The client is a child who has been recently diagnosed with ...

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The client is a child who has been recently diagnosed with anemia. The child's parents do not eat meat and have requested information about how to provide iron without adding animal meat to their meals.
 
  Which of the following is the nurse's best response? (Select all that apply.) 1. You can eat beans because they are a good source of iron..
   2. Dried fruits are a good source of iron..
   3. Unfortunately, the only good way to increase iron intake is to provide meat for your child..
   4. Drinking citrus juice with an iron-rich meal will help with iron absorption..
   5. Ingest dairy products with the meal to increase absorption..

Question 2

A nurse is trying to help her clients with their meal trays. The main complaint appears to be that the foods are not seasoned correctly.
 
  Understanding that seasonings are cultural, what are the different seasonings recognized as between one culture's foods and another's? A) The distinguishing feature C) The available taste
  B) The regional identifying mark D) The qualifying characteristic

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Answer to Question 1

1, 2, 4
Rationale: Beans are a good source of iron and can be suggested for people who do not wish to consume meat. Dried fruits and breakfast cereals are good sources of iron. There are many ways for people to ingest iron from nonmeat sources. It is important to drink citrus juices when ingesting iron to aid in absorption. Citrus juices contain vitamin C. Animal meat is a good source of iron but vegetarians can ingest adequate amounts of iron without eating meat. Milk inhibits iron absorption and should be avoided when attempting to achieve maximal iron absorption.

Answer to Question 2

A
Feedback:
Traditional seasonings vary among cultures and may be the distinguishing feature between one culture's foods and another's.

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