answer for group 1 Q Search all conversations• Active1of 171SGD for Friday 3 25 2022 International B AM GroupExternalInbox XJose Ramon Guzman9:36 AM (24 minutes ago)to me, redcaslaygo, JoseGroup 1A 38-year-old female presents to the clinic with complaints of alternating diarrhea and constipation. She reports some abdominal discomfort andbloatingthat are relieved with her bowel movement. She states that her episodes areworse in times of stress. She denies any blood in her diarrhea. She denies anyweight loss or anorexia. Her physical exam is all within normal limits. She hasbeen prescribed a cellulose-containing dietary supplement, which her doctorsays will increase the bulk of her stools.• What is the most likely diagnosis?• What is the biochemical mechanism of the dietary supplement'seffect on the intestines?Group 2A patient with type I diabetes mellitus has fasting and postprandialblood glucose levels that are frequently above the normal range despitegood compliance with his insulin therapy. He was referred to a dieticianthat specialized in diabetic patients. The patient was recommended toincorporate foods high in dietary fiber. Which of the following dietaryfibers would be most helpful in maintaining a normal blood glucoselevel?Discuss the following: Cellulose, Hemicellulose, Lignins, Pectins

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Nursing Care Plan Diagnosis Goal Intervention Rationale Evaluation Constipation related toimpaired mobilitysecondary to fatigue asevidenced by: Subjective:She would complain offatigability andgiddiness. Objective:Physical examinationof the abdomenrevealed constipation.
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