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Diarrhea
increase in frequency of bowel movements or increase in water contents
Osmotic Diarrhea
Increased water efflux due to increase in osmolality.
Resolves when NPO
Maldigestion, excessive sorbitol or fructose
Secretory Diarrhea
Caused by bacteria
Treatment is to resolve infection.
Diarrhea - Nutritional Implications
Fluid Losses - Dehydration, hyponatremia, hypokalemia
Metabolic acidosis
Malnutrition
Infants and Elderly
Diarrhea - Interventions
NPO or Clear liquids (Beware of simple Carbs)
Constipation
Decreased in frequency of bowel movements
Constipation - Nutrition
Whole grains
Fiber 20 - 35 g
Slowly increase
Bulking agents
Celiac Disease (SMALL INTESTINE)
inflammation of the small intestine caused by gluten
Damage to villie
Celiac Disease - Internvention
Gluten-free for life
Low-residue, low-fat, lactose-free
FAT 40 - 50 g
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Characterized by abdominal pain with diarrhea and/or constipation
Irritable Bowel Syndrome Nutrition
Focus on increasing fiber to 25 g/d
Adequate fluid
Pre- and Probiotics
Avoid Foods that produce gas
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Autoimmune, chronic inflammatory condition of the gastrointestinal tract
Inflammatory Bowel Disease Types (two)
Ulcerative Colitis (colon and rectum)

Crohn's disease (ileum and colon)
UC
ulcerations lead to toxic megacolon; thin ulcerated colon
Toxic Megacolon
very inflated colon with abdominal distention and sometimes fever, abdominal pain or shock
Fistula
an abnormal openiong or passage between two internal organs to the surface of the body
Crohn's
Fat wrapping Fissures
Irritable Bowel Disease - Nutritional Interventions
Enteral > Parenteral S
Supplement Glutamine, Arginine
PRO 1.5 - 1.75 g/kg
Low Residue, lactose-free
Diverticulosis
presenence of outpockets or pourches on the outer surface of small intestine or colon
Dierticulitis
acute inflammation of these pockets
Diverticulosis - Nutrition
increase fiber
Not Nuts, seeds hulls
Diverticulitis
Low-fiber Diet for Bowel Rest
Illeostomy & Colonstomy
maintain fluid and electrolyte balance
Reduce insoluble / Increase Soluble
After surgery Oral Diet
Chew completely not tough Foods
Short Bowel - Nutritoin
TPN post op
Sugar-free, isotonic liquids clear liquids first
Next Low-residue, low-fat, lactose-free, low oxalate diet.
No caffiene or alcohol
Avoid Insoluble Fiber