Nutriton Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

physical assessment data correct answerscollected by providers and nurses comprehensive nutritional assessments correct answerscompleted by registered dieticians monitor and evaluate interventions provided to clients correct answerscompleted by nurses diet history correct answerstime, type, amount of food eaten at all meals, includes snacks time, type, and amount of fluids consumed throughout the day type, amount of "special foods" (celebration foods) typical prep of food and fluid...

HESI Nutrition Quizzes

1600s-1700s correct answer: small farms, 90% of US labor workforce, all manual labor 1800s correct answer: small to medium farms, 58% labor force, mechanical inventions like reapers and combines 1900s-200s correct answer: large farms, 38% farm labor force, mechanical power and synthetic fertilizers how have farms changed from ? correct answer: the number of farms have dropped but the size has increased what agency represents agriculture interests in the federal government? correc...

eroded mucosal legion -ulcer treatment for ulcers - antacids, antibiotics to eradicate H pylori Drug therapy w/ ulcers - Cimetidine, Ranitidine - H2 blocker; prevents binding of histamine to receptor, drecreases secretion Diet for patient w/ ulcers - diet as tolerated well-balanced avoid late-night snacks omit any gastric irritants including cayenne, black pepper, large amounts of chili powder, excess caffeine and alcohol protrusion of a portion of the stomach above the diaphragm into t...

Basic Human Nutrition Final (hlth 230) Solved 100% Correct!!

Malnutrition has been reported in what percentage of hospitalized patients with acute illness? - ANSWER 1/3 upon admission, 2/3 experience decline Define the term iatrogenic. - ANSWER Induced inadvertently by a physician or surgeon or by medical treatment or diagnostic procedures How can illness lead to malnutrition? - ANSWER Reduced nutrient intake: anorexia, n/v, pain, mouth ulcers, difficulty chewing/swallowing, inability to feed oneself, depression caused by diets, surgery, prep for su...

NURSING 250 MEDSURG 1 PROCTORED 1 Exam Guide Questions completed ; Answers provided 1. A nurse is assessing a client who has lef-sided heart failure. Which of the following fndings should the nurse expect? a. Bradycardia- more tachycardia cuz of a failing ventricle , SNS is actvated to compensate . b. Flushed skin- duskly it wIll look like c. Frothy sputum-Lef sided- can be blood tnged d. Jugular vein distenton→ Right Ratonale: ATI MS: pg. 198 ch 32 pdf Lef side: dyspnea, orthopnea, ...

Nurs 2356 Exam 1 Questions And Answers SIADH - ANSWER- Caused by excessive secretion of ADH leading to excessive water reabsorption. Caused by CNS infections (meningitis), brain tumors, brain trauma, children with pulmonary disorders (pneumonia, asthma, cystic fibrosis), and children receiving positive pressure ventilation. HIGH and DRY SIADH s/s - ANSWER- Hypertension JVD Crackles in the lungs Weight gain without edema Fluid and electrolyte imbalance Concentrated urine with high Sp...

Malnutrition has been reported in what percentage of hospitalized patients with acute illness? - ANSWER 1/3 upon admission, 2/3 experience decline Define the term iatrogenic. - ANSWER Induced inadvertently by a physician or surgeon or by medical treatment or diagnostic procedures How can illness lead to malnutrition? - ANSWER Reduced nutrient intake: anorexia, n/v, pain, mouth ulcers, difficulty chewing/swallowing, inability to feed oneself, depression caused by diets, surgery, prep for su...

Malnutrition results in: increased risk of infection, delayed wound healing, longer hospital stay malnutrition remedies: specialized oral diets, supplement foods, enteral and parenteral nutrition Enteral nutrition delivery of nutrients to the GI tract, through a feeding tube, catheter or stoma Enteral nutrition preferred for patients who cannot meet their nutrition needs through voluntary oral intake Enteral nutrition indications in adults Functioning GI tract an...