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Ms. I has been placed on a maintenance dose of an oral anticoagulant after a heart attack. Which of the following diet instructions is appropriate for her?
 
  1. Consume twice the citrus fruits as normally recommended.
  2. Keep green leafy vegetable intake consistent day to day.
  3. Drink milk sparingly and use only low-fat aged cheeses.
  4. Limit bread and cereal products to six servings a day.

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Which of the following data would indicate the client is in an anabolic state?
 
  1. Weight loss of 2 lb/week
  2. Negative nitrogen balance
  3. Declining position on a growth chart
  4. Healing of a pressure ulcer



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