Maternal and Fetal Nutrition Nclex revised and verified questions and answers already graded A+ ()

Maternal and Fetal Nutrition Nclex revised and verified questions and answers already graded A+ () (Nutrient needs for energy—protein, calcium, iodine, zinc, B vitamins, and vitamin C—remain higher during lactation than during pregnancy. The need for iron is not higher during lactation than during pregnancy. A lactating woman does not have a greater requirement for vitamin A than a nonpregnant woman. Folic acid requirements are the highest during the first trimester of pregnancy.) - ANSWER Which nutrient's recommended dietary allowance (RDA) is higher during lactation than during pregnancy? A. Energy (kcal) B. Iron C. Vitamin A D. Folic acid C (A pregnant woman's diet is consistent with that followed by a strict vegetarian (vegan). Vegans consume only plant products. Because vitamin B12 is found in foods of animal origin, this diet is deficient in vitamin B12. Depending on the woman's food choices, a pregnant woman's diet may be adequate in calcium. Protein needs can be sufficiently met by a vegetarian diet. The nurse should be more concerned with the woman's intake of vitamin B12 attributable to her dietary restrictions. Folic acid needs can be met by enriched bread products.) - ANSWER A pregnant woman's diet consists almost entirely of whole grain breads and cereals, fruits, and vegetables. Which dietary requirement is the nurse most concerned about? A. Calcium B. Protein