nervosa can cause amenorrhea
Which dietary modifications help improve the nutritional status of a client with AIDS? A) Refraining from consuming fatty foods B) Refraining from consuming frequent meals C) Refraining from consuming high-calorie foods D) Refraining from consuming high-protein foods
Which dietary modifications help improve the nutritional status of a client with AIDS? A) Refraining from consuming fatty foods Antiretroviral meds can make people fat-intolerant. They should eat small frequent meals, with plenty of calories and protein to support the immune system and energy needs.
Which dietary restriction will the nurse expect to be included in the plan for a client with left ventricular failure? A) Sodium B) Calcium C) Potassium D) Magnesium
Which dietary restriction will the nurse expect to be included in the plan for a client with left ventricular failure? A) Sodium
Which dietary selections made by the client indicate understanding of previously taught dietary principles associated with having viral hepatitis? A) Turkey salad, french fries, sherbet B) Cottage cheese, mixed fruit salad, milkshake C) Salad, sliced chicken sandwich, gelatin dessert D) Cheeseburger, tortilla chips, chocolate pudding
Which dietary selections made by the client indicate understanding of previously taught dietary principles associated with having viral hepatitis? C) Salad, sliced chicken sandwich, gelatin dessert Viral hep diet: high carb, moderate protein & fat. A & D are too high in fat. C could cause lactose intolerance (hepatitis injures intestinal mucosa & reduces ability to metabolize lactose).
Which drug is known as a "clot buster"? A) ASA B) Warfarin C) Alteplase D) Prasugrel
Which drug is known as a "clot buster"? Only Alteplase (C) is fibrinolytic. ASA & prasugrel inhibit platelet aggregation, and warfarin prevents Vit K activation to prevent blood clots from forming.
Which education would the nurse provide to the parents of a preschooler? A) They need around 1800 calories in a day B) Their caloric needs are half of what adults need C) They become choosy about food around 6 years of age D) Their physical growth is faster than their cognitive development
Which education would the nurse provide to the parents of a preschooler? A) They need around 1800 calories in a day
Which factor contributes to skeletal calcium loss by a client who has paraplegia? A) Decreased weight bearing B) Inadequate fluid intake C) Decreased Ca2+ intake D) Inadequate kidney function
Which factor contributes to skeletal calcium loss by a client who has paraplegia? A) Decreased weight bearing
Which food selection indicates understanding of sources with high biologic value protein? A) Apple juice B) Raw carrots C) Cottage cheese D) Whole wheat bread
Which food selection indicates understanding of sources with high biologic value protein? C) Cottage cheese
Which food would the nurse instruct a client taking diltiazem to avoid? A) Alcohol B) Grapefruit juice C) Cheddar cheese D) Summer sausage E) Dark green vegetables
Which food would the nurse instruct a client taking diltiazem to avoid? B) Grapefruit juice Acetaminophen - avoid alcohol. MAOIs- avoid aged cheeses & meats Warfarin- avoid dark green leafies
Which food would the nurse recommend to a client when instructing to increase potassium intake? A) Onion B) Celery C) Orange D) Cheese E) Oatmeal
Which food would the nurse recommend to a client when instructing to increase potassium intake? C) Orange And other citrus fruits.
Which health care professional is a member of the rehab team? A) Oncologist B) Psychiatrist C) Hematologist D) Social worker
Which health care professional is a member of the rehab team? D) Social worker Assists patient to ID support services & resources. Can help with financial assistance, coordinating transfers and discharges.
Which instruction would the nurse suggest to a 14-year old girl who suspects her friend is using self-induced vomiting to keep weight down? A) Confront her friend with her suspicions B) Talk to the school nurse about her concerns C) Inform the girl's mother about her daughter's behavior D) Watch a while longer before doing anything that might ruin the friendship.
Which instruction would the nurse suggest to a 14-year old girl who suspects her friend is using self-induced vomiting to keep weight down? B) Talk to the school nurse about her concerns
Which intervention would the nurse implement to relieve the symptoms associated with a hypoglycemic reaction? A) Give 4 oz (120mL) fruit juice B) Administer 5% dextrose IV C) Withhold a subsequent dose of insulin D) Provide a snack of cheese and dry crackers
Which intervention would the nurse implement to relieve the symptoms associated with a hypoglycemic reaction? A) Give 4 oz (120mL) fruit juice Complex carbs and protein take longer to increase blood sugar; they should be given after the simple carb.
Which is the reason for calculating a BMI-for age during a health maintenance assessment for school-age clients? A) Assessing for bulimia nervosa B) Monitoring for failure to thrive C) Monitoring for anorexia nervosa D) Assessing for obesity or overweight
Which is the reason for calculating a BMI-for age during a health maintenance assessment for school-age clients? A) Assessing for bulimia nervosa B) Monitoring for failure to thrive C) Monitoring for anorexia nervosa D) Assessing for obesity or overweight
Which kind of health service would the nurse offer in a health promotion or primary care program? A) Home care B) Immunization C) Sports medicine D) Nutrition counseling
Which kind of health service would the nurse offer in a health promotion or primary care program? D) Nutrition counseling Health promotion includes health education. Immunizations are part of preventative care.
Which medication is derived from a natural source and may be prescribed for the treatment of osteoporosis? A) Calcitonin B) Raloxifene C) Clomiphene D) Bisphosphonates
Which medication is derived from a natural source and may be prescribed for the treatment of osteoporosis? A) Calcitonin Often derived from fish. Raloxifene is to prevent postmenopausal osteoporosis. Clomiphene is to induce ovulation. Bisphosphoates aren't derived from natural sources, but they are used to treat osteoporosis.
Which nutrient deficiency in the pregnant adolescent may result in decreased birthweight as a consequence of low bone mineral density in the fetus? A) Zinc B) Iron C) Calcium D) Folic acid
Which nutrient deficiency in the pregnant adolescent may result in decreased birthweight as a consequence of low bone mineral density in the fetus? C) Calcium
Which of the following would the client with palpitations from premature heartbeats be taught to avoid? A) Bananas B) Tomatoes C) Energy drinks D) Green leafy vegetables
Which of the following would the client with palpitations from premature heartbeats be taught to avoid? C) Energy drinks
Which physical change would the nurse observe in a client with malnutrition? (select all that apply) A) Hypotension B) Dull, dry hair C) Abdominal edema D) Delayed wound healing E) Depletion of muscle mass
Which physical change would the nurse observe in a client with malnutrition? A) Hypotension B) Dull, dry hair C) Abdominal edema D) Delayed wound healing E) Depletion of muscle mass
Which reason would likely be the cause for a 65-inch tall 15 year old female weighing 80 lbs being admitted to a mental health facility? A) A desire to control her life B) The wish to be accepted by her peers C) The media's emphasis on the beauty of thinness D) A delusion in which she believes that she must be thin
Which reason would likely be the cause for a 65-inch tall 15 year old female weighing 80 lbs being admitted to a mental health facility? A) A desire to control her life Anorexia nervosa develops from a desire to control an aspect of life.
Which response would the nurse have hwen the mother of a 10-month old exclaims, "Look how much weight he's gained even though he drinks only orange juice"? A) He's a little overweight B) Let's talk about his nutrition C) Is he getting an iron supplement? D) Why is he only drinking orange juice?
Which response would the nurse have hwen the mother of a 10-month old exclaims, "Look how much weight he's gained even though he drinks only orange juice"? B) Let's talk about his nutrition
Which responses indicate that the client receiving TPN is experiencing hyperglycemia? A) Polyuria B) Polydipsia C) Paralytic ileus D) Respiratory rate of 26 breaths/min E) Serum glucose of 105 mg/dL
Which responses indicate that the client receiving TPN is experiencing hyperglycemia? A) Polyuria B) Polydipsia D) Respiratory rate of 26 breaths/min
Which sign/symptom occurs in anorexia nervosa? A) Polyuria B) Diarrhea C) Amenorrhea D) Hypertension
Which sign/symptom occurs in anorexia nervosa? C) Amenorrhea
Which statement regarding the teenage diet is true? A) Adolescents are fond of healthy food B) Adolescents need vitamin supplements C) Adolescents need high amounts of calories D) Adolescents require low amounts of protein
Which statement regarding the teenage diet is true? C) Adolescents need high amounts of calories High metabolic needs due to growth.
