A nurse is instructing a group of clients regarding nutrition. The teaching should state that which of the following groups of foods contains the highest level of carbohydrates?

Milk, eggs, and cheese

Chicken, green beans, and apples

Rice, potatoes, and oranges

Butter, oils, and avocados

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is C

A. Milk, eggs, and cheese are primarily sources of protein and fats, with minimal carbohydrates.
B. Chicken is a protein source, while green beans and apples provide some carbohydrates, but not at the same level as the correct answer.
C. Rice, potatoes, and oranges are all high in carbohydrates, making this the group with the highest carbohydrate content. Rice and potatoes are starchy foods, while oranges provide simple carbohydrates.
D. Butter, oils, and avocados are high in fats and contain negligible carbohydrates.

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Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Cloudy urine may indicate sediment or the presence of protein but does not necessarily require immediate notification to the provider.

B. A strong odor in the first-voided urine can be normal or due to dehydration or dietary factors, and does not immediately warrant concern.

C. A urine output of 175 mL in 8 hours is significantly low and indicates possible oliguria, which is a concern for impaired renal function and should be reported to the provider.

D. A urine output of 2,200 mL in 24 hours can indicate normal or excessive output (polyuria), but it is less concerning than oliguria and does not require immediate notification.

A. Nurse B. Surgical suite nurse C. Anesthesiologist D. Surgeon

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. The nurse can provide information about the procedure and assist the client in understanding the consent form, but they are not responsible for obtaining informed consent.

B. The surgical suite nurse assists in the surgical environment but does not have the authority to obtain consent.

C. The anesthesiologist discusses the anesthesia involved but does not obtain consent for the surgery itself.

D. The surgeon is responsible for obtaining informed consent, as they must explain the procedure, risks, and benefits to the client before the client can make an informed decision.

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