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NR 228 Exam 21. A client that must obtain the greatest percentage of daily carbohydrates from complex
carbohydrates most likely has which disease process
Diabetes - ANS10. A client needs regular injection of vitamin B12. Which is the best
rationale for this client needing vitamin B12?
The client stomachs does not produce the intrinsic factor.
2. A nurse in a community clinic is instructing a group of clients about food high in iron. The
nurse should include information that which nutrients aids in the absorption of iron
Vitamin C - ANS11. What is the most likely causes of Vitamin toxicity?
Long/term use of megadose supplements
3. The nurse on the medical-surgical floor is instructing a group of clients about vitamins and
minerals and is discussing exposure to sunlight. The nurse is most likely discussing which
vitamin?
Vitamin D - ANS12.A nurse is caring for clients with type 2 Diabetes. The nurse teaches the
client which technique to maintain constant glycemic control?
space meals and snacks evenly throughout the day
4. A nurse is teaching a client who is breastfeeding dietary recommendations. Which
statement by the client indicates understanding of the instruction?
I will eat more protein at each meal" - ANS13.A nurse in a diabetic clinic is educating a client
diagnosed with type 1 diabetes mellitus Who has increased his exercise level. Which of the
following dietary recommendation is most appropriate for this client?
Consume additional carbohydrates
5. A nurse is providing nutritional teaching to a client who has osteoporosis and discuss the
intake of salmon, milk, and spinach. What is the nurse rationale for the selection of these
specific food items?
These food items are rich in calcium and should be used by a client diagnosed with
osteoporosis - ANS14. A nurse is educating a hospitalized client who was diagnosed with
acute pancreatitis. Which nutritional alterations will be observed in this client?
"There may be alliterations in insulin and glucagon as these hormones are secreted by the
pancreas."
6. The nurse is caring for a client who is diabetic and reports a headache, restlessness,
fatigue, and hunger. The nurse should identify that the client is likely experiencing which
condition?
Hypoglycemia - ANS15.A nurse is discussing dietary recommendations for chronic
cholecystitis with a client. Which diet will be discussed?
Low-fat diet
7. The nurse is conducting a nutrition teaching session. Which is a good source of omega/3
fatty acid?
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