Digestion & Nutrition - Negative Functional Consequences Flashcards

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What are functional consequences?

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Effects of someones health condition and other factors on the individual’s ability to perform ADL’s and maintain quality of life

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How is ability to procure (obtain) food affected by functional consequences?

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Access, finances, physical abilities to shop, read

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How is ability to prepare food affected by functional consequences?

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Mobility, vision, cognition, etc

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How is one’s ability to enjoy food affected by functional consequences?

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  • diminished sensory (diminished sense perception and appeal to food)
  • diminished gustatory (risk increased salt and sugar)
  • diminished oral health (altered food choices to accommodate poor oral/dental health)
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What are some other negative functional consequences affecting digestion and nutrition?

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  • changes in oral function
  • Malnutrition (PCM/PEM)
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What is PCM/PEM?

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Low lean body mass secondary to low protein calorie diet

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What are some risks for developing PCM?

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Depression, immobility, poor oral intake, cognitive/functional impairment, dysphagia

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Clinical signs of PCM?

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Lethargy, dehydration, loss of muscle and subcutaneous fat, memory impairment, unintentional weight loss

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Pathological conditions affecting digestive wellness?

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  • dehydration
  • constipation
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