Nutrition Flashcards

1
Q

What environmental factors affect nutrition?

A

what food is available
lifestyle
work schedule
cost
lack of exercise opportunities

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2
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Who’s developmental needs will we be focusing on?

A

infants/toddlers/school-age
adolescents
young & middle adults
older adults

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3
Q

what changes in older adults can affect their nutrition

A

slow metabolic rate
changes in oral health
age-related GI changes
Chronic illness
ADLs
adverse effects of meds
cognitive impairment

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4
Q

what are cultural aspects that can affect nutrition?

A

eating habits
harmony of hot/cold, wet/dry
some ethnicities are at greater risk for nutrition/GI related issues

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5
Q

What should the nurse recognize during a nursing assessment?

A

early recognition, malnourishment, & complications

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6
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What specialists can screen those that are having issues with nutrition?

A

dietician
Gastroenterologist

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7
Q

What should we ask about for diet & health history of nutriiton?

A

intake & preference
symps
allergies
meds

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8
Q

What are the physical signs & symps?

A

refer to box 45.4 p. 1114 in Fundamentals book

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9
Q

What is promoting good health & nutrition?

A

my plate
meal planning
healthy subs

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10
Q

Where can Botulism come from?

A

home-scanning, honey, ham, sausage, shellfish

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11
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What symptoms are associated w/ Botulism

A

mild discomfort to death
nausea
vomiting
paralysis

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12
Q

Where can you get E. coli?

A

undercooked meat

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13
Q

What symptoms are associated w/ e.coli?

A

cramps
nausea
vomiting
renal failure

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14
Q

where can you contract listeria

A

soft cheese
hot dogs
lunch meat
unpasteurized
milk
seafood

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15
Q

What symptoms are associated w/ listeria

A

diarrhea, fever, meningitis, endocarditis

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16
Q

Where can you contract clostridium enteritis?

A

meat

17
Q

What symps are associated w/ clostridium enteritis

A

mild diarrhea
vomiting

18
Q

where can you contract salmonella

A

milk
custard
eggs
shellfish
chicken

19
Q

What symps are associated w/ salmonella

A

diarrhea
vomiting

20
Q

Where can you contract shigella

A

milk
seafood
salads

21
Q

What symps are associated w/ shigella

A

cramps
diarrhea to fatal dysentery

22
Q

Where can you contract staph infection

A

custard
cream
ice cream
ham

23
Q

what symps are associated w/ staph

A

cramps
vomiting
diarrhea
fever

24
Q

what should we clean?

A

hands
food
surfaces

25
Q

What should we seperate?

A

wash hands & utensils b/w use

26
Q

what should we do when cooking?

A

ensure proper temps

27
Q

How should we chill foods?

A

proper refrigeration
leftovers for only two days

28
Q

How are we able to advance a diet

A

physician order
immunity

29
Q

What can promote a good appetite

A

oral hygiene
mealtimes
assisting w/ meals

30
Q

What are hospital diets

A

NPO
clear liquid
full liquid
dysphagia
mechanical soft
soft/low residue
high fiber
low sodium
low cholesterol
diabetic
gluten free
heart healthy
renal
reg

31
Q

We restore & continue care for which diseases

A

GI
Diabetes mellitus
cardiovascular disease
cancer & cancer treatment
HIV/AIDS