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What wouldn't you give a patient with nephrotic syndrome for protein?
A) meat
B) eggs
C) milk
D) peanuts |
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| Ans: D, You want to give them high biological value proteins, so you would give them milk, eggs, and meat |
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How much protein would you give a 220lb patient on hemodialysis?
A) 60gm
B) 100gm
C) 130 gm
D) Can't determine without the results of a 24 hour urine test |
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| B) 220lb person is 100kg. You give 1-1.2 g/kg, which equals 100-120gms. |
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What would you give a kidney patient to drink?
A)Cranberry Juice
B) Orange juice
C) Banana milkshake
D) Chocolate milkshake |
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| A) Cranberry juice is low in K, which should be spread out throughout the day. |
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| What do you push with kidney stones? |
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| What do you push with kidney stones? |
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| What do you push with kidney stones? |
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What don't you have to reduce in the diet of a person who has calcium citrate stones?
A) decaf coffee B)green leafy vegetables C) calcium D) tea |
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| What meal wouldn't you give to patient with uric acid stones? A) A spinach calzone B) Rhubarb pie for dessert C) Liver and onions D)Steak and Eggs |
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| Which of the follwing does not contribute to anorexia in cancer patients? A) chemotherapy B) altered taste sensations C) anemia D) early satiety |
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| What wouldn't you give a patient suffering from dysphagia? A)ice cream B) mashed potatoes with gravy C) tuna cassarole D) French bread and cheese |
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Which patient would it be okay to give orange juice?
A) one with dysphagia B) One with stomatitis C) one with xerostoma D)a patient in renal failure |
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| C) With xerostoma you can give tart/sour foods |
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Choose the appropriate meal for an AIDS patient: A) Sushi and a coke B) Eggs, bacon and fresh squeezed orange juice
C) A bagel with cream cheese and green tea D) A hamburger, well done, with fries |
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| D) As long as the hamburger is well done, it's the safest. |
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| A 110 pound burn patient requires how much protein per day? A) 40g B) 50g C) 100g D) 400gm |
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| A 110 pound burn patient requires how much protein per day? A) 40g B) 50g C) 100g D) 400gm |
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| You should increase fiber in which of the following diseases: A)A Crohn's flare up B)Diverticulitis C)Diverticulosis |
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| Protein should be reduced in the diet of a patient with A) Encephalophathy B) Cirrhosis C) Hepatitis |
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| A low sodium food has less than how many miligrams? A) 50 B)100 C)140 D)200 |
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| Salt is not hidden in which of the following A) antacids B) toothpaste C)cough medicines D)salt is hidden in all of these |
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Which of the following is not a component of the DASH diet?
A) 2gm NA Diet B) 2-3 Calcium servings
C) 1-3 potassium servings D)low ETOH |
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| C) You want higher potassium. 8-10 servings |
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| How many carb choices are in the following meal: 1 large steak, 1 large potato with butter, 1/2 cooked spinach, and a dinner roll? A)3 B)4 C)5 D)6 |
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| B)
Steak=0
Potato=2
Spinach=1
Dinner roll=1 |
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| Which would be the best meal for a COPD patient? A)Spaghetti and sauce B) Eggplant parmesan C) Turkey Sandwich with lettuce and tomato D) A greek salad |
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| B) Most fat; fat creates less CO2. Also, b/c it's hard for them to eat you want more calories per bite. Carbs are high CO2 produces so you want to avoid them. |
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| Which of the following indicates that a client needs further teaching reguarding NTG use? (Choices on other side, answer at the bottom) |
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| A)"If I need to use the pill more than 3 times in a session I should call the MD and go to the ED" B)"I should store my NTG away from light, heat and moisture" C) "I should firmly rub down the patch, especially around corners of the patch so that they don't peel up" D)"I might experience a burning or stinging sensation with NTG use"
Answer: C: Don't rub the patch, you might make it absorb faster and interfere with sustained activity |
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