​Matching -​Selective Menus

question 19

Multiple Choice

​Matching
-​selective menus

• A)liquid formulas delivered through a tube placed in the stomach or intestine
• B)​patient-oriented goals that are derived from nursing diagnoses
• C)​the use of mental images of things or events to aid relaxation or promote self-healing
• D)​a diet that consists of foods that are liquid at body temperature, require minimal digestion, and leave little residue in the colon
• E)​drugs that control or kill cancer cells
• F)​therapies that involve the unconventional use of electric or magnetic fields to cure illness
• G)​a procedure that estimates energy expenditure by measuring oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production
• H)​a self-directed technique of calming the mind and relaxing the body
• I)​impaired swallowing
• J)​menus that provide choices in some or all menu categories
• K)​drugs that promote urine production
• L)​a technique that applies pressure or massage on areas of the hands or feet to allegedly cure disease or relieve pain in other areas of the body
• M)​the use of prayer or belief in divine intervention to promote healing
• N)​the provision of nutrients by vein, bypassing the intestine
• O)​material left in the intestine after digestion
• P)​drugs that treat epileptic seizures
• Q)​a change in diet as a patient's tolerances permit
• R)​a resource that specifies the foods or preparation methods to include or exclude from modified diets and provides sample menus
• S)​a diet that includes all foods and meets the nutrient needs of healthy people
• T)​drugs that prevent vomiting

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Definitions:

Universal Conventions

Agreed-upon norms and standards that are accepted and practiced by a wide range of cultures and societies.

Autonomous Thinking

Independent thinking that is not influenced by others' opinions or beliefs; self-directed reasoning.

Heteronomous Thinking

A stage in cognitive development where children believe that rules are unchangeable and given by authority, typically associated with Jean Piaget's moral development stages.

Preconventional Moral Thought

The first stage in Kohlberg's theory of moral development, where behavior is influenced by the consequences of actions, including punishment and reward.