Nclex Exam Cram Practice Questions - Nurselytic

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Which of the following is an appropriate nursing goal for a client at risk for nutritional problems?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is to promote healthy nutritional practices. This goal focuses on preventive measures to address the client's nutritional risk. Providing oxygen (
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A) is not directly related to addressing nutritional problems. Treating complications of malnutrition (
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C) involves addressing the consequences rather than preventing or managing the nutritional problems. Increasing weight (
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D) would only be appropriate if the client is underweight; it does not address the broader aspect of promoting overall healthy nutritional practices.

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