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lidoalex

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The nurse provides discharge teaching to an older patient diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia. Which statement by the patient indicates additional instruction is needed?
 
  1. I will take my ferrous sulfate tablet with my breakfast.
  2. I will take my ferrous sulfate tablet on an empty stomach.
  3. I will eat oatmeal for breakfast while I am taking my ferrous sulfate.
  4. I will increase my fluid intake while I am taking my ferrous sulfate.

Question 2

Risk factors for the development of diverticulosis have been found to include
 
  A) increased intake of milk products.
  B) frequent use of laxatives.
  C) infection with H. pylori.
  D) a diet low in fiber.



jamesnevil303

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Answer to Question 1

2
Rationale: To minimize gastrointestinal distress, ferrous sulfate should be taken with meals.

Answer to Question 2

D



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