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@Brianna17

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What is the recommended weight gain during pregnancy for a client who begins pregnancy at a normal weight?
 
  a. 10 to 15 lb
  b. 15 to 20 lb
  c. 20 to 25 lb
  d. 25 to 35 lb

Question 2

To increase the absorption of iron in a pregnant client, with what should an iron preparation be given?
 
  a. Tea
  b. Milk
  c. Coffee
  d. Orange juice



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
A weight gain of 25 to 35 lb is believed to reduce intrauterine growth restriction that may result from inadequate nutrition, and also allows for variations in individual needs. There is no precise weight gain appropriate for all women. A 10-lb weight gain is not sufficient to meet the needs of the pregnancy. A 15- to 20-lb weight gain is recommended for women who are overweight before the pregnancy. A 20- to 25-lb weight gain is recommended for women who are overweight before the pregnancy.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
A vitamin C source may increase the absorption of iron. Tannin in the tea reduces the absorption of iron. The calcium and phosphorus in milk decrease iron absorption. Decreased intake of caffeine is recommended during pregnancy.



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