Exam 1: The Relationship of Nutrition and Health

When Mary hears the nurse tell her she will need to increase her caloric intake, her first response to the nurse was, "More chips, candy, colas." What is the nurse's response?

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The nurse must help Mary understand that the weight gain must be from desirable foods that are nutrient dense and emphasize the importance of choosing a varied diet. The empty calories that Mary prefers provide no nutritional value for her or the baby.

List the methods, or means of data collection, used to complete an accurate nutritional assessment that is the framework for a dietary treatment plan.

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Social history, 24-hour diet recall, food diary for 3 to 4 days, computer analysis of the diet, review for any food-drug interactions, review of medical records, clinical examinations, and review of results of any biochemical tests and anthropometrical measurements.

Which nutrient deficiency displays lesions at the corners of the mouth?

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Goiter is a deficiency disease related to deficiency of what nutrient?

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What biochemical analysis of blood samples may indicate kidney failure?

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Biochemical tests include various blood, urine, and stool tests. A deficiency or toxicity can be determined by a visual analysis of the samples.

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Question 6

Mary's age, physical symptoms, and diagnosis will factor into her care. Teen pregnancy is impacted by several life cycle needs and also covers a broad range of developmental needs based on the pregnancy and the woman's age. Discuss the factors associated with nutrition and identify goals to help Mary obtain a successful outcome.

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Question 7

The adolescent and the elderly are age groups that are very prone to malnutrition. Discuss the reasons for this.

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Question 8

Which of the following does NOT put an individual at risk for malnutrition?

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Question 9

Of the goals identified, which is the highest in priority?

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Question 10

Describe the primary function(s) of each of the organic nutrients.

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Question 11

Which mineral is needed to prevent osteoporosis from occurring?

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Before a meaningful exchange of information will occur with Mary, the nurse must first build a trusting relationship and establish good communication lines. Describe the setting that will be most conducive to beginning this dialogue. Who will be present? What will help Mary be relaxed and feel nonthreatened? Describe positive communication techniques that will be useful. How should the session begin?

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Question 13

Education in good nutritional health practices would eliminate many health problems that may be caused by malnutrition. Which of the following is the best method for teaching the young child good health habits?

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Question 14

Primary deficiencies are those an individual is born with, while secondary deficiencies are those caused by a disease condition associated with malabsorption and accelerated excretion or by the destruction of the nutrients.

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Question 15

Osteoporosis is a dietary deficiency of calcium and vitamin D that causes bones to soften and may cause the spine to bend.

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Question 16

State three nursing diagnosis statements from the assessment data.

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Mr. Lew has no family or friends present and his level of awareness will greatly restrict data collection. List the data collection methods that are available considering Mr. Lew's condition. Identify any tools you will need to collect assessment data to begin the planning phase.

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Question 18

Problem nutrients for teen pregnancies include calcium, zinc, iron, vitamin A, vitamin C, folate, and protein. What are the needs of each of these nutrients for a pregnant teenager?

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Question 19

Describe the usual weight gain recommended for a pregnant adolescent who is at the recommended weight for her height, for an overweight teen, and for an underweight teen.

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When Mary hears the nurse tell her she will need to increase her caloric intake, her first response to the nurse was, "More chips, candy, colas." What is the nurse's response?

List the methods, or means of data collection, used to complete an accurate nutritional assessment that is the framework for a dietary treatment plan.

Which nutrient deficiency displays lesions at the corners of the mouth?

Goiter is a deficiency disease related to deficiency of what nutrient?

What biochemical analysis of blood samples may indicate kidney failure?

Biochemical tests include various blood, urine, and stool tests. A deficiency or toxicity can be determined by a visual analysis of the samples.

The adolescent and the elderly are age groups that are very prone to malnutrition. Discuss the reasons for this.

Which of the following does NOT put an individual at risk for malnutrition?

Of the goals identified, which is the highest in priority?

Describe the primary function(s) of each of the organic nutrients.

Which mineral is needed to prevent osteoporosis from occurring?

Education in good nutritional health practices would eliminate many health problems that may be caused by malnutrition. Which of the following is the best method for teaching the young child good health habits?

Primary deficiencies are those an individual is born with, while secondary deficiencies are those caused by a disease condition associated with malabsorption and accelerated excretion or by the destruction of the nutrients.

Osteoporosis is a dietary deficiency of calcium and vitamin D that causes bones to soften and may cause the spine to bend.

State three nursing diagnosis statements from the assessment data.

Mr. Lew has no family or friends present and his level of awareness will greatly restrict data collection. List the data collection methods that are available considering Mr. Lew's condition. Identify any tools you will need to collect assessment data to begin the planning phase.

Problem nutrients for teen pregnancies include calcium, zinc, iron, vitamin A, vitamin C, folate, and protein. What are the needs of each of these nutrients for a pregnant teenager?

Describe the usual weight gain recommended for a pregnant adolescent who is at the recommended weight for her height, for an overweight teen, and for an underweight teen.

Planning a Healthy Diet

Digestion, Absorption, and Metabolism

Carbohydrates

Lipids Fats

Proteins

Vitamins

Minerals

Water

Nutrition During Pregnancy and Lactation

Nutrition During Infancy

Nutrition During Childhood and Adolescence

Nutrition During Adulthood

Weight Management Across the Life Cycle

Diet and Pre-Diabetes and Diabetes

Diet and Cardiovascular Disease

Diet and Renal Disease

Diet and Gastrointestinal Disorders

Diet and Cancer

Foodborne Illness, Allergies, and Intolerances

Nutritional Care of Clients With Special Needs

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Exam 1: The Relationship of Nutrition and Health

When Mary hears the nurse tell her she will need to increase her caloric intake, her first response to the nurse was, "More chips, candy, colas." What is the nurse's response?​

List the methods, or means of data collection, used to complete an accurate nutritional assessment that is the framework for a dietary treatment plan.​

Which nutrient deficiency displays lesions at the corners of the mouth?​

Goiter is a deficiency disease related to deficiency of what nutrient?​

What biochemical analysis of blood samples may indicate kidney failure?​

Biochemical tests include various blood, urine, and stool tests. A deficiency or toxicity can be determined by a visual analysis of the samples.

The adolescent and the elderly are age groups that are very prone to malnutrition. Discuss the reasons for this.​

Which of the following does NOT put an individual at risk for malnutrition?​

Of the goals identified, which is the highest in priority?​

Describe the primary function(s) of each of the organic nutrients.​

Which mineral is needed to prevent osteoporosis from occurring?​

Education in good nutritional health practices would eliminate many health problems that may be caused by malnutrition. Which of the following is the best method for teaching the young child good health habits?​

Primary deficiencies are those an individual is born with, while secondary deficiencies are those caused by a disease condition associated with malabsorption and accelerated excretion or by the destruction of the nutrients.

Osteoporosis is a dietary deficiency of calcium and vitamin D that causes bones to soften and may cause the spine to bend.

State three nursing diagnosis statements from the assessment data.​

Mr. Lew has no family or friends present and his level of awareness will greatly restrict data collection. List the data collection methods that are available considering Mr. Lew's condition. Identify any tools you will need to collect assessment data to begin the planning phase.​

Problem nutrients for teen pregnancies include calcium, zinc, iron, vitamin A, vitamin C, folate, and protein. What are the needs of each of these nutrients for a pregnant teenager?​

Describe the usual weight gain recommended for a pregnant adolescent who is at the recommended weight for her height, for an overweight teen, and for an underweight teen.​

Planning a Healthy Diet

Digestion, Absorption, and Metabolism

Carbohydrates

Lipids Fats

Proteins

Vitamins

Minerals

Water

Nutrition During Pregnancy and Lactation

Nutrition During Infancy

Nutrition During Childhood and Adolescence

Nutrition During Adulthood

Weight Management Across the Life Cycle

Diet and Pre-Diabetes and Diabetes

Diet and Cardiovascular Disease

Diet and Renal Disease

Diet and Gastrointestinal Disorders

Diet and Cancer

Foodborne Illness, Allergies, and Intolerances

Nutritional Care of Clients With Special Needs

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When Mary hears the nurse tell her she will need to increase her caloric intake, her first response to the nurse was, "More chips, candy, colas." What is the nurse's response?

List the methods, or means of data collection, used to complete an accurate nutritional assessment that is the framework for a dietary treatment plan.

Which nutrient deficiency displays lesions at the corners of the mouth?

Goiter is a deficiency disease related to deficiency of what nutrient?

What biochemical analysis of blood samples may indicate kidney failure?

The adolescent and the elderly are age groups that are very prone to malnutrition. Discuss the reasons for this.

Which of the following does NOT put an individual at risk for malnutrition?

Of the goals identified, which is the highest in priority?

Describe the primary function(s) of each of the organic nutrients.

Which mineral is needed to prevent osteoporosis from occurring?

Education in good nutritional health practices would eliminate many health problems that may be caused by malnutrition. Which of the following is the best method for teaching the young child good health habits?

State three nursing diagnosis statements from the assessment data.

Mr. Lew has no family or friends present and his level of awareness will greatly restrict data collection. List the data collection methods that are available considering Mr. Lew's condition. Identify any tools you will need to collect assessment data to begin the planning phase.

Problem nutrients for teen pregnancies include calcium, zinc, iron, vitamin A, vitamin C, folate, and protein. What are the needs of each of these nutrients for a pregnant teenager?

Describe the usual weight gain recommended for a pregnant adolescent who is at the recommended weight for her height, for an overweight teen, and for an underweight teen.