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,Section 1: Nutrition and BMI (Questions 1-10)
1. A nurse is completing a nutritional assessment on a client and measures body
mass index (BMI). Which of the following readings correlates with a BMI of an
overweight client?


A. 18.5
B. 24.9
C. 25
D. 32


<details> <summary><b>Rationale:</b></summary> Healthy weight is indicated
by a BMI of 18.5-24.9. Overweight is defined as an increased body weight in
relation to height. It is indicated by a BMI of <b>25-29.9</b>. Obesity is an excess
amount of body fat, indicated by a BMI <b>≥ 30</b>. Underweight is <b>less
than 18.5</b>. </details>
2. A nurse is assessing a client's nutritional status. Which BMI range indicates a
healthy weight?


A. Less than 18.5
B. 18.5-24.9
C. 25-29.9
D. 30 or greater


<details> <summary><b>Rationale:</b></summary> A BMI of <b>18.5-24.9</b>
is considered healthy weight. Underweight is <b>< 18.5</b>, overweight is
<b>25-29.9</b>, and obesity is <b>≥ 30</b>. </details>
3. A client has a BMI of 33. The nurse should document this as which
classification?

, A. Overweight
B. Healthy weight
C. Underweight
D. Obesity


<details> <summary><b>Rationale:</b></summary> A BMI of <b>≥ 30</b> is
classified as <b>obesity</b>. A BMI of 33 falls into this category, indicating
excess body fat that may increase health risks. </details>
4. A nurse is educating a client about BMI classification. Which statement by the
client indicates understanding?


A. "A BMI of 27 means I am obese."
B. "A BMI of 26 means I am overweight."
C. "A BMI of 19 means I am underweight."
D. "A BMI of 31 means I am overweight."


<details> <summary><b>Rationale:</b></summary> A BMI of <b>26</b> falls
within the <b>overweight</b> range (25-29.9). A BMI of 27 is also overweight, 19
is healthy weight, and 31 is obesity. </details>
5. A nurse is calculating BMI for a client who weighs 220 pounds and is 5 feet 10
inches tall. The client's BMI is 31.5. How should the nurse classify this finding?


A. Underweight
B. Healthy weight
C. Overweight
D. Obesity

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