Nursing · Medical Surgical Nursing
A patient with Anorexia Nervosa consumes meals correctly as per her diet plan, but no increase in weight is observed. What should be the primary nursing intervention for this patient?
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- 1Engage the patient in distracting physical activities immediately after eating
- 2Add vitamin tablets to her prescribed medications
- 3Increase the caloric intake of the food from 1500 kcal to 2000 kcal
- 4Observe the patient while eating and for up to 2 hours after meals✓
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Observe the patient while eating and for up to 2 hours after meals
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