Question

6. A pertion patient will begin taking iron supplements to treat. . remia. The nurse will recommend that the patient take the Iron with which food to facilitate absorption? a, cereal b. Dairy products c. orange juice d. red meats 5. An aduit wh therapy to n adult who has been self-medicating, using nutritional tapy for an elevated cholesterol level, complains of repeated des of flushing. The nurse suspects that the patient has been taking: a. niacin b. thiamine c. riboflavin de puridoxine 4. A nursing student asks a nurse working ģ in the newborn nursery how vitamin k deficiency is treated in Newborns, which response by the nurse is correct? a. "A Newborn infant's intestinal flora will produce vitamin k" b. "If coagulation studies show a bleeding disorder, oral - menadione is given." c. "Menadione is given intraperously shortly after delivery." d. "Phytonadione is given intro muscularly immediately after delivery.

Answer 1

Ans:- 6.

C ( orange juice),

In case of iron supplement therapy, the nurse will recommend the patient to take the iron supplement with orange juice because orange juice is a good source of vitamin C and vitamin C facilitates the absorption of iron.

Rest of the options are wrong as they does not facilitate the absorption of iron.

7.

A( niacin),

The nurse will suspect that the patient has been taking niacin because niacin is used to reduced the cholesterol level but when it taken in large doses it causes vasodialtion which results flushing and patient is complaining about the recurrent episodes of flushing.

Rest of the options are wrong as they does not cause vasodialtion.

8.

D ,

phytonadione is given intramuscularly immediately after delivery, this response given by the nurse will be correct because a normal infant born with the deficiency of vitamin K as their is the absence of normal flora inside the intestine of the newborn and vitamin k is made by the normal flora of our body, so vitamin k deficiency in newborn is treated with phytonadione.

Rest of the options are wrong.