Carbohydrates provide the body's primary source of energy as well as fiber necessary for proper bowel functioning. If the carbohydrate intake is not adequate, the body will use which of the following for energy?
1. Iron
2. Protein
3. Vitamin C
4. Vitamin D
2
Explanation: 2. If the carbohydrate intake is not adequate, the body uses protein for energy. Protein then becomes unavailable for growth needs.
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The nurse plots growth for a 3-month-old baby of Chinese descent, and notes that the infant is below recommended weight and height. The nurse expects that the physician will recommend which of the following to the mother?
1. Increase calories in the formula. 2. Feed the child more frequently. 3. Wake the child at night to increase calories. 4. Continue the current feeding regimen.
The nurse has identified several problems for a patient scheduled for a bone marrow transplant. By formulation of nursing diagnoses, the nurse:
a. embraces "cook book medicine" and rejects professional autonomy. b. uses a language that is difficult to interpret by legislators. c. is able to communicate with other nurses but not other disciplines. d. facilitates communication of patient needs and promotes accountability.
Involuntary rhythmic movement of the eyes, with oscillations that may be horizontal, vertical, or mixed movements, is called ___________________
ANS:
A nurse manager is discussing employment requirements with a group of potential employees. One person says, "I am not certain I want to get a hepatitis shot." What information should the nurse provide?
1. "Working in a hospital puts you at higher risk for being exposed to hepatitis B." 2. "You can be protected from hepatitis B with this one quick immunization." 3. "Children get this immunization before they are 2 years old." 4. "If you don't get this vaccine, you must wear gloves at all times." 5. "The vaccine is about 50% effective."