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100

What type of diet would include things like pudding, custard, tomato soup?

Full liquid diet

100

This diet is what a patient is started on in the progression of diets after surgery.

Clear liquid diet

100

The head of the bed should be how high when the patient is receiving continuous tube feeding.

30 degrees

100

This type of parenteral nutrition is given through a regular IV. 

PPN

100

A patient with dysphagia may need these type of liquids. 

thickened liquids

200

A patient is diagnosed with high cholesterol. He will most likely be prescribed which type of diet?

low fat diet

200

This type of diet is prescribed for pts with GERD, gastric ulcers, heartburn, and hiatal hernias. 

Bland Diet

200

This tube feeding method is given over a 24 hour period and typically uses an infusion pump

Continuous tube feeding

200

Due to it's high dextrose content, this must be routinely monitored while pt is on TPN.

blood glucose

200

What is the longest time a patient can go without food or nutritional support before notifying the physician?

3 days

300

A client with dentures may need this type of diet.

Mechanical soft

300

A patient who is taking some types of diuretics will most likely be on this type of diet. 

High potassium diet

300

What is the first thing the nurse should do before administering tube feeding

verify placement

300

This is used whenever changing a central line dressing. 

Strict sterile technique

300

What two things must be checked prior to giving the patient their meal tray.

Check that it is the correct diet and check the patients ID

400

A patient is increasing his vegetable intake in an effort to add more fiber into his diet, what else needs to be increased?

Water

400

A client with constipation or diverticulosis will often be started on this type of diet?

High fiber diet

400

How often should residuals for continuous tube feeding be checked?

Every 4-6 hours

400

What length of time can you administer PPN through a peripheral IV?

14 days

400

Why is it important to consume adequate carbs when on a high protein diet?

So that your body can utilize the protein it takes in for tissue repair instead of energy production

500

A strict sodium restricted diet indicates a sodium intake level of what range?

250-500 mg per day

500

Low protein diets are indicated for clients with what types of diseases?

ends stage liver and kidney disease

500

Name 3 potential complications of enteral feeding. 

Bacterial growth in formula, dehydration, over hydration, abdominal pain, aspiration, infection at insertion site

500

The tip of the central line typically ends in which major blood vessel.

The superior vena cava

500

A patient has 3 servings of carbs on her tray. How many grams of carbs is that?

45 grams

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