In Measuring the Effectiveness of Nutritional Interventions,what Must the Nurse

question 36

Multiple Choice

In measuring the effectiveness of nutritional interventions,what must the nurse remember?

• A)To expect results to occur rapidly.
• B)Not to be concerned with physical measures such as weight.
• C)To expect to maintain a course of action regardless of changes in condition.
• D)To evaluate outcomes according to the patient's expectations and goals.

Comprehend the assumptions and implications of nursing theories in practice.

Recognize the contributions of historical figures to the development and application of nursing theories.

Understand the application of macroscopic approaches in nursing to influence health policy and community health.

Recognize the importance of critical theoretical perspectives in addressing social determinants of health.

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Definitions:

Blood Concentration

The amount of a substance per unit volume of blood, reflecting the level of that substance in the circulatory system.

Reversible Reaction

A reversible reaction is a chemical reaction where the reactants form products that, in turn, react together to give the reactants back.

Organic Compound

An organic compound is a chemical compound containing carbon atoms bonded to hydrogen atoms, often along with other elements.

Hydrochloric Acid

A strong, corrosive acid primarily found in the stomach, where it aids in digestion by breaking down foods and killing bacteria.