Nutrition Through The Life Cycle
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Author: Brown, Judith E.
Publisher: Cengage Learning,
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Chapter 2, Problem 25RQ
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To examine: Whether the statement “Combination hormonal contraceptive use is associated with weight gain” is true or false.
Introduction: Hormonal contraceptives are used to prevent pregnancy. They contain forms of estrogen and progesterone hormone (natural or synthetic form). They are of two types: combination hormonal contraceptives (in which both the hormones are present) and progestogen-only contraceptives (with only progesterone or a synthetic analogue (progestin)).
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Choose one hormone (there are many) that is directly related to supporting the function of a healthy reproductive system. Discuss how the hormone supports reproductive health and the physical assessment findings the nurse may observe it there is either a deficient or excessive amount of the hormone.
Marguerita, the 15-year-old client who is pregnant for the first time. Her BMI is 18 and she values being a small size. While her income is limited, she enjoys trying on size zero clothes when she is shopping with friends. Marguerita is young and lives at home. Her family is on a limited budget and they do not have a car. They live in an area of town which is designated as a “food desert.” There are no nearby grocery stores which stock a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. All the stores require taking a bus downtown and transferring to a second bus. The nurse needs to consider options in Marguerita’s community to ensure her nutrition.
What steps would you take to create a dietary plan for Marguerita?
Marguerita, the 15-year-old client who is pregnant for the first time. Her BMI is 18 and she values being a small size. While her income is limited, she enjoys trying on size zero clothes when she is shopping with friends. Marguerita is young and lives at home. Her family is on a limited budget and they do not have a car. They live in an area of town which is designated as a “food desert.” There are no nearby grocery stores which stock a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. All the stores require taking a bus downtown and transferring to a second bus. The nurse needs to consider options in Marguerita’s community to ensure her nutrition.
What goal for weight gain during pregnancy would you establish with her to promote maternal and fetal health?
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Nutrition Through The Life Cycle
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