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concept of nursing 2

Obesity

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Using body mass index (BMI) classification, which patient’s height and weight would be considered obese? 5 ft 5 in, 186 lb
The nurse notes that a patient’s waist measurement is 100 cm and hip measurement is 80 cm. Calculate the patient’s waist-to-hip ratio (WHR) and determine the relevant risk for health complications. 1.25, with an increased risk of developing health complications
Which patient is at the highest risk for developing obesity? The patient with a recent knee injury that limits activity
A patient who is obese verbalizes feelings of frustration after having no weight loss in one week. Which is the nurse’s best response? “It is normal to have a plateau period for a few weeks, and if you continue your weight loss plan, weight will be lost.”
A patient is prescribed bupropion to assist with a weight-loss program. Which patient statement should indicate a contraindication to the nurse? “I’ve been having frequent thoughts about hurting myself.”
A patient who has had a bariatric weight-loss procedure reports diarrhea, nausea, and faintness after meals. Which is the appropriate action taken by the nurse to address these symptoms? Ask the patient about meal habits
The nurse is teaching a patient who is having gastric bypass surgery tomorrow. Which information should the nurse address first? Instruct the patient how to use an incentive spirometer
The patient is receiving postoperative care for a bariatric weight-loss procedure the day before. Which patient symptom should cause the nurse to contact the health care provider? Chest pressure
The nurse is caring for four post-bariatric surgery patients. Which patient should the nurse assess first? A patient with a heart rate of 112 bpm and pain radiating to the left shoulder
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