The nurse instructing the older man in the use of MyPyramid points out that he should eat _______ of fruit a day
a. ½ cup
b. 1 cup
c. 1½ cups
d. 2 cups
ANS: D
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A) Divorced male. B) Widowed female. C) Single female. D) Married male.
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a. No change in the antidiabetic regimen b. Decreased need for antidiabetic medication c. Increased blood sugar levels d. Less frequent monitoring of blood sugar level
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1. Peripheral edema 2. Left-sided heart failure 3. Hypokalemia 4. Right-sided heart failure