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Question 1 of 23 The nurse is caring for an older adult who lives alone. The nurse becomes concerned that the patient is getting inadequate nutrition based on which neurologic manifestations? Select all that apply. Decreased alertness Slower muscle response time Decreased hearing Decreased visual acuity Slower problem-solving - Decreased alertness Slower muscle response time Slower problem-solving Question 1 of 3 A long-distance runner is underweight and malnourished. The runner comp...

BSN 225 Malnurition Exam Questions with Correct Answers Which component is a key element of a full nutritional nursing assessment? Complete health history Neurologic assessment Home medication review Range-of-motion assessment - Answer-Complete health history A complete health history provides essential information about dietary habits. Question 2 of 5 Which question would a nurse most likely use to gather information about a patient's body self-esteem? "What is your typical diet fo...

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Adolescence Malnutrition in LMIC Low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), which earlier had a high incidence of undernutrition (thinness or stunting) (Black et al., 2013), are now suffering an additional burden of overnutrition (overweight or obesity). The "double burden of malnutrition" is currently a term used to describe this situation. The double burden of malnutrition, which was first documented in adults, is increasingly impacting children (Black et al., 2013; Tzioumis & Adair, 2014). It...

1 → Insufficient energy intake 2 → Significant unintended weight loss 3 → Fat loss 4 → Muscle loss 5 → Fluid accumulation (edema) 6 → Reduced grip strength CORRECT ANSWER What are the six clinical characteristics of malnutrition for diagnosing malnutrition in adults at least 2 CORRECT ANSWER How many of the six clinical characteristics of malnutrition must be met for a diagnosis of malnutrition? - Starvation Related - Chronic Disease Related - Acute Disease/Injury Relate...

What is "bad nutrition"? correct answers - protein - energy undernutrition - lack of needed nutrients, but ... also ... possible excess of empty calories - failing health from a longstanding dietary intake that is not enough to meet nutrition needs - better to prevent, catch at start than to resolve What does nutrition screening look like? correct answers - quick, simple, valid - weight loss, food intake, disease severity - have you lost weight without trying? - if yes how much? ...