Lutz Nutrition Chapter 6 practice Exam
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
Which statement explains the nature of vitamins? -
correct answer ✅-Vitamins are organic substances needed by the
body for metabolism, growth, and maintenance.page 71
A nurse teaches a client that the functions of vitamins are specific.
Which statement by the client indicates that further teaching is
necessary? -
correct answer ✅-Vitamin C prevents scurvy, which affects bones.
Vitamin D does too, so it's okay to take vitamin D if my vitamin C
intake is too low."page 71
A nurse is teaching clients about healthy diets. During the
processing of foods, which type of vitamins are retained? -
correct answer ✅-Fat-soluble vitamins
A nurse is teaching a client about healthy living and obtaining
adequate nutrition and energy from one's diet. Which statement by
the client shows the teaching has been understood? -
correct answer ✅-"Water-soluble vitamins are unstable, and none
of the vitamins are energy sources."page 80
Which statement about dietary reference intakes indicates that
more teaching is necessary? -
, Lutz Nutrition Chapter 6 practice Exam
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
correct answer ✅-"The recommended amounts of vitamins are
the same for every individual."
A nurse is working with a nutritionist regarding the amounts of
recommended vitamins for a client that had a gastric bypass. In
addition to physiological status, which criteria will help make the
correct dietary decision for this client? -
correct answer ✅-age
page 71
A nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with vitamin A deficiency.
Which does the nurse suspect is the reason for the client's
deficiency? -
correct answer ✅-Chronic cirrhosis
A nurse is teaching clients in a clinic about vitamin deficiencies.
Which disorders does the nurse teach the clients has been
associated with vitamin A deficiency? -
correct answer ✅-Rheumatoid arthritis
A nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with GERD and
malabsorption issues. However, the nurse notes that according to
the client's laboratory work, thiamin levels are adequate. Which
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
Which statement explains the nature of vitamins? -
correct answer ✅-Vitamins are organic substances needed by the
body for metabolism, growth, and maintenance.page 71
A nurse teaches a client that the functions of vitamins are specific.
Which statement by the client indicates that further teaching is
necessary? -
correct answer ✅-Vitamin C prevents scurvy, which affects bones.
Vitamin D does too, so it's okay to take vitamin D if my vitamin C
intake is too low."page 71
A nurse is teaching clients about healthy diets. During the
processing of foods, which type of vitamins are retained? -
correct answer ✅-Fat-soluble vitamins
A nurse is teaching a client about healthy living and obtaining
adequate nutrition and energy from one's diet. Which statement by
the client shows the teaching has been understood? -
correct answer ✅-"Water-soluble vitamins are unstable, and none
of the vitamins are energy sources."page 80
Which statement about dietary reference intakes indicates that
more teaching is necessary? -
, Lutz Nutrition Chapter 6 practice Exam
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
correct answer ✅-"The recommended amounts of vitamins are
the same for every individual."
A nurse is working with a nutritionist regarding the amounts of
recommended vitamins for a client that had a gastric bypass. In
addition to physiological status, which criteria will help make the
correct dietary decision for this client? -
correct answer ✅-age
page 71
A nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with vitamin A deficiency.
Which does the nurse suspect is the reason for the client's
deficiency? -
correct answer ✅-Chronic cirrhosis
A nurse is teaching clients in a clinic about vitamin deficiencies.
Which disorders does the nurse teach the clients has been
associated with vitamin A deficiency? -
correct answer ✅-Rheumatoid arthritis
A nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with GERD and
malabsorption issues. However, the nurse notes that according to
the client's laboratory work, thiamin levels are adequate. Which
