Multiple Choice
Lora, age 57, is undergoing chemotherapy and radiation for cancer and will soon have surgery. She is in need of oral supplementation to help improve her nutritional status prior to the surgery. What might be done to help her accept oral supplements?
A) Allow her to try several formulations to find one she likes.
B) Warn her that her surgery will have to be delayed if she does not accept them.
C) Give her a trial of tube feeding so that she will prefer the oral supplements.
D) Acknowledge that they taste terrible but tell her they are better than the alternative.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q17: A patient who does not tolerate a
Q18: What can happen when liquid medications are
Q19: Kristina is a 4-year-old with galactosemia. Her
Q20: Iris has an order for continuous tube
Q21: The only current treatment for phenylketonuria (PKU)
Q23: The delivery of up to 500 mL
Q24: Which type of enteral feeding should be
Q25: Short Case Study Questions <br>Maureen Grey is
Q26: What is a characteristic of an open
Q27: Proper sterile techniques should be used during