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5 basic food groups

1 - Fats & oils


2 - Milk & Dairy products


3 - Meat & F8sh


4 - Fruits & Vegetables


5 - Bread and Grains

What physical factors can affect nutritional intake?

☆ age


☆ culture


☆ education - making choices regarding our food


☆ peer pressure


☆ lifestyle - make huge impacts on the way we manage our diet


☆ parental input

Key factors when assisting patient with their meals.

Make sure the patient is comfortable before a meal


and the table adjusted to the appropriate height.


• Hygiene should attended to before a meal is started.


• The meal should be placed where the patient can see it.


• Ensure the patient can eat food whether it one at the time or a combination.


• Ensure the foodb or fluids are not too cold or too hot.


• Use suitable utensils.


• Sips of fluid should be offered during meals.

Define Hydration

The absorption of or combination of fluid in the body.

Define Hydration

The absorption of or combination of fluid in the body.

What factors may contribute to fluid deficit?

Starvation


● Gut surgery


● No bowel movement (illeus)


● Laxative abuse


● Haemorrhage


● Impaired swallowing


● Exercise and sweating


● Fever and sweating.


● Major burns


● Environmental heat & humidity.

People who may be at risk of a poor nutritional status

People who eat less or no food or fluid for more than few days.


● Alcohol or drug dependent


● Vomiting or diarrhoea.


● Have disorders in defective digestion or absorption of food.