10 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

Need to use ____ formula for short bowel syndrome

A

elemental

if not tolerating EN/elemental feeds, need to do TPN

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2
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if jejunum is resected, ____ can still absorb nutrients

A

ileum

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3
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Diet for pancreatitis should be low ____

A

fat (<20g)

PERT therapy for fat malabsorption

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4
Q

In acute pancreatitis, ASPEN guidelines are to use isotonic, polymeric first, then ____ formula

A

elemental

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5
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Somogyi effect means blood sugar levels are ____ in the middle of the night

A

low

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6
Q

Dawn phenomenon it’s when blood sugar levels are ____ at dawn or upon waking

A

high

to prevent have a bedtime snack

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7
Q

The biggest component in care with diabetes type I is using carbohydrate ____

A

counting

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8
Q

If exercising and utilizing glucose more, insulin may need to be ____ to prevent ____

A

reduced

hypoglycemia

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9
Q

metformin can cause ___ deficiency

A

B12

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10
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The biggest component of care in diabetes type 2 is using ____ and ____

A

exchange list

controlling calories

Fasting BG target = 80-130 mg/dL

> 126 is high

H1Ac 6.5 > diabetes (can’t go under 6.5 if you have diabetes)

5.7 - 6.4 pre-diabetes

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11
Q

Protein has ____g of protein per oz

A

7

protein has 7 letters

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12
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Fat has ___g of fat per tsp of oil

A

5

fatty has 5 letters

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13
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carbohydrates have ___g of carbohydrates per serving

A

15

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14
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starches have ____kcal per serving

A

80

starches has 8 letters

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15
Q

fruits have ___kcal per serving

A

60

fruits has 6 letters

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16
Q

Veggies have ____ kcal per serving, ___g of pro and ___g of CHO per serving

A

25 kcal
2g of pro
5g of CHO

(ve-ggies = 2 letters and 5 letters = 25)

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17
Q

Oil has ___ tsp in 1 tbsp

A

3

oil has 3 letters

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18
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In gestational diabetes, a pregnant woman needs ____g of CHO per day

19
Q

In gestational diabetes, a pregnant woman should consume ____g of CHO in the breakfast meal

A

15-30

1-2 choices

20
Q

General recommendation for CHO % in gestational diabetes is ____ % - ____ %

21
Q

glycemic load means the amount of ____ per serving

A

carbohydrates

22
Q

Novolog and Humolog are examples of ____ insulin

A

rapid-acting

begins to work 15 min after injection
peaks in about an hour
continues to work for 4 hours (15min x 4 = 1 hour)

23
Q

Regular or short-acting insulin reaches the bloodstream in ___min after injection, peaks anywhere from 2-3 hours after injection and it’s effective for ___-___ hours

A

30 min

3-6 hours

Humulin R, Novolin R (R = regular)

24
Q

Intermediate-acting insulin, also known as ___ usually reaches the bloodstream ___-___ hours after injection and peaks ___-___ hours later and it’s effective for ___-___ hours.

A

NPH (Neil Patrick Harris)

2-4 hours

4-12 hours

12-18 (NPH is awake for 12-18 hours)

25
Levemir and Lantus are examples of ____ insulin
long-acting it tends to lower glucose levels up to 24 hours (can be combined with rapid-acting insulin)
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Addison's dz is an autoimmune causes low ____, therefore they have to follow a high ____ diet
hormones (aldosterone, cortisol, androgens) salt (given low aldosterone) protein (given low androgens; testosterone)
27
Hyperthyroidism has ____ TSH and high T3 and T4.
low
28
Hypothyroidism has ___ TSH and low T3 and T4
high
29
The main cause of acute kidney failure/injury and acute renal failure is ____
dehydration
30
Oliguria means ____
not peeing much (<500ml/d)
31
Nephrosis means losing excess ____ in the urine
protein
32
Minerals at risk in Nephrosis
iron, zinc, copper
33
Symptoms in nephrosis
edema, albuminuria, malnutrition, hyperlipidemia
34
What is a dialysate?
a carbohydrate
35
What nutrients are restricted in hemodialysis?
potassium, phosphorus, sodium, and fluids
36
What vitamins are needed in hemodialysis?
B6 (pyridoxine = protein) and B9 (folate for RBC production)
37
Both HD and PD need Erythropoietin (a hormone made in the KIDNEY) that makes ____
RBC (anemia common)
38
what is the function of the Parathyroid Hormone (PTH)?
to balance it out calcium and phosphorus
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What calcitonin does?
Tones down calcium does not affect calcium calcitonin will secrete to lower calcium levels
40
What calcitriol does?
"trying" to raise calcium and phosphorus levels when low, calcitriol will be released to raise calcium and phosphorus lab values
41
B12 anemia is also called
pernicious anemia and macrocytic anemia
42
B9 anemia is also called
macrocytic anemia
43
B6 anemia is also called
microcytic anemia
44
Iron deficiency anemia is called
hypochromic anemia and microcytic anemia