WGU NUTRITION D440 EXAM 2025|2026 ACTUAL COMPLETE
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
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Where does glomerulonephritis come from? - ANSWER-
Untreated strep throat
High cholesterol/cardiac diet - ANSWER-Increase soluble fiber,
eat fish twice a
week, limit red
meat
Cardiac diet (HTN, HF, and CAD) - ANSWER-Sodium
restricted, cholesterol
controlled so low, restrict
sodium
High in cholesterol foods - ANSWER-Shrimp, eel, sardines, egg
yolk
Low in cholesterol foods - ANSWER-Mackerel, salmon, trout,
and scallops
High fiber fruits - ANSWER-Apples, raspberries, prunes
Vitamin D food sources - ANSWER-Fatty fish, milk, soy milk,
sunlight
,Vitamin E Foods - ANSWER-Vegetable oils, dried apricots,
spinach and turnips,
almond and hazelnuts, and extra
virgin olive oil
Mediterranean diet - ANSWER-Limits red meats, lots of olive
oils, moderate red
wine, Whole Food
heavy
15 grams of carbs - ANSWER-1 serving of carbs
Kidney is associated with - ANSWER-Potassium always
Paleo diet - ANSWER-No dairy, grains, legumes, refined
sugar; potatoes
processed foods
and salt
Lactovegan - ANSWER-Only dairy
Ovo vegan - ANSWER-Can eat eggs
Lacto ovo vegan - ANSWER-Eats eggs and milk
Neutropenic diet - ANSWER-Avoids salad bars, take outs, and
easy and peel
fruits and
veggies
, NG - ANSWER-Nasogastric
NG tube is for how long? - ANSWER-Less than 4 weeks
NG/PEG methods of administration - ANSWER-Continuous,
cyclic, intermittent,
and
bolus
NG/Peg is - ANSWER-Enteral feeding
NG/PEG is when the gi tract - ANSWER-Is functioning
Parenteral nutrition is for when gi - ANSWER-Tract needs to be
avoid and rest
2 types of parental nutrition - ANSWER-Peripheral and central
Iron food sources - ANSWER-Dried beans, egg yolks, oysters,
salmon, tuna,
liver, chicken, beef, spinach, potatoes,
dried apricots
Selenium food sources - ANSWER-Turkey, lamb, chicken,
Brazil nuts, organ
meats, fish, whole grains,
seeds
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Where does glomerulonephritis come from? - ANSWER-
Untreated strep throat
High cholesterol/cardiac diet - ANSWER-Increase soluble fiber,
eat fish twice a
week, limit red
meat
Cardiac diet (HTN, HF, and CAD) - ANSWER-Sodium
restricted, cholesterol
controlled so low, restrict
sodium
High in cholesterol foods - ANSWER-Shrimp, eel, sardines, egg
yolk
Low in cholesterol foods - ANSWER-Mackerel, salmon, trout,
and scallops
High fiber fruits - ANSWER-Apples, raspberries, prunes
Vitamin D food sources - ANSWER-Fatty fish, milk, soy milk,
sunlight
,Vitamin E Foods - ANSWER-Vegetable oils, dried apricots,
spinach and turnips,
almond and hazelnuts, and extra
virgin olive oil
Mediterranean diet - ANSWER-Limits red meats, lots of olive
oils, moderate red
wine, Whole Food
heavy
15 grams of carbs - ANSWER-1 serving of carbs
Kidney is associated with - ANSWER-Potassium always
Paleo diet - ANSWER-No dairy, grains, legumes, refined
sugar; potatoes
processed foods
and salt
Lactovegan - ANSWER-Only dairy
Ovo vegan - ANSWER-Can eat eggs
Lacto ovo vegan - ANSWER-Eats eggs and milk
Neutropenic diet - ANSWER-Avoids salad bars, take outs, and
easy and peel
fruits and
veggies
, NG - ANSWER-Nasogastric
NG tube is for how long? - ANSWER-Less than 4 weeks
NG/PEG methods of administration - ANSWER-Continuous,
cyclic, intermittent,
and
bolus
NG/Peg is - ANSWER-Enteral feeding
NG/PEG is when the gi tract - ANSWER-Is functioning
Parenteral nutrition is for when gi - ANSWER-Tract needs to be
avoid and rest
2 types of parental nutrition - ANSWER-Peripheral and central
Iron food sources - ANSWER-Dried beans, egg yolks, oysters,
salmon, tuna,
liver, chicken, beef, spinach, potatoes,
dried apricots
Selenium food sources - ANSWER-Turkey, lamb, chicken,
Brazil nuts, organ
meats, fish, whole grains,
seeds
