Can a nurse help me with these questions plees?

[dragonhawk]

A nurse is caring for a client who has been prescribed potassium wasting diuretic medication. Which recommendation should the nurse make for a change in the diet?

1. Increase consumption of citrus fruits and strawberries

2. Decrease amount of fluids containing caffeine

3. Avoid milk and milk products

4. Encourage oranges, bananas, and whole grain breads

A nurse is reinforcing teaching about dietary recommendations to a client with iron deficiency anemia. Which of the following should the nurse include as a food that enhances iron absorption when consumed with non heme iron?

1. Tomato Juice

2. Tea

3. Milk

4. Dried beans

Thanks ive spent forever on these questions and these are the two I can't figure out

[JKL33]

Why are you spending forever? It's been awhile for me, but the answers to both questions were in my basic nursing texts.

What do you think the right answers are, and why?

[LovingLife123]

The answers to these are simple. Tell us what you think and why. We will not do your homework for you.

[Here.I.Stand, BSN, RN]

What nutrient might a person need, if on a K+ wasting diuretic? Or if diagnosed with a specific nutrient deficiency? Now, which foods are the best sources of these nutrients?

[Everline]

Waiting to see what your answer would be and why. Then I'll chime in if you still need help.

[NotMyProblem MSN, ASN, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN]

A nurse is caring for a client who has been prescribed potassium wasting diuretic medication. Which recommendation should the nurse make for a change in the diet?

1. Increase consumption of citrus fruits and strawberries

2. Decrease amount of fluids containing caffeine

3. Avoid milk and milk products

4. Encourage oranges, bananas, and whole grain breads

A nurse is reinforcing teaching about dietary recommendations to a client with iron deficiency anemia. Which of the following should the nurse include as a food that enhances iron absorption when consumed with non heme iron?

1. Tomato Juice

2. Tea

3. Milk

4. Dried beans

Thanks ive spent forever on these questions and these are the two I can't figure out

Do you understand these KEY phrases?

[Banana nut, BSN, RN, EMT-B]

i'm gonna say 4 and 1

[dragonhawk]

Something high in potassium, so like number 4? (I know bananas have a lot of potassium)

Number two I don't know. Just help meh

[meanmaryjean, DNP, RN]

Something high in potassium, so like number 4? (I know bananas have a lot of potassium)

Number two I don't know. Just help meh

Seriously, you could have googled this by now, you are not going to get spoon-fed the answer. You seem to not want to expend any mental energy on this.

[Wiggly Litchi]

Something high in potassium, so like number 4? (I know bananas have a lot of potassium)

Number two I don't know. Just help meh

This was covered in my nutrition prerequisite...

I'm a huge fan of people helping to help themselves :/, so I'm sure you can google 'what helps people absorb nonheme iron'.

Don't forget to say please~

[ItsThatJenGirl, CNA]

Something high in potassium, so like number 4? (I know bananas have a lot of potassium)

Number two I don't know. Just help meh

Number two might be easier to figure out if you know what foods decrease your non heme iron absorption. That's how I figured it out.

[Ruby Vee, BSN]

Something high in potassium, so like number 4? (I know bananas have a lot of potassium)

Number two I don't know. Just help meh

I thought the point of homework was for you to actually learn something.