Asked by Felipe Velez Correa on Sep 30, 2024
A patient has carbon dioxide retention from lung problems. Which type of diet will the nurse most likely suggest for this patient?
A) Low-carbohydrate
B) Low-caffeine
C) High-caffeine
D) High-carbohydrate
Carbon Dioxide Retention
The inability to adequately remove carbon dioxide from the bloodstream, often seen in respiratory conditions.
Low-Carbohydrate
A dietary approach focusing on reducing carbohydrate intake, often to aid in weight loss or manage certain health conditions.
High-Carbohydrate
Referring to foods or diets that contain a large proportion of carbohydrates, often used for energy production.
- Acquire knowledge about the preventive approaches towards respiratory conditions, emphasizing the importance of carbon monoxide monitoring.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge about the preventive approaches towards respiratory conditions, emphasizing the importance of carbon monoxide monitoring.
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