One day after abdominal surgery a client with obesity reports pain and heaviness in the calf. Which action should the nurse implement?

Q: A mother is concerned for her 4 year old daughter putting on to much weight. Which of the following…

A: Excessive weight gain is the major risk to develop various diseases in the future. An adequate…

Q: A nurse is completing a nutritional assessment on a client. Which of the following findings should…

A: Food is the essential substance that is required by the organism for survival. This provides…

Q: A nurse is discussing the risk of dehydration with a client that needs to increase daily fluid…

A: Nutrition refers to the metabolic and physiologic process by which organisms utilize food to sustain…

Q: Identify appropriate nursing interventions topromote regular bowel habits.

A: Bowel movement is the process of elimination of metabolic waste from the body in the form of stool.…

Q: How can you incorporate the concept of lifestyle change into a program for those who are in need of…

A: Maintainance of ideal body weight such as eating healthy and gradually starting an exercise plan for…

Q: The nurse is providing education to the older adult with diverticulitis. The older adult asks why…

A: Diverticulitis is the inflammation or infection of various pouches in the digestive tract. The…

Q: Provide three examples of how you as an Enrolled Nurse will assess the nutritional status of a…

A: Nutritional assessment is considered important to check for malnutrition and to examine conditions…

Q: How you would respond to a client regarding the various choices for screening mammograms and…

A: Examination of the breast at regular interval is very important. Because as early as possible we…

Q: What data should the nurse collect when obtaining the patient’s health history? What physiologic…

A: Addison's disease is a disorder of the adrenal glands.

Q: What is the importance of having a knowledge in Nutrition and Diet Therapy and how will you apply…

A: Nursing is a profession that is involved in caring for the patient. The role of the nurse is…

Q: Explain the components of a nutritional assessment. What important subjective and objective…

A: Nutritional assessment is important to identify and get information on prevelance of nutritional…

Q: Which of the following tools do the new obesity guidelines recommend to be used when assessing the…

A: Body mass index or the BMI is the measure of fat in the body according to weight and height. If the…

Q: How would you promote health for an immobile client? What goals would you recommend for this client?

A: Hello. Since your question has multiple parts, we will solve first question for you. If you want…

Q: The nurse is providing education on the long-term physiological consequences of malnutrition. Which…

A: Malnutrition refers to getting too much or even too little of the  certain nutrition or nutrients…

Q: A nurse is assessing four female clients for obesity. Which of the clients have manifestations of…

A: Obesity is a metabolic disorder characterized by excessive accumulation of fat in the body. Obesity…

Q: Which value will guide the nurse in providing the amount of dietary B-12 needed for a client found…

A: Nutrients are defined as the most important substances that are required for the growth and…

Q: What questions should the nurse ask when assessing the client with a glucose level of 140 mg/dL?

A: When an individual consumes food, the carbohydrate in their diet is converted into glucose, which is…

Q: choose one option only A nurse is instructing a group of young adult clients about the role of…

A: The human body requires energy for carrying out different activities. Energy can be obtained from…

Q: before preparing a dietary plan for th What instructions should the nurse p client regarding dietary…

A: The data collected before the diet plan and the education regarding dietary restrictions are as…

Q: can you briefly discuss three nutritional interventions that you would suggest to your client to…

A: A1c is glycated hemoglobin It is chemically linked to monosaccharides and nonenzymatically binds to…

Q: How should the nurse respond to the patient who says it is hard to know what to believe when there…

A: All the cells in the body require adequate nutrition to work properly. Proper nutrition is important…

Q: What is daily activity recommendations for elderly?

A: Elderly people aged 65 or above should some type of physical activity every day. The activity could…

Q: A nurse is planning to instruct a client about a low potassium diet. Which of the following food…

A: Potassium is an essential dietary element to maintain the regular functioning of the neurological…

Q: A nurse is assessing the amount of energy a client produced with the carbohydrates consumed during…

A: The energy requirement for the body is obtained from biomolecules like carbohydrates, fats, and…

Q: A client who is obese reports severe pain and is unable to bear weight in the right ankle after…

A: Ans. Use electronic healing pad when pain is at its worse.

Q: #Answer must How should the nurse respond to the patient who says it is hard to know what to…

A: As we know All the cells in the body require adequate nutrition to work properly of it. Proper…

Q: How should the nurse educate the diabetic patient on foot care?

A: Diabetes is a disease which occurs when the glucose concentration of blood becomes too high due to…

Q: A nurse is instructing a group of clients regarding calcium rich foods. Which of the following foods…

A: Calcium is a macronutrient as well as the major mineral nutrient that is needed for the strength of…

Q: What is contact comfort? What seems to be the key ingredients for contact comfort to be effective?…

A: Contact comfort is a psychological theory which is necessary for the psychological development of…

Q: strategies the nurse can use to assist a patient who is otherwise in good health to improve…

A: Proper nutrition plays a big role in disease prevention, recovery from illness and ongoing good…

Q: Discuss the clinical model and strength model used for people with eating disorder? Discuss about…

A: The clinical model is based on the clinical condition of the patient, symptoms that the patient is…

Q: A nurse is caring for a client with a new prescription of a low sodium diet. The client's family has…

A: Health refers to the well-being of a person. The nutritional status of a person is important in…

Q: A patient who has end-stage liver disease is experiencing signs and symptoms of hepatic…

A: End stage liver disease is also called as chronic liver disease.  Sign and symptoms of hepatic…

Q: What important subjective and objective assessment findings will assist a nurse in developing a…

A: Nutritional assessment serves as a crucial clinical tool for the identification of clients who…

Q: What criteria can teachers use to identify nutrition education concepts that are appropriate for…

A: The process of having enough food for the growth is termed as nutrition. This can be macro as well…

Q: A nurse is consulting with the dietician regarding a client’s need for increased protein intake.…

A: Health refers to the well-being of a person. The nutritional status of a person is important in…

Q: A nurse is instructing a client about which food should be included in a low fiber diet. Which of…

A: In nursing, health education is considered the core knowledge, which helps to promote, maintain and…

Q: What are the Nursing interventions for patients taking Vitamin D?

A: Vitamin D is produced by the body when exposed to sun. Vitamin D deficiency leads to weak bones,…

Q: What is Rapid Entire Body Assessment? Briefly discuss and explain.

A: Body assessment is the physical examination of the body from head to toe.

Q: A nurse is providing instruction to a client with cancer about foods that prevent protein energy…

A: Nutrition is defined as the biochemical and physiological process where the body obtains the…

Q: A nurse is instructing a group of adults about nutrition. The nurse should include which of the…

A: Nutrition is defined as the biochemical and physiological process where nutrients that are required…

Q: Explain why Nutrition Diagnosis is an important part of need assessment?

A: Nutrition is defined as the process of consuming food for generating energy that is used for the…

Q: A nurse is explaining food label requirements to a group of clients at a health clinic. The…

A: Nutrition is defined as the physiological and biochemical process where the organisms obtain the…

Q: A nurse is caring for a client that requires an increased protein intake. The client tells the nurse…

A: Nutrients are defined as the critical source for the growth and development of the body where they…

Q: What are the minimum data that the nurse should gather as part of a nutritional health screening?

A: Nutritional health screening is done to evaluate an individuals' nutrient profile. It also helps us…