RNSG 1430 ELIMINATION CERTIFICATION
EXAMINATION TEST 2026 FULL QUESTIONS
AND ACCURATE ANSWERS
⩥ Vitamin C manifestations. Answer: Dry damaged skin , easy brusing ,
poor immunity , bleeding gums, toothloss, rough bumpy skin , spoon
shaped finger nails.
⩥ Vitamin B1 manifestations. Answer: Beriberi , nervous system,
parasksia (numbing sensation ) sleep problems
⩥ Vitamin K manifestations. Answer: Easy brusing , clotting problems ,
excessive bleeding from wounds
⩥ Vitamin E Manifestation. Answer: Distoration and vision problems ,
muscle weakness, oxidative stress
⩥ Folate (B9) manifestations. Answer: Neurotube disfunction in
pregnancy, diarrhea , sore tongue
⩥ Vitamin D manifestation. Answer: Thin, brittle , miss shaped bones,
bone pain
,⩥ B6 manifestation. Answer: periphearl neuropathy , depression ,
anemia , glossitis
⩥ what are the fat soluble vitamins and why are they important ?.
Answer: fat soluble vitamins - A D E K dissolve in fat and can be stored
in your liver and fat tissue until needed . Fat sol vitamins have a
multitude of functions from keeping your bones strong to helping your
muscles move.
⩥ what are the water soluble vitamins and why are they important ?.
Answer: Vitamins B and C, our body can use them immediatly but are
not stored in the body so you have to replenish them daily . Excreted
through the urine very rarely does a pt toxicity from these vitamins
⩥ Pregnancy. Answer: Vitamin C should be increased , daily water
amount suggested 2,000-3,000 mL a day , calcium should be increased ,
Folic Acid should be increased( both are covered by pre-natal vitamins)
breastfeeding to be done 6-12 months
%20 protein- %30 fat-%50 carb (DIET)
⩥ malnutrition. Answer: faulty or inadequate diet
⩥ starvation. Answer: basic nutrition are not met no inflammation to the
body (primary)
, ⩥ Chronic Disease. Answer: related to malnutrition (secondary)
Diet does not meet the tissue needs
mild to mod inflammation occurring
ex : Organ failure , cancer
⩥ Acute disease or injury related malnutrition. Answer: acute
inflammation of severe degree: ex: febrile burn patient
⩥ Risk of developing malnutrition. Answer: Inadequate diet
Socioeconomic
Physical illness
Starvation
Inflammation
Drug nutrient interactions (prescriptions )
⩥ Manifestations of malnourishment. Answer: Body height/weight ratio
, Skin =dry scaly, wrinkled , nails brittle rashes, hair loss,
Mouth -crusting and ulcerations, changes to tongue
CNS-confusion or irritability
Muscles- Decreased mass, weakness
⩥ Labs for malnutrition. Answer: Serum albumin ( but it is not a good
indicator of acute changes)
EXAMINATION TEST 2026 FULL QUESTIONS
AND ACCURATE ANSWERS
⩥ Vitamin C manifestations. Answer: Dry damaged skin , easy brusing ,
poor immunity , bleeding gums, toothloss, rough bumpy skin , spoon
shaped finger nails.
⩥ Vitamin B1 manifestations. Answer: Beriberi , nervous system,
parasksia (numbing sensation ) sleep problems
⩥ Vitamin K manifestations. Answer: Easy brusing , clotting problems ,
excessive bleeding from wounds
⩥ Vitamin E Manifestation. Answer: Distoration and vision problems ,
muscle weakness, oxidative stress
⩥ Folate (B9) manifestations. Answer: Neurotube disfunction in
pregnancy, diarrhea , sore tongue
⩥ Vitamin D manifestation. Answer: Thin, brittle , miss shaped bones,
bone pain
,⩥ B6 manifestation. Answer: periphearl neuropathy , depression ,
anemia , glossitis
⩥ what are the fat soluble vitamins and why are they important ?.
Answer: fat soluble vitamins - A D E K dissolve in fat and can be stored
in your liver and fat tissue until needed . Fat sol vitamins have a
multitude of functions from keeping your bones strong to helping your
muscles move.
⩥ what are the water soluble vitamins and why are they important ?.
Answer: Vitamins B and C, our body can use them immediatly but are
not stored in the body so you have to replenish them daily . Excreted
through the urine very rarely does a pt toxicity from these vitamins
⩥ Pregnancy. Answer: Vitamin C should be increased , daily water
amount suggested 2,000-3,000 mL a day , calcium should be increased ,
Folic Acid should be increased( both are covered by pre-natal vitamins)
breastfeeding to be done 6-12 months
%20 protein- %30 fat-%50 carb (DIET)
⩥ malnutrition. Answer: faulty or inadequate diet
⩥ starvation. Answer: basic nutrition are not met no inflammation to the
body (primary)
, ⩥ Chronic Disease. Answer: related to malnutrition (secondary)
Diet does not meet the tissue needs
mild to mod inflammation occurring
ex : Organ failure , cancer
⩥ Acute disease or injury related malnutrition. Answer: acute
inflammation of severe degree: ex: febrile burn patient
⩥ Risk of developing malnutrition. Answer: Inadequate diet
Socioeconomic
Physical illness
Starvation
Inflammation
Drug nutrient interactions (prescriptions )
⩥ Manifestations of malnourishment. Answer: Body height/weight ratio
, Skin =dry scaly, wrinkled , nails brittle rashes, hair loss,
Mouth -crusting and ulcerations, changes to tongue
CNS-confusion or irritability
Muscles- Decreased mass, weakness
⩥ Labs for malnutrition. Answer: Serum albumin ( but it is not a good
indicator of acute changes)
