A client suffering from anorexia due to anxiety and fear has the ...

[james0929]

A client suffering from anorexia due to anxiety and fear has the same goal of nutritional therapy as the client who is anorexic due to medical treatments. What is that goal?
 
  A) Stimulate the appetite to maintain adequate nutritional intake.
  B) Stimulate the appetite to get the client to eat at least 75 of each meal.
  C) Stimulate the appetite to get the client to eat at least 50 of each meal.
  D) Stimulate the appetite to maintain three meals a day of oral intake.

Question 2

It is possible to reverse fatty infiltration of the liver by
 
  a. losing weight.
  b. reducing fat intake.
  c. increasing protein intake.
  d. removing the underlying cause.

[johnharpe]

Answer to Question 1

A
Feedback:
The aim of nutrition therapy for anorexia is to stimulate the appetite to maintain adequate nutritional intake.

Answer to Question 2

D
Fatty infiltration of the liver can be reversed by removing the underlying cause. This may be al-cohol abuse, excessive kcal intake, obesity, complications of drug therapy (e.g., corticosteroids, tetracyclines), total parenteral nutrition, pregnancy, diabetes mellitus, inadequate intake of pro-tein (e.g., kwashiorkor), infection, or malignancy. Losing weight and reducing fat intake will only help if the underlying cause for that individual is related to weight and fat intake. Increasing protein intake will only help if the cause is kwashiorkor.

[james0929]

TY

[johnharpe]

You're welcome