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Create an NCLEX style question focused on vitamins and minerals. Include the rationale with an appropriate APA reference and citation.
1. A 68-year-old client in the
hospital with a chronic illness is 25% overweight. This client
refuses to eat vegetables and continues to ask for food to be
delivered from the local pizza restaurant. Which of the following
might this client be experiencing?
a. Protein-calorie malnutrition
b. Undernutrition
c. Overnutrition
d. Both over and undernutrition
ANS: d. Both over and undernutrition
2. An obese client with an
alteration in nutritional status is being seen in the clinic for
poor wound healing. To gain a more comprehensive picture of this
client's nutritional status, which of the following tools can the
nurse ask the client to complete?
a. Food frequency questionnaire
b. Seven-day day food log
c. CAGE assessment
d. Three- day diet recall
ANS: a. Food frequency
questionnaire
3. Rationale: A food frequency questionnaire assesses intake of a
variety of food groups on a daily, weekly, or longer basis.
A client comes into the clinic for a
routine examination. The nurse measures this client's weight at 231
pounds. Previously this client weighed 247 pounds. Which of the
following can the nurse accurately document about this assessment
finding?
a. Nothing.
b. The client has lost 6.9 percent of his weight.
c. The client has a health condition causing weight loss.
d. The client has lost 6.5 percent of his weight.
ANS: d. The client has lost 6.5 percent of his weight.
4. The nurse calculates a client's
body mass index as being 25.2. According to the Classification of
Body Mass Index in Adults, which of the following can the nurse
accurately document about this finding?
a. This client is overweight.
b. This client is mildly malnourished.
c. This client is of normal weight.
d. This client is obese.
ANS: a. This client is overweight.
5. A client asks the nurse if her
weight would be considered a health risk. According to the
height-weight table, the client is 10 pounds overweight. Which of
the following would be an appropriate response for the nurse to
make to this client?
a. Yes, this weight puts you at risk for developing heart
disease.
b. No, 10 pounds are nothing to be concerned about.
c. Yes, and you should diet to lose those 10 pounds as soon as
possible.
d. Let's measure your waist size and use the calipers before
figuring that out.
ANS: d. Let's measure your waist size and use the calipers before figuring that out.
6. The nurse is preparing to conduct
skin-fold measurements on a male client being treated for obesity.
Which of the following should the nurse instruct the client to do
prior to completing this measurement?
a. Ask the client to raise their arm above their head.
b. Ask the client to cross their arm and touch the opposite
shoulder until the measurement is done.
c. Ask the client to have their arm hang freely during the
measurement.
d. Ask the client to bend their arm until the measurement is
done.
ANS: c. Ask the client to have their arm hang freely during the measurement.
7. To ensure a complete nutritional
assessment, the nurse tells the client that laboratory tests will
need to be done. Which of the following would be the most
appropriate for this assessment?
a. The client needs a complete blood count and cholesterol level
drawn.
b. The client needs a chest x-ray and ECG completed.
c. There are no individual laboratory tests to assess nutritional
status. This nurse is mistaken.
d. The client needs a DEXA scan and cholesterol level drawn
ANS: c. There are no individual laboratory tests to assess nutritional status. This nurse is mistaken
8. A client in the clinic is
complaining of developing "lots of blocked pores that look yellow"
around his eyes. After inspecting these areas, the nurse realizes
this client might be demonstrating:
a. Signs of a low vitamin K level.
b. Signs of a low vitamin C level.
c. Signs of an elevated cholesterol level.
d. Signs of an elevated blood glucose level.
ANS: c. Signs of an elevated cholesterol level.
9. A client who is 25 pounds
underweight comes into the clinic with the new complaint of
bruising and "bleeding marks" under the skin. The nurse realizes
this client might be demonstrating signs of:
a. Vitamin D deficiency
b. Protein deficiency
c. Vitamin B deficiency
d. Vitamin C deficiency
ANS: d. Vitamin C deficiency
10. A client who is undernourished
is seen in the clinic for an infected foot wound. The nurse
realizes this client is at continued risk for:
a. Elevated iron level
b. Ongoing infections
c. Elevated albumin level
d. The development of type 2 diabetes
ANS: b. Ongoing infections
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