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A client with anorexia nervosa is admitted at 72 lbs and started on nutritional rehab . The nurse should monitor serum levels daily to detect refeeding syndrome .

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A client with bulimia nervosa is observed rushing to the bathroom right after dinner . The nurse recognizes this behavior as an attempt at .

3

During refeeding , a client develops new - onset edema and confusion . The nurse knows this could indicate electrolyte shifts and worsening .

4

A nurse caring for a client with binge - eating disorder should expect the plan of care to include therapy as the most effective long - term treatment .

5

A client with anorexia nervosa weighs 78 lbs and is severely malnourished . The safest weight gain goal is about ? 2 pounds per week .

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When supervising meals for a client with an eating disorder , the nurse should remain to reduce anxiety and prevent food - hiding .

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A client with bulimia nervosa presents with dental enamel erosion . This is most likely due to repeated exposure to from purging .

8

During hospitalization for anorexia nervosa , daily weights should be taken in the , after voiding , in the same gown .

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A newly admitted client with anorexia nervosa refuses food and says , 'I ? m not sick . ' The nurse recognizes this as a lack of .

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In refeeding syndrome , the most dangerous electrolyte shift is low . This can lead to muscle weakness and arrhythmias .

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A client with binge - eating disorder says , 'I eat when I ? m stressed . ' The nurse should encourage identification of triggers to prevent relapse .

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When providing education to families of clients with anorexia nervosa , the nurse should stress the importance of support in recovery .

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