The nurse is teaching parents about the importance of good nutrition for their child who has cancer. Which components does the nurse include as important for this child's diet? (Select all that apply.)
A.
High calories
B.
High carbohydrates
C.
High vitamins
D.
Low minerals
E.
Low protein
ANS: A, C
The child with cancer needs optimal nutrition, including a diet high in calories, fatty acids, vitamins, protein, and minerals.
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Within nurse-patient communication, the use of silence can
a. block further therapeutic communication. b. allow the patient to not feel pressured to provide information. c. demonstrate trust. d. provide the nurse with an opportunity to complete the patient's care.
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a. Arm and leg strength b. Dietary intake of vitamin D c. Dietary intake of calcium d. Exercise habits
Choose the statements that are correct about not-for-profit healthcare organizations. Select all that apply
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