Act 3- Modification in Consistency

Question 1

A normal diet which has more dietary fiber.

Answer 1

High Fiber Diet

Question 2

How many serving do we add for High fiber diet?

Answer 2

2-3 serving of raw fruits, long-fibered vegetables, legumes, whole grains cereals, and nuts skins.

Question 3

Indicated for spastic constipation.

Answer 3

Fiber-Restricted Diet

Question 4

It is similar to the liberal soft and supplies the least amount of residue or fecal material.

Answer 4

Minimal Residue Diet

Question 5

It is indicated for atonic constipation.

Answer 5

High Fiber Diet

Question 6

This diet is useful for patients whose colon need abosulte rest such as in a surgery of the colon.

Answer 6

Minimal Residue Diet

Question 7

This diet does not allow milk, lactose, swiss cheese, soft cooked egg, lard, butter, potato, and rich fatty foods.

Answer 7

Minimal Residue Diet

Question 8

This diet is more liberal than the other diet that is allows low-fibered fruits and vegetables.

Answer 8

Low Residue Diet

Question 9

This diet removes gristle, using tender cuts of meat, avoid long-fiber vegetables and fruits.

Answer 9

Fiber-Restricted Diet

Question 10

How many servings does the Low Residue Diet requires?

Answer 10

up to 2 serving a day.

Question 11

What are the limitations of food intake of the LRD?

Answer 11

Milk lactose, rich fatty foods, butter, potato, lard, and etc.

Question 12

This diet defined as difficulty in swallowing

Answer 12

Dysphagia Diet

Question 13

Other term called for Dysphagia Diet

Answer 13

Puree Diet

Question 14

What are the 2 types of Dyphagia?

Answer 14

Oropharyngeal and Esophageal Dysphagia

Question 15

This type of dysphagia affects the esophagus and usually requires medical or surgical intervention.

Answer 15

Esophageal Dysphagia

Question 16

This type of dysphagia has a problem related to the mouth or throat.

Answer 16

Oropharyngeal Dysphagia

Question 17

It is called as “Dental Soft” diet or “Mechanically altered diet”.

Answer 17

Mechanical Soft Diet

Question 18

Used for patient with difficulty in chewing.

Answer 18

Mechanical Soft Diet

Question 19

What are the foods allowed for Mechanical Soft Diet (MSD)?

Answer 19

Well-cooked, chopped ground or minced, moist with gravy and sauce

Question 20

This diet is used for longer period of time, it should be supplemented with vitamins and minerals.

Answer 20

MRD

Question 21

This diet is often used before and after intestinal surgery

Answer 21

Low Residue Diet