Nutritional requirements generally go up during pregnancy. Which nutritional requirement proportionally increases the most during pregnancy?

A) Calories B) Protein C) Iron D) Vitamin A


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According to the DRIs, pregnant women do not need additional calories until the second trimester. An extra 340 cal/day is recommended during the second trimester. An extra 452 cal/day is recommended during the third trimester.

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An older adult client prescribed eye drops as treatment for glaucoma is experiencing a change in eye color after using the medication. When the client asks why this is occurring, which response by the nurse is appropriate?

A) "This is an expected side effect of the medication." B) "What do you mean that your eyes have changed color?" C) "This is unusual; please come in for an evaluation." D) "Are you sure that your eyes have changed color?"

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The nurse schedules the postural drainage treatments to be done before breakfast because:

a. fluids that have accumulated overnight can be expelled. b. bronchial openings are still more fully open after a night's rest. c. appetite will be stimulated for a meal after fluid is expelled. d. the empty stomach reduces gagging.

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A 2-week-old infant with Developmental Dislocated Hips (DDH) is currently being treated in a Pavlick harness. The mom calls and is concerned that the child is not kicking like before and seems to be in pain. She has a history of colic

Although the harness seemed to fit well in clinic last week, you are concerned. Therefore, the proper statement to the mother would be: 1. "Try some Tylenol and call her pediatrician.". 2. "Remove the harness and we will see you in clinic ASAP.". 3. "Go to the nearest emergency department to have the child seen.". 4. "Remove the harness and call for an appointment in three months.".

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