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bb · **on:** Aug 2, 2018

Every culture influences the food eaten by its people, but culture is not the only influence on diet. What is the strongest influence on food habits?

A) Religion B) Nationality C) Available food D) Region

Question 2

A client in her first trimester of pregnancy presents with the complaint of persistent nausea throughout the day. The nurse suggests which intervention to best deal with this problem?

1. Eat large meals frequently throughout the day.
2. Consume noncarbonated beverages.
3. Increase foods with a high fat content.
4. Eat dry toast and crackers before getting out of bed.

aliotak · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 2, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A
Feedback:
Religion tends to have a greater impact on food habits than nationality or culture.

Answer to Question 2

4

Rationale: In the first trimester of pregnancy, nausea affects 70 to 85 of all women. It has been found to be helpful to incorporate dry carbohydrates such as: crackers, toast, rice, and plain noodles in small amounts throughout the day. In addition, some research suggests that incorporation of carbohydrates can help to increase blood glucose levels that may lead to nausea. Consuming small frequent meals and carbonated beverages have been shown to be effective strategies when dealing with nausea in early pregnancy. High-fat foods can further slow the movement of food through the GI tract and should be avoided unless tolerated and appropriate for weight loss goals.