a nurse completes a thorough database and carries out nursing interventions based on priority diagnoses. which action will the nurse take next?

don't worry, but do consult a doctor.

explanation:

having a high metabolism at age 13 is not abnormal.   however, if you are concerned, do consult a doctor.   the doctor may identify a correctable issue, and then you'll have your answer.   in the meantime, there are a few steps you might consider.

first, reflect on just how much physical activity (work out and dancing) you are getting relative to your caloric intake.   keep in mind that if you are interested in gaining weight, you must have a higher caloric intake than output.   second, if eating robust healthy meals is not providing enough calories, you'll need to include high caloric, yet healthy, snacks.   i warn against using an over the counter high-calorie supplement (drink or food) until you have consulted a doctor.  

answer: sophie's total body fat is 30%, which places her in the healthy body fat range is incorrect hence false

explanation: there are two types of fat one is white that is the abnormal fat which is found in various parts of the body e.g. under your arms, belly, thighs, buttocks, that’s when it becomes abnormal. there is also a type of fat that is called brown fat which directs the metabolism of white fat so the more brown fat you have the better. the recommended body fat composition is 23% to 25%   for women