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A patient has a nursing diagnosis of Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements, related to mental impairment and decreased intake, as evidenced by increasing confusion and weight loss of more than 30-pounds over the last 6 months. An appropriate short-term goal for this patient is to:
a.   eat 50% of six small meals each day by the end of 1 week.
b.   demonstrate progressive weight gain over 6 months.
c.   eat all of the meals prepared during admission.
d.   verbalize understanding of caloric needs and intention to eat.

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Fundamental Concepts and Skills for Nursing

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Authors: deWit, Williams

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