Author Question: Mr. Barnes is a 64-year-old house painter who is seeing his health care provider for his annual ... (Read 3 times)

rlane42 · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

Mr. Barnes is a 64-year-old house painter who is seeing his health care provider for his annual check-up. When the nurse asks him if he has had any problems, he tells her that he doesn't think his vision is as good as it used to be.

He states that things look more yellow than they used to. She knows that this is a visual change in older adults because the: A. iris yellows.
B. lens yellows.
C. pupils take longer to dilate.
D. pupils take longer to constrict.

Question 2

William is a student nurse who is doing his community health rotation. One of his clients is a pregnant teen. William has been teaching his client about infant nutrition.

Which of the following statements indicates to William that his client needs additional teaching? A. Breast milk is all my baby will need for the first 6 months.
B. Breast milk should be the major source of nutrition for the first year.
C. My baby won't need as many calories per kilogram as I will.
D. Breast-feeding my baby will decrease his chances for food allergies.

braelync · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Visual changes often include reduced visual fields, increased glare sensitivity, impaired night vision, reduced accommodation, reduced depth perception, and reduced color discrimination. Many of these symptoms occur because the pupils in the older adult take longer to dilate and constrict secondary to weaker iris muscles. Color vision decreases because the retina is duller and the lens yellows.

Answer to Question 2

C
Infants need an energy intake of approximately 108 kcal/kg of body weight in the first half of infancy.