NUR 612 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
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An older patient asks why he needs a multivitamin supplement. The
patient has always been healthy, has excellent nutrition, and has never
needed vitamins. What explanation by the nurse is best?
a. Older people tend to eat fewer calories, so it's harder to get
nutrients.
b. You need to have extra nutritional reserves in case of sudden illness.
c. It's recommended in all the nutritional guidelines for older adults.
d. Now that you are older, your good nutritional habits are not enough
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a. Older people tend to eat
4. What medications have you taken
fewer calories, so it's harder to
recently or are you currently taking?
get nutrients.
, b. "This test is designed to determine
c. Encourage the person to get direct
how the body is meeting current
sunlight each day.
demands for protein."
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John Brown, 60 years old, asks the nurse practitioner if a lack of
functioning insulin is the only cause of diabetes. Which of the following
is the nurse practitioner's reply? Select all that apply.
1. More recently, other hormones have been found to be part of
diabetes.
2. Besides insulin, glucagon, amylin, and incretin are involved.
3. Finding other factors of diabetes has resulted in new treatments.
4. The pancreas is not the only organ involved in diabetes.
5. Genetic factors lead to type 1 diabetes only.
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1. Eliminate all alcohol consumption.
2. Attend an alcohol treatment program.
3. Do not self-medicate with over-the-counter (OTC) medications, including herbal
products.
, 1. More recently, other hormones have been found to be part of diabetes.
2. Besides insulin, glucagon, amylin, and incretin are involved.
3. Finding other factors of diabetes has resulted in new treatments.
4. The pancreas is not the only organ involved in diabetes.
5. Genetic factors lead to type 1 diabetes only.
2. There could be drug-drug interactions leading to her symptoms.
1. Trypsinogen activation peptide (TAP).
2. Blood urea nitrogen (BUN), creatinine, glucose.
3. An abdominal x-ray.
4. Amylase and lipase amount three times the normal.
5. Stool culture.
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Correct
Incorrect
1 of 20
Term
An older patient asks why he needs a multivitamin supplement. The
patient has always been healthy, has excellent nutrition, and has never
needed vitamins. What explanation by the nurse is best?
a. Older people tend to eat fewer calories, so it's harder to get
nutrients.
b. You need to have extra nutritional reserves in case of sudden illness.
c. It's recommended in all the nutritional guidelines for older adults.
d. Now that you are older, your good nutritional habits are not enough
Give this one a try later!
a. Older people tend to eat
4. What medications have you taken
fewer calories, so it's harder to
recently or are you currently taking?
get nutrients.
, b. "This test is designed to determine
c. Encourage the person to get direct
how the body is meeting current
sunlight each day.
demands for protein."
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2 of 20
Term
John Brown, 60 years old, asks the nurse practitioner if a lack of
functioning insulin is the only cause of diabetes. Which of the following
is the nurse practitioner's reply? Select all that apply.
1. More recently, other hormones have been found to be part of
diabetes.
2. Besides insulin, glucagon, amylin, and incretin are involved.
3. Finding other factors of diabetes has resulted in new treatments.
4. The pancreas is not the only organ involved in diabetes.
5. Genetic factors lead to type 1 diabetes only.
Give this one a try later!
1. Eliminate all alcohol consumption.
2. Attend an alcohol treatment program.
3. Do not self-medicate with over-the-counter (OTC) medications, including herbal
products.
, 1. More recently, other hormones have been found to be part of diabetes.
2. Besides insulin, glucagon, amylin, and incretin are involved.
3. Finding other factors of diabetes has resulted in new treatments.
4. The pancreas is not the only organ involved in diabetes.
5. Genetic factors lead to type 1 diabetes only.
2. There could be drug-drug interactions leading to her symptoms.
1. Trypsinogen activation peptide (TAP).
2. Blood urea nitrogen (BUN), creatinine, glucose.
3. An abdominal x-ray.
4. Amylase and lipase amount three times the normal.
5. Stool culture.
Don't know?
