M2: Nutrition Care Process Flashcards

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Strategies to Address Age-Related Changes Affecting Nutrition
ELDERLY

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encourage healthier food choice
snacking on healthy foods
make food taste good
consider adding supplements
encourage exercise

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Strategies to Address Age-Related Changes Affecting Nutrition
CHILD

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plenty of fruits and vegetables.
plenty of starchy foods (bread, rice, potatoes, pasta)
some milk and dairy foods or non-dairy alternatives
some sources of protein (meat, fish, eggs and beans)

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a meal plan that controls the intake of certain foods or nutrients. It is part of the treatment of a medical condition and are normally prescribed by a physician and planned by a dietician.

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Therapeutic diet

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WHAT DISEASE REQUIRES A THERAPEUTIC DIET?

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  • cardiovascular disease such as cororary artery disease. hypertension, heart attacks, and stroke
  • diabetes
  • gastrointestinal diseases such as Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis and celiac disease
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FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED IN PLANNING THERAPEUTIC DIETS

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-possible duration of the disease
-factors in the diet which must be altered to overcome these condition
-patient’s tolerance for food by mouth
-normal diet may be modified too

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a food preparation which provides complete nutrients
as well as supplies carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals and fiber in their normal proportions

Other terms: General diet, Full diet, Complete diet

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Balanced diet

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  • provides food that are not irritating to the digestive tract and do not increase acid production in the stomach
  • CAP free diet: _______
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Bland diet
C - Caffeine, A - Alcohol, P - Pepper

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  • foods that have no or low residue and fat
  • nutritionally inadequate
  • not to be given more than 2 days unless ordered by doctor
  • aims to prevent dehydration or to clear the git
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Clear liquid diet

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  • any liquid that could be served cold and iced
  • aims at giving relief to fresh mouth sores and surgery
  • prescribed to patients for not more than 2 days
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Cold diet (tonsil diet)

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  • aids in stool formation
  • recommended to lbm
  • combination of low-residue, low fiber & low-fat diet
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Constipation diet (anti-diarrhea diet)

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  • more liberal diet than clear liquid diet, allows only food on liquid form or those which readily become liquid at room temp
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FULL LIQUID DIET (GENERAL LIQUID DIET, MEDICAL LIQUID DIET)

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  • is a balanced diet measured to provide the number of exchanges or servings based on the individual’s caloric requirement.
  • concentrated sweets and simple carbohydrates are avoided
  • is high in fiber and low in fat.
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DIABETIC DIET (CALCULATED DIET)

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  • for those with athletic events
  • allows food and drink with an energy value of 50% to 1007 above the caloric requirement or above the actual food intake
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HIGH CALORIE DIET (UP-BUILDING DIET, HIGH CARBOHYDRATE DIET)

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  • modified balanced diet with higher fiber content. this is effected by including more fruits, nuts, vegetables, and whole grains in meal preparation
  • constipation (pectin - carb rich in fiber, most rich source: stem & stalk of green leafy veggies )
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HIGH-FIBER DIET

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  • calls for 15 g of protein/kg ideal body weight. this diet is prescribed for growth and repair such as in pregnancy, tissue and bone regeneration, inflammatory conditions and injury.
  • Consider not only the amount of protein but its quality as well, include protein foods with high biological value.
  • post-surgery, high muscle building
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HIGH-PROTEIN DIET

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  • eliminates foods that contain identified allergens. allergens are substances causing allergy
  • diet depends on the person’s sensitivity. individualization is important because reaction to a certain food may vary from person to person
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HYPOALLERGENIC DIET

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  • a balanced diet limiting food choices to only those with little or no cholesterol this diet is planned so that cholesterol intake is no more than 300 mg per day
  • boiling, steaming, air-frying
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LOW-CHOLESTEROL DIET

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  • a low fat diet allows a minimal amount of dietary fat which comprises < or = 15% of the total caloric requirement of the person.
  • this diet is prescribed to persons with liver disorder, gallbladder problem, hyperlipidemia and heart disorder. this is not a no-fat diet but a low-fat diet.
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LOW FAT DIET

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  • allows a minimal amount of dietary protein which ranges from 20 to 40 grams per day
  • kidney and liver problems
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LOW-PROTEIN DIET

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  • arroz caldo, lugaw, porridge
  • not more than 2 days
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SOFT DIET