A client is on complete bed rest after a total hip replacement surgery while he is being treated for a mild postoperative surgical wound infection. Identify the underlying physiologic factors that could increase the nutritional needs of this client. Give specific rational A.Anabolism, polydipsia, hypertriglyceridemia B.Elevated protein plasma levels, hypotension, glycolysis C.Large abdominal girth,insulin resistance, acidosis D.Fever, increased white blood cell count, negative nitrogen plasma level

A client is on complete bed rest after a total hip replacement surgery while he is being treated for a mild postoperative surgical wound infection. Identify the underlying physiologic factors that could increase the nutritional needs of this client. Give specific rational A.Anabolism, polydipsia, hypertriglyceridemia B.Elevated protein plasma levels, hypotension, glycolysis C.Large abdominal girth,insulin resistance, acidosis D.Fever, increased white blood cell count, negative nitrogen plasma level

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Chapter23: Endocrine System Drugs

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