NUR 356 EXAM 4 LATEST
How long should the nurse stay w/ client diagnosed w/ Anorexia
Nervosa or Bulimia Nervosa?
at least 1 hour after meals; the client may use this time to discard food
that has been stashed from the food tray or to engage in self- induced
vomiting
What body image does an adolescent female who has an eating
disorder have?
a distorted body image
What does a client who has Anorexia Nervosa see themselves as?
overweight and often has fear of gaining weight. These clients will have
altered hormones and a very low BMI
What should the nurse educate the family on of anorexia nervosa?
the importance of family dynamics, involvement, and support of
treatment; Families engaging in conflict avoidance and struggling with
issues of power and control may contribute to the development of this
disorder or impede the progress of recovery.
What are some interventions when caring for a client w/ anorexia
nervosa regarding his or her role within the family and issues
related to dependence/independence?
encourage the client to verbalize feelings
What is behavior modification used to treat?
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, NUR 356 EXAM 4 LATEST
A client with anorexia nervosa because it provides the client with control
over behavioral choices
What is an action as a nurse should include in the client's plan of
care who has anorexia nervosa with binge eating behavior?
Implementing 1:1 observation during and after meal times
What would meet the criteria for hospitalization for a client
diagnosed with an eating disorder?
systolic blood pressure of 62mmHg (Hypotensive)
The nurse knows the importance of developing
a therapeutic relationship with the client. What is important when
developing a therapeutic relationship?
Assisting the client with problem solving and practice with utilizing
coping skills
What are clients w/ anorexia concerned with?
body image, fear of gaining weight, generally have a history of dieting,
and lack of family support.
What would a client w/ anorexia nervosa may experience?
amenorrhea and menstrual abnormalities
What are appropriate nursing interventions for a client at risk for
re-feeding syndrome?
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How long should the nurse stay w/ client diagnosed w/ Anorexia
Nervosa or Bulimia Nervosa?
at least 1 hour after meals; the client may use this time to discard food
that has been stashed from the food tray or to engage in self- induced
vomiting
What body image does an adolescent female who has an eating
disorder have?
a distorted body image
What does a client who has Anorexia Nervosa see themselves as?
overweight and often has fear of gaining weight. These clients will have
altered hormones and a very low BMI
What should the nurse educate the family on of anorexia nervosa?
the importance of family dynamics, involvement, and support of
treatment; Families engaging in conflict avoidance and struggling with
issues of power and control may contribute to the development of this
disorder or impede the progress of recovery.
What are some interventions when caring for a client w/ anorexia
nervosa regarding his or her role within the family and issues
related to dependence/independence?
encourage the client to verbalize feelings
What is behavior modification used to treat?
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, NUR 356 EXAM 4 LATEST
A client with anorexia nervosa because it provides the client with control
over behavioral choices
What is an action as a nurse should include in the client's plan of
care who has anorexia nervosa with binge eating behavior?
Implementing 1:1 observation during and after meal times
What would meet the criteria for hospitalization for a client
diagnosed with an eating disorder?
systolic blood pressure of 62mmHg (Hypotensive)
The nurse knows the importance of developing
a therapeutic relationship with the client. What is important when
developing a therapeutic relationship?
Assisting the client with problem solving and practice with utilizing
coping skills
What are clients w/ anorexia concerned with?
body image, fear of gaining weight, generally have a history of dieting,
and lack of family support.
What would a client w/ anorexia nervosa may experience?
amenorrhea and menstrual abnormalities
What are appropriate nursing interventions for a client at risk for
re-feeding syndrome?
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