In diet planning for the diabetic client, the nurse considers that:
a. protein intake > 15-20% of total kcalories may hasten nephropathy.
b. fat intake should be less for diabetics than it is for those without diabetes.
c. chromium supplements are recommended for better glycemic control in diabetics.
d. total kcaloric intake is the primary factor and it is not affected by degree of activity.
a
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A) PTT of 1.5 times the control B) PTT of 2.0 times the control C) PTT of 2.5 times the control D) PTT of 3.5 times the control
An obese male patient has sought advice from the nurse about the possible efficacy of medications in his efforts to lose weight. What should the nurse teach the patient about pharmacologic interventions for the treatment of obesity?
A) "Medications are usually reserved for people who have had unsuccessful bariatric surgery." B) "Medications may be of some use, but they don't tend to resolve obesity on their own." C) "Medications are an excellent option for individuals who prefer not to exercise or reduce their food intake." D) "Medications have the potential to reduce hunger but they rarely result in weight loss."
A nurse is preparing a lecture about caring for the needs of the American workforce. Which of the following statements is incorrect?
A. The American workforce is becoming more knowledge based. B. Most Americans are employed at their first job at 18 years of age. C. The predominant health issue affecting the workforce is diseases associated with a sedentary lifestyle. D. The American workplace is becoming more diverse.
Which of the following statements is true regarding the implications of the nurse's signature as a witness for a client's consent? (Select all that apply.)
1. Client signed voluntarily. 2. The signature is authentic. 3. Client appears to be competent. 4. Client appears knowledgeable about the procedure. 5. The nurse has discussed the possible risks of the procedure. 6. The nurse has discussed possible post procedure nursing care.