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Collmarie

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Adults require 2 less energy per decade because they:
 
  1. Exercise less than when they were younger
  2. Eat more sweets, which are rapidly converted to fat
  3. Lose height due to osteoporosis
  4. Generally have a higher body fat content

Question 2

A client has dyspnea and has read that caffeine helps break up and expel secretions. The client asks you for a recommendation. An appropriate response would be which of the following?
 
  1. Caffeine is a bronchodilator, so it is correct.
  2. Consumption of caffeine is never recommended.
  3. Milk will help prevent the mucus.
  4. Fruit juice will work just as well.



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Answer to Question 1

4

Answer to Question 2

1



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