Unit 6 Flashcards
ADA diabetic diet
Dietary adjustment for people with diabetes by adjusting carb and calorie intake
Adaptive devices
Special equipment
Aspiration
Inhaling food or fluid in the lungs
Blood sugar
Concentration of glucose in the blood
Carbohydrates
Compounds with relatively small molecules such as simple sugars
Cc
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Clear liquid diet
Liquid you can see through or fluids at body temp
Dehydration
A condition that occurs when a person does not have enough fluid in their body
Dietician
A person who has a degree in nutrition
Diet card
Piece of paper for a residents meal tray that has name, allergies, and their specific diet
Dysphagia
Difficulty swallowing
Edema
Swelling in body tissues by excess fluid
Emesis
The act of vomiting
Fats
Provides energy and adds flavor to food
Feeding tube
Getting food through a tube in liquid form
Fiber
Nutrients in the diet that are not digested by gastrointestinal enzymes
Fluid balance
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Fluid restrictions
Fluids are limited to a certain amount
Force fluids
A medical order for a person to drink more fluids
Full liquid diet
A diet consisting of liquids that you can’t see through
Gastrostomy tube
Tube inserted through a surgically created opening into the stomach
HS snack
Snack given before bedtime
Intake and output
Recording all fluid that goes into and out of the body
Intravenous IV
Fluid administered through a needle within a vein
Low/high fiber diet
Diet with increased or decreased fiber
Low sodium diet
Diet with decreased or no salt/sodium
Mechanical soft diet
Semi solid foods that are easily digested
Metabolism
The burning of food for heat and energy
Minerals
?
MyPlate
Emphasizes vegetables, fruits, grains, proteins, and low fat dairy
No salt added diet
No extra salt or sodium is added to the residents diet
Nausea
Feeling sick, dizzy, vomiting
Nasogasrtic tube
A feeding tube that goes from the nose to.tje stomach
NPO
nothing by mouth
Parenteral nutrition
?
Plate rim
Assistive device secure to the rim of the plate to help with eating
Protein
Most important nutrient needed for growth and repair of tissue
Pureed diet
All food has been ground pressed and or drained to a soft consistency or paste
Soft diet
Smooth to the touch, does not required chewing
Speech therapist
Assist patients who have speaking difficulties and swallowing disorders
Thickened liquids
Liquids that have been thickened to a honey, nectar, or pudding consistency
TPN total parenteral nutrition
IV infusion of nutrients onto a basic for absorbed directly into cells
Vomiting
Act of throwing up contents of stomach
Vitamins
?
24hr urine collection
A urine specimen consisting of all urine voiding in a 24hr period
Anuria
Failure of the kidneys to produce urine
Bedpan
Shallow toilet pan for use by persons confined to a bed
Bedside commode
A decide used for elimination when a person is able to get out of bed but unable to walk to bathroom
Bladder
A membraneous sac in humans which collects urine for excretion and holds urine
Bladder/bowel retraining
The goals is to control urination, to help with urinary incontinence
Briefs
Incontinence product that keeps a person dry
Catheter
A flexible tube inserted into a body cavity to remove fluid
Clean catch/midstream
The perineal area is cleaned before collecting a urine specimen and caught mid stream
Collection device/hat
A collection container that can be inserted into a toilet to measure urine or stool
Condom catheter
Catheter that fits onto the penis
Continent
Able to control your bladder and bowels
Dialysis
A process that cleans the body of wasted that the kidneys cannot remove due to kidney failure
Down drain/drainage bag
To use gravity to drain off liquid in a gradual process
Dysuria
Painful or difficult urination
Elimination
The act of discharging or exceeding waste products
Foreskin
Fold of skin which covers the head of the penis
Indwelling/foley catheter
Type oof catheter that remains inside the bladder for a period of time, urine drains into a bag
Incontinence
Cannot control bowels and bladder
Incontinence pad
Small permeable multilayered sheet with high absorbency that is used in the health care industry
Fracture pan
Bedlam that is flatter than normal bedpan, used for those with injuries that male them unable to lift lower back onto regular bedpan
Graduate
A calibrated container used to measure fluid
Hematuria
Blood in the urine
Kidney failure
The kidneys fail to clean and filter blood, latest stage if kidney disease
Kidney stone
Painful disorder check characterized by formation of clumps of minerals in the kidneys and bladder
Leg bag
Bag worn strapped to the leg to store urine drained from bladder by means of a catheter
Micturation
Urination
Nocturia
Frequent urination at night
Oliguria
Decreased or little urination
Polyuria
Urinating large amounts of urine
Sample/specimen
Blood, urine, feces, skin etc. Are all collected and tested to detect and prevent diseases and infections
Straight catheter
Catheter that is inserted into the bladder and is only used once then thrown away
Suprapubic catheter
SPC, it is inserted into the belly button through to the bladder and collects urine
Urinalysis/UA
Analysis, testing, and detection of urine
Urinal
Plastic container used by men to urinate
Urinary meatus
Opening of the urethra on the surface of the body
UTI/ urinary tract infection
Infection of the urinary system
Urinary incontinence
Inability to control passage of the urine from the bladder
Ureterostomy
Creation of a stoma for a ureter or kidney
Urinary retention
Inability to completely or partially empty the bladder
Urination
Act of passing urine from the bladder into the urethra and urinary meatus, AKA voiding or micturition
Voiding
Urination, micturation
Anus
Opening of the rectum
Bowel movement
Process of emptying the colon or intestines of stool or feces
bowel obstruction
the prolonged retention and buildup of feces in the rectum
colon
the large intestine
colon cancer
cancer in the large intestine
colostomy
surgically created opening into the large intestine to allow feces to be expelled
constipation
the difficult and often painful elimination of hard dry stool
defecation
the process of excreting feces form the rectum through the anus, a BM
diarrhea
frequent elimination of liquid or semi liquid feces
enema
the introduction of fluid into the rectum and over colon
fecal impaction
a mass of hard dry stool that reamains packed in the rectum and cannot be expelled
feces
solid body waste excrete through the anus from the colon
flatus
gas or air in the stomach or intestines
GERD
gastroesophageal reflux disease
hemorrhoids
enlarged veins in the rectum that can cause itching, burning, pain, and bleeding
hepatitis
disease of inflammation of the liver
ileostomy
a surgically created opening between the ileum and the abdominal wall
ostomy bag
a bag to collect the feces that has been expelled through the ostomy
peptic ulcer
a lesion in the lining of the digestive tract, typically in the stomach caused by stomach acid
rectum
comparitively straight, terminal section of the intestine, ending in the anus
reflux
a condition in which gastric fluid is regurgitated into the esophagus causing heartburn
stoma
a surgically created opening
suppository
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ureterostomy
creation of a stoma for a ureter or kidney