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NUTR 453 Final Exam Practice || with 100% Errorless Answers.
When assessing a patient with alcohol-related liver disease it is important to check for deficiencies in which of the following nutrients: 
 
A. folate, B6, and thiamin 
B. Vit D, calcium, and potassium 
C. Sodium, potassium, and magnesium 
D. B6, niacin, and copper correct answers A. folate, B6, and thiamin 
 
For which patients with liver disease would you recommend MCT oil? 
A. Hepatic Failure 
B. Acute Liver Disease 
C. Cirrhosis 
D. Hepatitis 
E. All of the above correct answers E. All of ...
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Summary NUTR 453 Exam 2 Study Guide.
PopularSummary NUTR 453 Exam 2 Study Guide. 
Carb Counting 
● List the ADA and AND recommendations for determining 
CHO choices from grams. 
○ CHO counting is based on the concept that after eating, the CHO in foods 
predicts the post-prandial Blood Glucose levels 
○ 2 ways to CHO count: 
■ Counting CHO choices 
● Teach patient how to do CHO counting 
■ Counting all CHO consumed 
● Determines # of choices allowed 
○ 15 g CHO = 1 CHO choice 
○ NOTE: 8 ounces of milk = 1 CHO choice 
■...
Exam (elaborations)
Summary NUTR 453 Exam 2 Study Guide.
Summary NUTR 453 Exam 2 Study Guide. 
Carb Counting 
● List the ADA and AND recommendations for determining 
CHO choices from grams. 
○ CHO counting is based on the concept that after eating, the CHO in foods 
predicts the post-prandial Blood Glucose levels 
○ 2 ways to CHO count: 
■ Counting CHO choices 
● Teach patient how to do CHO counting 
■ Counting all CHO consumed 
● Determines # of choices allowed 
○ 15 g CHO = 1 CHO choice 
○ NOTE: 8 ounces of milk = 1 CHO choice 
■...
Summary
Summary NUTR 453 Exam 2 Study Guide.
Summary NUTR 453 Exam 2 Study Guide. 
Carb Counting 
● List the ADA and AND recommendations for determining 
CHO choices from grams. 
○ CHO counting is based on the concept that after eating, the CHO in foods 
predicts the post-prandial Blood Glucose levels 
○ 2 ways to CHO count: 
■ Counting CHO choices 
● Teach patient how to do CHO counting 
■ Counting all CHO consumed 
● Determines # of choices allowed 
○ 15 g CHO = 1 CHO choice 
○ NOTE: 8 ounces of milk = 1 CHO choice 
■...