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NDT Exam Final Questions With Complete SolutionsA 19-year-old client is admitted to the oncology unit with a
new-onset bone lesion. A nurse understands that the client likely
has which of the following? Correct Answer Sarcoma
A 20-year-old Caucasian woman presents with abdominal pain,
anemia, and fatigue. The client notes these symptoms occur after
eating pasta and bread. The client also has a history of infertility,
rheumatoid arthritis, and gastric ulcers. Preliminary laboratory
results indicate that the client is also anemic. Which condition
does a nurse suspect? Correct Answer Celiac Disease
A 65-year-old client is admitted to the oncology unit with a
new-onset lung mass. A nurse understands that the client likely
has which of the following? Correct Answer Carcinoma
A client has just been diagnosed as having a benign mass. The
client asks a nurse what this means. Which statement made by
the nurse is accurate? Correct Answer This refers to a
localized, treatable growth
A client is admitted to the oncology unit for a low white blood
count. When discussing dietary considerations with the client, a
nurse knows to emphasize which of the following nutritional
changes? Correct Answer Avoidance of salads
A client who is restricting potassium in his or her diet should
avoid which of the following foods? Correct Answer Avacado
, A client who needs to restrict his or her phosphorus intake
should avoid which of the following foods? Select all that apply.
Correct Answer Navy beans
Almonds
Sardines
A client who needs to restrict their potassium intake should
avoid which of the following foods? Select all that apply.
Correct Answer Molasses
Mango
Bran cereal
Baked potatoes
A client with cirrhosis presents with irritability, weakness,
personality changes, and confusion. What treatment should the
nurse expect? Correct Answer Administration of lactulose
A client with Crohn disease has just experienced an
exacerbation. Which dietary change does the nurse expect?
Correct Answer Consume low fat, high protein foods
A client, who is a new mother, notes that her child becomes
extremely fussy after meals, including arching his back after
feeding, coughing, wheezing, and vomiting. Which would help
alleviate these symptoms? Correct Answer Place infant upright
after feeding
A newly diagnosed client asks a nurse what it means to have a
neoplasm. Which statement by the nurse is accurate? Correct
Answer This is an abnormal growth of tissue that grows at the
expense of healthy tissue.
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