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WGU HESI
Nutri!on - D440 (Victoria + Kareem + Stephanie
Study Guides) With Comprehensive
Ques!ons,Correct Answers,Mul!ple Choices,Deep
Ra!onale,!!!Instant Download!!!.



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,Know blood tests test nutri!onal status: ... - CORRECT ANS!BMI and albumin



PT who has issues swallowing (dysphagia) will always be the most at risk for ... - CORRECT
ANS!nutri!on deficiency.



Which pa!ent would need more water? - CORRECT ANS!(A. Breas#eeding)



know what diet for a pt who lost their dentures would be on - CORRECT ANS!mechanical
so$



Athle!c pa!ent complains with leg cramps due to low calcium, offer... - CORRECT
ANS!broccoli, cheese.



Know nutrient dense foods. - CORRECT ANS!???



Folic acid Is found in .... - CORRECT ANS!yogurt.



1 oz = ? mL - CORRECT ANS!30 ml



1 cup = ? oz - CORRECT ANS!8 oz



BMI Ranges: - CORRECT ANS!18.5-24.9 = normal

25-29.9 = overweight

30 and over = obese

(these values were on test)

, Fat = ? per gram

Carbs = ? per gram

Protein = ? per gram - CORRECT ANS!9

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Glomerulonephri!s diet: caused by untreated strep (a kidney disease) - CORRECT
ANS!Fluid restric!on

Sodium restric!on (salty meats & processed foods)

Decrease Protein

Increase carbs (Carbs provide energy and stop the breakdown of proteins)



Renal Disease diet - CORRECT ANS!fluid restric!on, Low sodium, Low protein, low
potassium, high calcium



Urinary Tract infec!ons (UTI) diet: - CORRECT ANS!Cranberries, blueberries, raspberries,
and other berries, probio!cs (yogurt)

Avoid foods and drinks that cause bladder irrita!on, such as coffee, tea, so$ drinks, and
chocolate, avoid smoking.

Diabe!c needs to drink sugar-free cranberry juices



Heart Failure diet - CORRECT ANS!Fluid restric!on (spread out fluids during the day &
suck on hard candy to decrease thirst)

Decrease sodium, fat, & cholesterol



Heart Health Diet: - CORRECT ANS!Decrease in saturated fats

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