In evaluating a client's response to nutrition therapy, which laboratory test would be of highest priority to examine?
a. CBC differential
b. Albumin level
c. Lymphocyte count
d. Serum potassium level
Answer: b. Albumin level
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What is the definition of resting energy expenditure (REE)?
a. The amount of kcalories required during an 8-hour period usually associated with sleep b. The amount of kcalories required for the 16-hour period associated with one's time not spent in sleep c. The amount of kcalories required for a 24-hour period by the body during a non-active period d. The amount of kcalories required for a 24-hour period by the body during a period of fasting and inactivity
Your patient is admitted to the cardiac floor with mild arrhythmias. The most appropriate method of estimating energy requirements in this patient is:
a. indirect calorimetry. b. use of doubly labeled water. c. predictive equations. d. using the USDA's MyPyramid website.
The best way to improve flexibility is to
A) lift heavy weights. B) stretch. C) run. D) lift light weights.
To prevent early onset of cataracts, the diet should provide an ample supply of: a. vitamin C supplements
b. vitamin E supplements. c. vitamin A from fortified milk. d. foods high in carotenoids. e. foods high in calcium and vitamin D.