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Chapter 24 Flashcards

1
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DV

A

Daily Value

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NPO

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Nothing by mouth

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USDA

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United States Department of Agriculture

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Anorexia

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The loss of appetite

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Aspiration

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Breathing fluid, food, vomitus, or an object into the lungs

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Calorie

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The fuel or energy value of food

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Cholesterol

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A soft, waxy substance found in the bloodstream and all body cells

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Daily Value (DV)

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How a serving fits into the daily diet; expressed in a percent % based on a daily diet of 2000 calories

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Dehydration

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A decrease in the amount of water in body tissues

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Dysphagia

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Difficulty swallowing

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Edema

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The swelling of body tissues with water

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Graduate

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A measuring container for fluid

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Intake

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The amount of fluid taken in

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Nutrient

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A substance that is ingested, digested, absorbed, and used in the body

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Nutrition

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The process involved in indigestion, digestion, absorption, and the use of foods and fluids by the body

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Output

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The amount of fluid lost

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Give energy

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fats, proteins, and carbs

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1 gram of fat, 1 gram of protein, 1 gram of carb

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9 calories, 4 calories, 4 calories

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19
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Activity each week

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2 hrs 30 minutes of moderate or 1 hr 15 minutes of vigorous

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Grain serving size

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w: 5-6 oz m 3-4 oz

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Veggies serving size

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w: 2-2.5 cups m 2.5-3 cups

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Fruits serving size

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w 1.5-2 cups m: 2 cups

23
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Dairy serving size

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w&m: 3 cups

24
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Protein serving size

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w: 5-5.5 cups m: 5.5-6 cups

25
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whole grains

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entire kernel; reduce heart disease, constipation, prevent birth defects

26
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refines grains

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remove the kernel

27
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veggie benefit

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reduce risk of heart disease, stroke, high bp, kidney stones, bone loss, lower calorie intake and contain K, dietary fiber, Vit A and C, folic acid

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fruit benefit

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reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, heart disease, high BP, obesity, bone loss, kidney stones, constipation, birth defects, and contain K, dietary fiber, Vit C, folic acid

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dairy benefit

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helps build bone, reduce osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, high BP and contains calcium, K and Vid D

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Protein benefit

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increases calories, salmon and trout reduce heart disease, added salt in processed meats, contain Vit B and iron, zinc, magnesium

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oils

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fats that are liquid at room temp, come from plants and fish, high in calories, plant oils are low in cholesterol. 120 calories in each tablespoon

32
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solid fats

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solid at room temp. 120 calories per tablespoon

33
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factors affecting nutrition

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culture, religion, finances, appetite, personal choice, body reactions, illness, drugs, ability (disability, chewing and swallowing), impared cognitive function

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NAS

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no added salt, for hypertension or kidney disease about 1500 to 2000 mg or lower

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NCS

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no concentrated sweets, for low blood sugar, to lose weight, or if the body doesn’t process sugar

36
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NEM

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nutritionally enhanced meals, when failure to thrive or need to gain

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CCA

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calorie controlled diet, for weight gain or reduction

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HHD

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heart healthy diet, low sodium, low fat, low cholesterol

39
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Bland

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no spices of any kind or gas forming foods for ulcers, gallbladder, intestinal disorders, or after abdominal surgery

40
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Clear liquid diet

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Max 3 days for acute illness, post-op, nausea, GI exams, infections

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Full liquid

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max 5 days, foods liquid at room temp, for post op, stomach irritation, fever, vomiting, unable to chew or digest

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Mechanical soft

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semi-solid and easily digestible, steamed veggies, and fruits for GI disorders chewing probs, and infections

43
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Pureed

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blended- nectar thick, honey thick or spoon/pudding thick

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1 cc=

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1 mL

45
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Slow swallow

A

person has difficulty getting enough food for good nutrition

46
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unsafe swallow

A

food enters airway

47
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normal fluid balance

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1500 mL minimum. 2000- 2500 for normal function

CNA (20 decks)

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