MNT Flashcards
(206 cards)
Ulcer: what
eroded mucosal lesion
Ulcer: txt
antacids, antibiotics to treat h.pylori
Ulcer: diet
as tolerated
avoid spicy, etoh, caff
Hiatal hernia: what, diet
some stomach above diaphragm
small, bland feedings
Dumping syndrome: what
rapidly hydrolyzed cho enters jejunum water enters for osmotic balance low blood pressure cho apsorbed and insulin pumped quickly hypoglycemia
Dumping syndrome: when
after bowel resection
Dumping syndrom: diet
small, dry feedings with pro and moderate fat
liquids before/after meal
no hypertonic sweets
Bowel resections (2)
Bilroth I - stomach to duodenum
Bilroth II - stomach to jejunum
Bilroth 2: nutrients of concern
Ca - low, most uptake in duodenum
Iron - low, needs acid
B12 - low, no intrinsic factor
Folate - low, needs B12 to get into cells
Deficiencies after complete gastrectomy
Iron B12 Folate Ca D B1 Copper
Test for B12 deficiency
Schilling
Pernicious anemia
due to low intrinsic factor and bacteria overgrowth
Gastroparesis: what, when
delayed gastric empty
after sx, diabetes, obstruction
Gastroparesis: txt
pro kinetics: erythromycin, metoclopramide
Gatroparesis: diet
small, frequent meals
no high fiber or fat
Celiac: what
reaction to gliadin affecting jejunum and ileum
Celiac: avoid
WROB, bran, graham, malt, bulgur, couscous, orzo, thickening agents
Celiac: ok
corn, potato, rice, soybean
Celiac: nutrition outcomes
anemia, diarrhea, wt loss, steatorrhea, malabsorption (low ADEK)
Diverticulosis: what
presence of mucosal sacs in intestinal wall due to structure weakness
Diverticulosis: diet
high fiber
Diverticulitis: what
inflammation of sacs
Diverticulitis: diet
clear liquids, gradual return to high fiber
Inflammatory bowel disease types
Crohn’s disease - ileum
Ulcerative colitis - colon
Crohn’s Deficiencies
B12 deficiency, iron deficiency