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Care planning requires that a nurse recognize that the dynamic focus directing care of a patient with anorexia nervosa is:
 
  a. managing weight gain.
  b. controlling personal stressors.
  c. minimizing dependency on food.
  d. expressing independence and autonomy.

Question 2

A patient tells a nurse, My daughter is pregnant with our first grandchild and my son-in-law has a sibling with cystic fibrosis. Is there a chance the baby might have this disease? Which response is best?
 
  a. This is not an inherited disorder..
  b. You should speak to a genetic counselor..
  c. Science has not yet developed gene testing for this disease..
  d. There are new treatments for this illness that are readily available..



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Answer to Question 1

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For a patient with anorexia nervosa, the major issue is about control of the person's life and fears. Whether the fear is of maturity, independence, failure, sexuality, or parental demands, patients with anorexia nervosa believe the solution to the problem lies in controlling their food intake and their bodies. With increasing family concern, patients with anorexia nervosa also control the focus of significant others.

Answer to Question 2

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Genetic counselors are trained to diagnose and explain disorders from a genetic perspective. They can review available options for testing and treatment and provide emotional support to individuals or families who have genetic disorders, are at risk for them, or need information about risks to their offspring.





 

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