A middle-aged female client tells you that whenever she is ...

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A middle-aged female client tells you that whenever she is stressed she binges on fast food. In the past year since starting a new job she has gained excessive weight and her BMI is > 25.
 
  She has a family history of hypertension and coronary heart disease. You talk to her about: 1. Only keeping fruits and vegetables in the house so she is not tempted to eat
   junk foods.
   2. Attending a behavior modification class to learn new coping strategies to
   help resist eating when she is stressed.
   3. Increasing daily exercise and not worrying about occasional binges with fast
   Food.
   4. Starting on medication to prevent hypertension since she has a family history of
   the disease.

Question 2

At what age does the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommend that juices be introduced into the diets of infants?
 
  A) Not before 1 month of age C) Not before 6 months of age
  B) Not before 3 months of age D) Not before 9 months of age

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Answer to Question 1

2

Rationale: Home food stores may be helpful but are not a guarantee that the client will change their eating behaviors. Newly acquired coping skills and alternative activities need to be incorporated into healthy lifestyle changes for successful weight loss programs. Exercise is an important component of weight loss programs but must be coupled with healthy eating habits. Prophylaxis with hypertensive medication based on family history is never an option.

Answer to Question 2

C
Feedback:
The AAP recommends 100 fruit juice be introduced after 6 months of age.

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