Which type of vitamin functions the best in the human body—natural, organic, or synthetic? Explain
There is no evidence that shows a significant difference in the effectiveness of one form of vitamin over another.
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Which of the following is an anatomic difference between the GI tract of the child and that of the adult?
1. The capacity of the stomach is less in the child as compared with the adult. 2. The emptying time of the stomach increases with age. 3. Saliva production is less in children as compared with adults. 4. The rate of digestion is faster in infants than in adults.
When assessing a 2-year-old with suspected autistic disorder, a nurse would expect:
a. hyperactivity and attention deficits. b. failure to develop interpersonal skills. c. a history of disobedience and destructive acts. d. high levels of anxiety when separated from the parent.
After completing a nutritional assessment, the nurse compares a client's intake with the estimated average requirements (EAR). What should the nurse keep in mind about the EAR?
a. It was designed for use with populations and not individuals. b. It estimates the amount of nutrients needed to meet average daily energy needs. c. It provides average daily amount of a given nutrient sufficient to meet the nutrient requirement of 97-98% of healthy individuals. d. It provides average daily nutrient intake amounts to meet the requirements of 50% or more of healthy individuals in a life stage and gender group.
The nurse is administering donepezil (Aricept) to a client who is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease (AD). What is the therapeutic affect of this drug?
A) Slows memory impairment B) Treats moderate to severe AD C) Treats depression of AD D) Treats vascular dementia accompanying AD