Ms J Is an Alcoholic Who Has Previously Reported That

question 10

Multiple Choice

Ms. J is an alcoholic who has previously reported that she has not eaten "food" for at least the past 3 months. She stated that her sole source of kilocalories had been in the form of alcohol. The physician has ordered a high-kilocalorie, high-protein diet. Ms. J has eaten 100% of the three high-kilocalorie, high-protein meals received thus far. While reviewing her laboratory reports, the nurse notices her serum phosphorus, magnesium, and calcium values are decreased. The nurse should:

• A) Contact the client's physician and notify him or her of the recently obtained laboratory values
• B) Encourage the client to continue to eat the high-kilocalorie, high-protein diet as ordered
• C) Offer the client a 500-kcal complete nutritional supplement, which was previously ordered by the physician, sent up from the dietary department
• D) Contact the physician for an extra dose of thiamin and niacin

Understand the concept and strategic importance of customer relationship management (CRM) in retaining customers and adding value.

Comprehend the principles and applications of value chain analysis in optimizing operational efficiency.

Grasp the fundamentals and significance of total quality management (TQM) and its impact on customer satisfaction and competitive advantage.

Recognize the importance of continuous improvement and quality control measures in achieving organizational excellence.

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Definitions:

Melancholic

Pertaining to a mood characterized by deep sadness or gloominess, often associated with a type of depression.

Anorexia

An eating disorder characterized by an obsessive fear of gaining weight, leading to severely restricted food intake and often significant weight loss.

Pleasurable Activities

Activities that result in enjoyment or satisfaction, typically used as therapeutic interventions to improve mood and reduce depression.

Dysthymia

A persistent depressive disorder involving a chronic form of depression more mild than major depressive disorder but lasting for a longer period.