Final Exam: NR302 / NR 302 (Latest
Update ) Health
Assessment I | Review Questions
and Answers | 100% Correct |
Grade A - Chamberlain
Question:
children who are overweight
Answer:
defined as BMI equal to or greater than 95th percentile based on age- and
gender- specific BMI charts
Question:
adult weight
Answer:
-overweight defined as BMI of 25 or greater
-obesity defined as BMI of 30
,Question:
to support synthesis of maternal and fetal tissues national academy of
sciences (NAS) recommends weight gain of
Answer:
- 25 to 35lbs for women of normal weight
-28 to 40lbs for underweight women
-11 to 20lbs for overweight women
Question:
classification of malnutrition
Answer:
-obesity
-marasmus (protein-calorie malnutrition)
-kwashiorkor (protein malnutrition)
- marasmus/kwashiorkor mix
,Question:
abnormalities caused by nutritional deficiencies
Answer:
-pellagra: niacin deficiency
-scorbutic gums: vitamin C deficiency
-follicular hyperkeratosis: vitamin A and/or linoleic acid deficiency
-Bitot's spots: vitamin A deficiency
-rickets: vitamin D and calcium deficiency
-magenta tongue: riboflavin deficiency
Question:
Metabolic syndrome
Answer:
-waist circumference
-glucose level (above 100mg/dL/ or being treated for hyperglycemia)
-High density lipoprotein (HDL-C)
- Triglyceride/TG level (above 150mg/dL or being treated for elevated TG)
-hypertension (HTN)
, Question:
health history sequence
Answer:
-biographic data
-source of history
-reason for seeking care
-present health or history of present illness
-past health
-family history
-review of systems
-functional assessment including ADLs
Update ) Health
Assessment I | Review Questions
and Answers | 100% Correct |
Grade A - Chamberlain
Question:
children who are overweight
Answer:
defined as BMI equal to or greater than 95th percentile based on age- and
gender- specific BMI charts
Question:
adult weight
Answer:
-overweight defined as BMI of 25 or greater
-obesity defined as BMI of 30
,Question:
to support synthesis of maternal and fetal tissues national academy of
sciences (NAS) recommends weight gain of
Answer:
- 25 to 35lbs for women of normal weight
-28 to 40lbs for underweight women
-11 to 20lbs for overweight women
Question:
classification of malnutrition
Answer:
-obesity
-marasmus (protein-calorie malnutrition)
-kwashiorkor (protein malnutrition)
- marasmus/kwashiorkor mix
,Question:
abnormalities caused by nutritional deficiencies
Answer:
-pellagra: niacin deficiency
-scorbutic gums: vitamin C deficiency
-follicular hyperkeratosis: vitamin A and/or linoleic acid deficiency
-Bitot's spots: vitamin A deficiency
-rickets: vitamin D and calcium deficiency
-magenta tongue: riboflavin deficiency
Question:
Metabolic syndrome
Answer:
-waist circumference
-glucose level (above 100mg/dL/ or being treated for hyperglycemia)
-High density lipoprotein (HDL-C)
- Triglyceride/TG level (above 150mg/dL or being treated for elevated TG)
-hypertension (HTN)
, Question:
health history sequence
Answer:
-biographic data
-source of history
-reason for seeking care
-present health or history of present illness
-past health
-family history
-review of systems
-functional assessment including ADLs
