Answer:
Anorexia nervosa
Explanation:
Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder characterized by excessive weight loss. The patient usually eliminates foods that he believes to be more caloric and progressively excludes several others. Food issues become fundamental in the patient's life, who becomes obsessed with weight gain. People with this type of problem have extreme thinness, dry skin and lanugo on their arms and shoulders, as well as various health problems due to lack of efficient nutrition.
Due to the physical appearance of the patient shown in the above question, we can state that the nurse may suspect that the patient is suffering from anorexia nervosa.
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Answer:
C) The liver size increases in right sided heart failure
Explanation:
The right side of the heart receives blood from systemic circulation (i.e. from the whole body) through superior and inferior vena cava. The failure to pump this blood as in right sided heart failure results in pooling up of bloof in right ventricle and atrium and then in the systemic veins resulting inn increased pressure in jugular vein and liver. This pooling up of blood in liver leads to enlargement of liver which becomes palpable below the rib cage in upper right quadrent
A) cardiac medications have no significant effect on liver size
B) spleen if enlarged is palpable in the upper left corner and grows towards the lower right quadrant.
D) same. spleen is palpable on left size. Plus no reason for RBC destruction was mentioned.
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