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Question:-
9) Which is true?
a) Obesity surgery cost per patient < treating obesity related costs over a lifetime per patient
b) Obesity surgery cost per patient > treating obesity related costs over a lifetime per patient
c) Obesity surgery cost per patient = treating obesity related costs over a lifetime per patient
d) Obesity surgery is never paid by health insurance
e) Obesity surgery is more expensive than triple bypass surgery for Heart Desease
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- Which of the following tools do the new obesity guidelines recommend to be used when assessing the severity of disease for clients living with obesity? Question 5 options: only ONE answer a) BMI (Body Mass Index) only b) The EOSS (Edmonton Obesity Staging System) c) The 5 As d) The 4 MsA client with hypertension is instructed about adopting the DASH diet. The nurse explains that this eating pattern is high in potassium and realizes that the client understands these dietary modifications if they select which items from the menu? Question 95 options: a) Sausages, cereal and cucumber b) Banana, crackers, and chicken c) Banana, potato, and milk d) Tomatoes, cheddar cheese, and spaghettiA patient with type 2 diabetes wants to improve their blood glucose control through dietary changes. Which of the following strategies would best align with current dietary recommendations for managing blood glucose levels? A) Consuming primarily protein-based meals to avoid carbohydrates.B) Adopting an exclusively high-fat, low-carb ketogenic diet.C) Incorporating a consistent carbohydrate diet with a focus on low glycemic index foods.D) Eliminating all forms of sugar, including fruits and whole grains, from their diet.
- A patient with type 2 diabetes wants to improve their blood glucose control through dietary changes.Which of the following strategies would best align with current dietary recommendations for managing blood glucose levels? A) Consuming primarily protein-based meals to avoid carbohydrates.B) Adopting an exclusively high-fat, low-carb ketogenic diet.C) Incorporating a consistent carbohydrate diet with a focus on low glycemic index foods.D) Eliminating all forms of sugar, including fruits and whole grains, from their diet.Vitamin D deficiency can often be found as a single nutrient deficiency, that is, in an otherwise well-nourished person. Which of the following is the most likely reason? Question 100 options: a) Most vitamin D in the body does not come from natural sources in food, so access to food is not an important determinant of vitamin D status b) The individual has decreased intrinsic factor in the stomach c) Diets containing sufficient nutrients to promote growth can increase the requirements for vitamin D d) The content of vitamin D in foods depends on the soil in which the food was grownBariatric surgery can improve outcomes for obesity at every level of prevention. True or false?
- At a 12 month well baby visit, the infant is found to be at the 85th percentile for length but has dropped from the 85th to the 50th percentile for weight. The mother reports having difficulty introducing solid foods, and nursing very frequently. What is likely to be the cause of the weight change? Question 61 options: a) The baby is relying on nursing as they are allergic to the new foods being introduced b) The baby’s iron stores have run out and are not being replenished with iron-rich foods c) Breastmilk is no longer providing sufficient protein for their growth needs d) The baby is thinning out as they begin walking and becoming more active33) Yo-yo dieting with extreme fluctuations in weight is not recommended because the pattern tends to A) increase appetite, making it harder to maintain weight loss. B) lower metabolism, making it harder to maintain weight loss. C) decrease interest in sexual activity. D) be emotionally frustrating and expensive to replace clothes.Consider the clinical, financial, psychological, and social ramifications of using home parenteral nutrition, with no foods allowed by mouth, in answering the following questions: What would be the advantages of living at home instead of in a hospital or other residential facility? Can you think of some disadvantages? Think about how you, as a patient, might manage daily infusions: consider the time, cost, and commitment required to maintain the therapy. If not allowed to consume food, what possible difficulties might you encounter? How would you handle holidays and special occasions that center around food?
- Obesity is not just an American problem; it has become a global concern. You will explore obesity around the world. You will research information on obesity in the United States and Turkey and in France each from different continents. For this assignment: Write an essay in APA format, including an introduction and conclusion with in-text citations and a reference list. Address the following:Discuss obesity in the United States, turkey and france.What comparisons can be made?What are the cultural differences in these countries that contribute to obesity?What are some of the contributing factors to worldwide obesity rates? What are some social determinants that may contribute to obesity rates?What are shared causal or associative factors that contribute to the global spread of this condition?Which important nutrition intervention can decrease hospital stays, reduce risk for in-hospital deaths and/or readmissions and improve quality of life? Question 16 options: a) Adding oral supplements to regular meal trays b) Providing protein- and vitamin-enriched foods on meal trays c) Providing individual specialized parenteral nutrition d) Ensuring proper tube placement for clients on enteral nutritionWhich of the following is an indication for nutrition exclusively via total parenteral nutrition (TPN)? Question 37 options: a) Pancreatitis b) Gastroparesis c) Bowel obstruction d) Short bowel