final quiz Flashcards
special concerns of burn victims
large quantities of nutrients are required GI dysfunction increased loss of body water increased loss of body heat anorexia increased loss of electrolytes increased susceptibility to infection
what is the nitrogen balance of burn victims
negative nitrogen balance
excess nitrogen is excreted
type of feeding preferred for burn patients
enteral feeding
what is the first priority in burn patients
fluid and electrolyte replacement
protein recommendation for burn patients
20-25% of kcals as HBv
fat requirements for burn patients
12-15% of non protein kcals
the rest of kcals come from CHO
vitamins needed for burn patients
vitamins A& C
which burn patients need nutrition support
burns that cover greater than 20% of body surface
poor nutritional status prior to injury
alcohol or drug abuse
other injuries
weight loss greater than 10% of pre burn body weight
complications
morbid obesity
protein & energy changes for fever
bEe increases 13% for every 1 C above normal, 7% Fahrenheit
protein increases about 10% above rda for every degree C , 5.5% Fahrenheit
what increases risk for cancer
red meat, refined carbohydrates, sugar, salt, alcohol, highly saturated fat, processed meats, animal fat
what decreases risk for cancers
breast milk fiber spices and herbs whole grains fish/omega 3 PUFA beans fruits vegetables
recommendations for cancer prevention
be lean as possible
be physically active
limit consumption of energy dense foods. avoid sugary beverages
eat mostly plant based foods
limit intake of red meat and avoid processed meats
limit alcoholic drinks
limit consumption of salt. avoid moldy cereals
aim to meet nutritional needs through diet alone
strategies for taste alterations in cancer patients
chicken, turkey or fish instead of red meat - possibly cheese
add bacon bits, almonds, ham strips or onions to increase flavored & kcal
add tart flavoring a to mask other flavor info
add wine beer or mayo to soups stews casseeed to increase flavor and k cal
serve food cold or at room temperature, less aromas
cancer guidelines during immune suppression
avoid raw fruits and begs ensure all foods are thoroughly cooked avoide unpasteurized dairy avoid moldy cheeses avoid honey proper food safety guidelines
assessment of patients ability to tolerate oral intake
1.appetite
2.physical ability to ingest food
3. specific food tolerances: anorexia
appetite flux
nausea, vomiting
allergies
food preferences and aversions
taste and smell changes
- bowel habits
diarrhea
steatorrhea
constipation