PSW Ch. 27 Flashcards
true/false
when a client has diabetes, sugar builds up in the bloodstream
true
true/false
too much sodium in the diet causes the body to retain more water
true
true/false
to maintain normal fluid balance a client needs 2000-2500mL of fluids each day
true
true/false
an older client should increase calorie intake, as more calories are needed as we age
false
true/false
an older client should increase protein intake for tissue growth and repair
true
true/false
an older client should decrease intake of fried, fatty foods as these are hard to digest
true
what are common causes of dehydration
vomiting, diarrhea, bleeding, excess sweating
why are carbohydrates important in the diet?
they provide energy and bulk for bowel elimination
what can you give a client who has an order for NPO?
nothing, nothing by mouth
nutrients
protein
needed for tissue growth and repair
nutrients
carbohydrates
provides energy and fibre for elimination
nutrients
fats
provides energy and adds flavour
nutrients
vitamins
does not provide calories but is needed for certain body functions
nutrients
minerals
needed for tooth and bone formation
Vitamins major function
vitamin A
growth, vision, healthy hair and skin
Vitamins major function
thiamine
muscle tone, nerve function, digestion
Vitamins major function
riboflavin
healthy eyes, healthy skin and mucous membranes, protein and carbohydrate metabolism
Vitamins major function
niacin
protein, fat, and carbohydrate metabolism
Vitamins major function
vitamin B12
formation of red blood cells, nervous system functioning
Vitamins major function
folic acid
formation of red blood cells, functioning of intestine
Vitamins major function
ascorbic acid
formation of substances that hold tissue together
Vitamins major function
vitamin D
absorption and metabolism of calcium and phosphorus, healthy bones
Vitamins major function
Vitamin E
normal reproduction
Vitamins major function
vitamin K
blood clotting
mineral major function
calcium
formation of bone and teeth; blood clotting, muscle contraction
mineral major function
phosphorous
formation of bone and teeth; use of protein, fats and carbohydrates
mineral major function
iron
enabling red blood cells to carry oxygen
mineral major function
iodine
thyroid gland function, growth, metabolism
mineral major function
sodium
fluid balance, nerve function , muscle function
mineral major function
potassium
nerve function, muscle contraction, heart function
special diet
high-protein
burns, high fever infection
special diet
fat-controlled/low-cholesterol
heart disease, gallbladder disease
special diet
clear-liquid
first diet most clients can tolerate after surgery
special diet
high-calorie
weight gain and certain thyroid imbalances
special diet
high-fibre
constipation and colon disorders