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Nutrition |
A vital component of therapy for many disorders. |
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Special diet |
Needed for some disorders either during acute illness or throughout life. |
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ill clients |
May need help fulfilling their nutritional requirements. Mealtime is an excellent time to introduce or reinforce diet teaching. |
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ID |
Make sure the clients name band matches the name on the food tray before serving. Every patient has different types of diets |
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While Serving food |
Food should be presented in attractive and appetizing a manner as possible. Best time to answer clients question about meal. |
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Snacks between meal |
Are important also before bedtime, for clients with hight nutritional needs, or poor appetite. |
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Intake or refusal |
Always document nourishment intake or refusal of meals. |
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Forced fluids, encourage fluids |
We must encourage client with as much fluids as possible. Easier when fluids are colder, varied, and given in small amounts. |
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Polydipsia |
Drinking excessive amount of water |
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Restricting fluids |
Sometimes physician order fluid restrictions. |
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I&O |
Usually people on fluid restrictions, or encouraged fluid are monitored on I&O |
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Visually impaired |
Always ask what help is needed, they can learn to eat independently. Help by describing food on a clock, and alert them of hot food. |
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Dysphagia |
Swallowing disorder. |
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Speech therapist |
Consulted to determine the appropriate diet consistency for people with trouble swallowing. |
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Problem chewing |
Sometime due to poor dental health, missing teeth, or poorly fitting dentures.. |
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House diet |
A normal diet in acute or extended care facilities. Most frequent diet ordered. Aka general, regular, or full diet |
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Select diet |
Client is allowed to order next day meal within their diet limits. |
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Modified diet |
Important for therapy on many disease. Physician and dietitian considered the disease process and clients general disease. |
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Therapeutic diet |
Prescribed as part of treatment of more than one disease or condition |
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Diabetes |
Regulate the amount of certain nutrients in disorder of metabolism |
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Under/overweight |
Increase/decrease body weight by calories and fat intake |
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Cardiac condition |
Reduce/prevent edema by controlling sodium levels. |
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Diverticulitis |
Adding digestión by avoiding food that irritate GI tract or interfere with stomach action. |
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Nephritis |
Helping an overburden organ regain normal function |
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Phenylketonuria |
Eliminating a food that the body is unable to tolerate. |
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Colitis |
Slowing overactive intestinal motility |
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Liquid diet |
Consist of entirely liquids at room temp. Clear- inadequate in calories, protien, nutrientes. Don't use for more than 3 days. Full- used for long time, nutritional supplement. |
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Edentulous |
Without teeth. |
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Low fiber diet |
Composed of food that body can absorb completely, so little is left for feces. Inadequate in iron, calcium, vitamins. |
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Bland diet |
For people with ulcers, esophagitis, gastreosophageal reflux disease. Goal of diet, is to limit food that stimulate the production of gastric acid. |
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Diabetic diet |
Maintain blood sugar, and fat levels as near to normal as possible |
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Lactose restricted diet |
Lactose is needed to digest sugar. |
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Fat controlled diet |
For people with hyperlipidemia. Clients have high cholesterol, and high triglyceride. |
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Hyperlipidemia |
Elevated blood lipids or fat |
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High fat diet |
For children with seizure disorder. This ketogenic diet is 80-90% fat |
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Protein restricted diet |
To treat kidney and liver disorders. Amount of protein is based on clients wieght, or by amount daily. |
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Calcium/phosphorus modified diet |
High calcium intake is indicated for prevention & treatment of osteoporosis. |
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Anorexia |
Los of apetite or refusal to eat |
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Total parental nutrition |
Formulated to calculate solution needed to complete specific needs of client |
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Peripheral parental nutrition |
Lesser concentration of same ingredients found in central vein TPN |
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NPO |
Never more than 3 days.. |