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- Question 29 When teaching a client about diabetes and self-administration of insulin, what should the nurse's first action be? Question 29 options: Begin the teaching program at the client's level of understanding Set specific short- and long-term goals Collect equipment needed to demonstrate giving an injection Determine what the client knows about the health problemQuestion 28 Amy is being seen in the Emergency department because of rectal bleeding secondary to ulcerative colitis. What additional question is MOST important for the nurse to ask Amy? Question 28 options: Do you feel fatigued or light-headed? Do you have trouble remembering events? Do you experience tremors or headaches? Do you ever hear ringing in your ears?Question: Discuss five roles of nutrition assessment in Public Health.
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- Question 20 Which of the following is the priority focus for health teaching for a child recently diagnosed with type one diabetes and their family? Question 20 options: The signs and symptoms of hyperglycemia The importance of balanced nutrition The signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia The importance of rotating insulin injection sitesQuestion 1: A 68-year-old patient with a history of hypertension presents with sudden-onset chest pain and shortness of breath. The nurse suspects a myocardial infarction. What immediate actions should the nurse take, and what assessments are crucial for this patient? Question 2: A diabetic patient is admitted with hyperglycemia. The nurse is responsible for managing the patient's insulin therapy. What key considerations should the nurse keep in mind regarding insulin administration and monitoring in diabetic patients? Don't use any AI AI solution will be reported. If you don't know solution doesn't need to answer.QUESTION FOUR a) Differentiate acute malnutrition from chronic malnutrition b) State 3 forms of under nutrition in children and their respective nutrition indices c) You have been hired as a public health consultant on a nutrition related project to assist in developing protocols or procedure to take mid upper arm circumference (MUAC) of children above 2 years. Clearly state the steps and precautions for taking MUAC of children above 2 years
