Fluids
Mineral Deficiencies
Tubes + Feedings
Kidney Functions
Diets
100
Fluid within a cell
What is Intracellular
100
Osteoporosis
What is Calcium
100
Formula given over an extended period of time at a set rate
What is Continuous feeding
100
Removal of end products, also the first step
What is Filtration
100
Doesn't require chewing and won't trigger reflux
What is Soft diet
200
Fluid found outside of a cell
What is Extracellular
200
Anemia
What is Iron
200
A feeding tube inserted into the stomach
What is Gatrostomy Tube
200
Filtered substances are reabsorbed into the blood
What is Reabsorbtion
200
Produces energy and minimal digestion through liquids
What is Clear Liquid diet
300
Fluid found in blood and lymph vessels
What is Intravascular
300
Hyponatremia
What is Sodium
300
A closer to normal feeding routine
What is Intermittent Feeding
300
Elimination of unwanted substances through urine
What is Execretion
300
Reduces frequency and volume of stools
What is Low Residue diet
400
Extracellular fluid located between cells
What is Interstitial
400
Tetany
What is Magnesium
400
A feeding tube placed in the small intestine
What is Jejunostomy Tube
400
These 3 minerals help regulate blood
What is Calcium, Phosphorus and Vitamin D
400
Foods and beverages that is or can be liquified
What is Full Liquid diet
500
About 7 to 8% of your total body weight
What is Blood
500
Hypokalemia
What is Potassium
500
A feeding with a larger amount given with a syringe about 3-6 times a day.
What is Bolus Feeding
500
A hormone that stimulates maturity in red blood cells and bone marrow
What is Erythropoietin
500
A balanced diet with help from a dietician
What is Bland diet
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