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D: The nurse diagnoses Imbalanced Nutrition i.e., Less Than Body Requirements is supported by the patient’s medical history and test findings.
There are no records indicating that the patient produces vomiting, uses laxatives, or overexercises.
In place of having a high potassium level, the patient has hypokalemia.
Physical evidence of anorexia may include:
Extreme weight loss or failure to gain weight as expected during growth.
A thin frame.
Excessive blood counts.
Fatigue.
Insomnia.
Fainting or dizziness
Finger discoloration that is bluish.
Which of the following signs of binge eating disorder would be present in a patient?
Eating quickly when having a binge. Eating until you’re too full to be comfortable.
Eating alone or covertly a lot. Feeling down about your eating or disgusted, embarrassed, guilty, or upset.
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Complete Question
A client diagnosed with anorexia nervosa stopped eating 5 months ago and lost 25% of total body weight. Which subjective client response would the nurse assess to support this medical diagnosis?
A. "I do not use any laxatives or diuretics to lose weight."
B. "I am losing lots of hair. It's coming out in handfuls."
C. "I know that I am thin, but I refuse to be fat!"
D. "I don't know why people are worried. I need to lose this weight."
