The Specific Changes in Body Composition Induced by Refeeding Are

question 11

Multiple Choice

The specific changes in body composition induced by refeeding are determined by the existing metabolic state, body composition, and the composition of the refeeding diet. Angela, the dietitian, has a severely malnourished client at risk for refeeding syndrome. Which of the following predisposes the client to an increase in extracellular volume and edema?

• A) High sodium and carbohydrate diet
• B) Low-protein and high-energy refeeding diet
• C) High-energy and high-protein diet
• D) All of these are correct.
• E) None of these is correct.

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