According to the research, the nurse should advise a client undergoing chemotherapy to avoid the consumption of sugars, white flours and fatty foods.
<h3>What is chemotherapy?</h3>
It is the treatment of cancer through a cellular alteration through the synthesis of proteins or nucleic acids, or through cell division itself.
Depending on the type of tumor, its location and chemotherapy, it is important that patients have good nutrition by avoiding and reducing the consumption of white or brown sugar, sweets, fatty foods, white flour, bread, pasta.
Therefore, we can conclude that according to the research, the nurse should advise a client undergoing chemotherapy to avoid the consumption of sugars, white flours and fatty foods.
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No, in fact they are not. Fat is the body's way of storing large amounts of proteins to use for later. Foods like avocados and maybe even meat have helpful fat in them
As I'm cannot Spanish, I can answer your question only in English. I hope it helps. You can use translator if you don't understand English.
Como no puedo hablar español, puedo responder su pregunta solo en inglés. Espero que ayude. Puedes usar el traductor si no entiendes inglés.
Your question in English is:
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Q) What is meant by practicing a healthy lifestyle?</h3>
<h3>ANSWER:</h3>
According to World Health Organization (WHO), health can be defined as
"A complete state of mental, physical and social well being not merely the absence of disease"
Practicing a healthy lifestyle can be defined as the having a lifestyle which helps to keep and improve person's health and well being.
Following components comes under practicing a healthy lifestyle
- Having a proper diet
- Doing Physical and Mental Exercise
- Fulfilling your sleeping requirements
- Taking care of yours and your environment's hygiene
- To avoid any kind of addiction
- Being in a safe environment
- Having a positive attitude
- Having an active social life
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For me it would be using strong vocabulary and placing the sentences in a very defined order.
