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Ch. 19
(1) describe some aspects of a nutrition care plan
-a strategy for correcting nut. problems -it should edu. the pt. on what their need is and how too deal with it -its developed by a dietician but often explained by a diff. medical professional
Ch. 19
(2a) Define a-i
a. regular diet
b. therapearutic diet
c. administrative dietitian
a. contains all foods and a standard balance of nutrients
b. a regular diet modified for a special need
c. manages a food service system usually just one (hosp./school)
Ch. 19
(2b)
d. clinical dietitian
e. registered dietetic technician
f. selective menu
d. a CLINICAL dietitian provides direct pt. care
e. person with a associate degree who helps a regeistered dieticitan
f. a list of foods that meets the clients needs and allows them to choose things they like most hopitals have this
Ch 19 (2c)
g. diet manual
h. diet order
i. NPO
g. a book that dexcribes foods allowed for a particular diet and reasons, explanations and sample menu's
h. a physicians written Rx for a dies
i. nothing by more BE DETAILED
Ch. 19
(3) discuss communication techniques
caring attitude, dont be judgemental, do not use words or abbrev. that pt wont understand, GOod teachar, maintain eye contact try to get on their level and provide meaningful feedback
Ch 19
(4a) a-d
a. medical records
b. POMR
a. continouous written accounts of a pt's statistics
b. problem oriented medical record-the pt's problems are listed (not sentences) then followed by soln's the Dr did
Ch. 19
(4b) a-d
c. dx
d. prognosis
c. the d2 a person has(cancer, staph infection)
d. the predicted outcome