NURS 216A Quiz 2 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
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, 3 Colonoscopy 4 Scopolamine
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Acidity and Transition Time Too Slow Transition: Results in increased water
reabsorption, potentially causing constipation or
obstruction due to the slower movement of
contents through the gastrointestinal tract.
Gastroparesis Lack of and/or decreased peristalsis in GI, common
in diabetes, also idiopathic presentations.
Too Fast Transition Leads to decreased absorption of nutrients and
water, resulting in diarrhea, as waste products
move too quickly to allow for proper absorption.
Nutrients Energy derived from food translates to
physiological functions.
Calories from Proteins and Offer 4 calories per gram.
Carbohydrates
Calories from Fats Offer 9 calories per gram.
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) For adults: approximately 10 calories per pound.
Diet Types Multiple types of diets: full, clear, liquid, soft,
specialized (e.g. low sodium, low carb, etc).
CORRECT Answers
, 3 Colonoscopy 4 Scopolamine
Don't know?
Terms in this set
Acidity and Transition Time Too Slow Transition: Results in increased water
reabsorption, potentially causing constipation or
obstruction due to the slower movement of
contents through the gastrointestinal tract.
Gastroparesis Lack of and/or decreased peristalsis in GI, common
in diabetes, also idiopathic presentations.
Too Fast Transition Leads to decreased absorption of nutrients and
water, resulting in diarrhea, as waste products
move too quickly to allow for proper absorption.
Nutrients Energy derived from food translates to
physiological functions.
Calories from Proteins and Offer 4 calories per gram.
Carbohydrates
Calories from Fats Offer 9 calories per gram.
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) For adults: approximately 10 calories per pound.
Diet Types Multiple types of diets: full, clear, liquid, soft,
specialized (e.g. low sodium, low carb, etc).
