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Chapter 14, Obesity and Eating Disorders

Nutrition Essentials for Nursing Practice 6th Edition by Susan G. Dudek

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Chapter 14, Obesity and Eating Disorders

 

Complete Chapter Questions With Answers

 

Sample Questions Are Posted Below

 

1. Body mass index (BMI) is a ratio of weight to height and is used for assessing the relative health status of the person. What is a disadvantage of assessing weight with body mass index?
  A) Measuring BMI requires skill and time.
  B) BMI can be elevated for reasons other than excess fat.
  C) Measuring BMI is invasive to the patient.
  D) Special equipment is needed.

 

 

2. A person’s BMI tells whether or not the person is in a healthy weight range. What would someone with a BMI of 25 be considered?
  A) Underweight
  B) Of normal weight
  C) Overweight
  D) Obese

 

 

3. You are asked to speak about weight loss drugs to a group of bariatric patients. What would you tell them about phentermine, an FDA-approved drug for weight loss?
  A) It works by making the body think it is full.
  B) It is approved for approximately 6 months of use.
  C) Tolerance may develop after only a few weeks.
  D) It is a peripheral nervous system drug.

 

 

4. There are many health risks associated with obesity. What are the most common complications of obesity? (Mark all that apply.)
  A) Respiratory dysfunction
  B) Dyslipidemia
  C) Cystitis
  D) Hypotension
  E) Cholecystitis

 

 

5. Several diseases have a high risk for complications and mortality related to obesity. Which of the following diseases has an obesity-related risk associated with it?
  A) Osteomyelitis
  B) Pulmonary fibrosis
  C) Osteoporosis
  D) Type 1 diabetes

 

Answer Key

 

1. B
2. C
3. C
4. A, B, E
5. C

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