Question

question 15 (1 point) saved medical nutrition therapy for a client with cystic fibrosis involves: a low - calorie diet enzyme replacement decreased amounts of water - soluble vitamins decreased amounts of fat - soluble vitamins question 16 (1 point) saved when patients with pancreatitis are able to tolerate enteral feedings, the recommended formula is usually a low - fat elemental formula infused into the jejunum. low - fat elemental formula infused into the duodenum. high - kcal, high - protein formula infused into the jejunum. high - kcal, high - protein formula infused into the duodenum. question 17 (1 point) saved nursing observations are essential for identifying patients at nutritional risk. the correct method to use when recording intake for a kcal count is to: ask the patient how much s/he ate and record the information record the amount of food on the tray before the patient eats, but not after record the foods in subjective terms such as \ate well\ or \two bites\ record the foods eaten in objective, measurable terms

Explanation:

• Question 15: Cystic fibrosis affects digestion, and enzyme replacement helps with nutrient absorption. A low - calorie diet is not ideal as patients need energy. Water - soluble and fat - soluble vitamins are usually supplemented, not decreased.
• Question 16: For pancreatitis patients tolerating enteral feedings, a low - fat elemental formula infused into the jejunum reduces pancreatic stimulation compared to duodenal infusion and high - kcal, high - protein formulas may be too stimulating.
• Question 17: To accurately record intake for a kcal count, objective and measurable terms are needed. Asking the patient may be inaccurate, recording only before eating is incomplete, and subjective terms are not useful for kcal calculations.

Answer:

Question 15: B. Enzyme replacement
Question 16: A. low - fat elemental formula infused into the jejunum
Question 17: D. Record the foods eaten in objective, measurable terms