BCNS CNS Exam Edge Test 1 Latest Update

BCNS CNS (Exam Edge) Test 1 Latest Update

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___ and ___ work together to form hemoglobin

Iron, zinc magensium, selenium iodine, copper

iron, copper - CORRECT ANSWER: Iron and copper

Explanation:

Copper helps in the formation of collagen. It is also included in different enzymes.Copper works with iron to form hemoglobin.

A deficiency in which of the following will increase blood pressure and cholesterol?

Selenium Iron Copper

Zinc - CORRECT ANSWER: Copper

Explanation

Copper deficiencies are not common in the United States because it is found in most foods that are not processed. A deficiency can increase cholesterol and blood pressure. 1 / 4

A deficiency of which of the following vitamins is linked to neural tube defects?

vitamin E vitamin K folate

niacin - CORRECT ANSWER: Folate

Explanation Folate is needed for DNA synthesis, protein metabolism, and the formation of hemoglobin. A deficiency has bee linked to neural tube defects in the fetus, such as spina bifida and anencephaly.

A guided goal setting intervention called EatFit using computer technology with middle school adolescents in various school and community settings used constructs of SCT to improve eating and fitness choices. These goals were reinforced through lessons that

focused on all of the following except:

learning to rad food labels not interviewing the parents verbal encouragement

self-regulation - CORRECT ANSWER: not interviewing the parents

Outcome expectancies were addressed by matching goals with adolescent desired outcomes predetermined by focus group sessions with adolescents before the onset of the intervention. The outcome expectancies included improved appearance, increased energy and independence.

A learning technique in which learners take part in a scenario and practice navigating that scenario is known as which of the following?

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demonstration guided practice role-play

institute - CORRECT ANSWER: Role-play

explanation

Also known as a simulation, role-play is a learning technique in which learners engage in a manufactured scenario similar to one they will face in real life. This gives them opportunity to practice new skills. Role-play is used with cognitive and affective learning objectives.

A person with the disorder familial combined hyperlipidemia (hyperlipoproteinemia type

2B) will have lipid levels that include all of the following except:

Total cholesterol less than 400 mg/dl

LDL cholesterol less than 320 mg/dl

HDL cholesterol 70- 80 mg/dl

TG levels less than 800 mg/dl - CORRECT ANSWER: HDL cholesterol 70-80 mg/dl

Explanation A patient with familial combined hyperlipidemia (hyperlipoproteinemia type 2B) with have lipid levels that include total cholesterol less than 400 mg/dl, LDL cholesterol less than 320 mg/dl, TG levels less than 800 mg/dl and HDL cholesterol of 30-45 mg/dl.

A solution-oriented counselor would do all of the following except:

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Ask whether the client believes in eating healthy foods

Avoid the resources that have worked for the client Seek out the opportunities to expand on any resource available Ask whether the client has been able to exercise on a daily basis - CORRECT

ANSWER: Avoid the resources that have worked for the client in the past

A solution-oriented counselor would ask the client if he has been able to eat healthy foods or exercise on a daily basis. After identifying the resources that have worked in the past, opportunities to expand on those resources would be sought.

According to the code of professional ethics and responsibility a Certified Clinical

Nutritionist must do all of the following EXCEPT:

be trained to interpret and utilize certain noninvasive laboratory and non laboratory tests

accept all clients and not withdraw from the relationship until completion of therapy

keep all information concerning clients in strictest confidence

not knowingly solicit the client of another nutritionist - CORRECT ANSWER: accept all clients and not withdraw from the relationship until completion of therapy

explanation

A Certified Clinical Nutritionist may accept or reject a particular client, bearing in mind that whenever possible, a response should be made to any reasonable request for his or her services. Once a client is accepted, a duty is owed not to neglect, abandon or withdraw from the relationship. A provider may withdraw only under special circumstances set forth in the Code.

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