Mr. S is an 84-year-old Hispanic with congestive heart failure (CHF). He comes into the clinic with complaints of lower extremity edema and shortness of breath that began three days ago.
His weight today is 186 pounds, an increase of 12 pounds in 12 days. He has 1+ pitting edema in both lower extremities that extends to the knees. The nurse inquires about any variation in his daily routine and he informs her that his wife has been sick for about one week, and he has been making canned soup or sandwiches for their meals. The nurse suspects the problem is related to: 1. Inactivity due to his wife's illness.
2. Excess sodium from the canned soup and lunch meat.
3. Worsening cardiac ejection fraction due to age.
4. Water retention due to increased protein intake.
Question 2
The parents of a 9-month-old infant ask how to prevent obesity in their child. What would be the best age-appropriate response to their question?
A) Infants should be allowed to self-regulate the amount of food they eat.
B) Infants should be fed 8 oz of formula per month of age.
C) Infants should be fed according to the recommendations of the MyPlate food plan.
D) Infants should be fed according to what your family tells you.
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