Structure & Function
Assessment
Diagnosis
Implemnt & Eval
Skills
100

Carbohydrates, fats, and proteins

What is macronutrients?

100

Recording consumption of foods and quantities from the previous day

What is 24 hour diet recall?

100

two forms of assessment data collected by the nurse

What is subjective and objective?

100

commonly ordered diets for patients with GI surgery

What is clear liquid diet?
100
facilitates suction of stomach contents

What is nasogastric and nasojejunal tubes?

200

Proper functioning of the brain and other tissues depend on

What is carbohydrates?

200

Inhalation of fluid or foreign matter into the lungs and bronchi.

What is aspiration?

200

the foundation on which the care plan is developed

What is nursing diagnosis?

200

diet that restricts potassium, sodium, protein and phosphorus intake

What is a renal diet?

200

when administering an NG tube and resistance is met, the first action is to

What is stop the procedure?

300

Vitamins A, D, E, & K

What is fat-soluble vitamins?
300

when feeding a patient on aspiration precautions, the head of the bed should be elevated to___ for how long____

What is 45 degrees for 45 minutes?

300

history of eating disorder, cachectic appearance, 40 lb weight loss in past  months

What is impaired nutritional intake?

300

patients that cannot receive anything by mouth are consider to be

What is NPO?

300

when placing an NG tube, where do you obtain measurements prior to insertion

What is from the nose over the ear to the xiphoid process?

400

Intake of excessive amounts of food (binging) followed by vomiting (purging)

What is bulimia nervosa?

400

an albumin level of less than 2 g/dL indicates

What is severe malnutrition?

400

residual effects of CVA, gagging, and choking with oral intake attempts

What is impaired swallowing?

400

the only reliable method of confirming enteral tube placement

What is radiographic confirmation (xray)?

400

patient has nausea, vomiting, pallor & sweat, palpitations, abdominal cramping, and fainting. these are signs and symptoms of

What is dumping syndrome?

500

Increased blood pressure, high blood sugar, excess body fat around the waist, and abnormal cholesterol or triglyceride levels

What is metabolic syndrome?

500

assists in gas exchange within the lungs and helps meet the oxygen demands of the body

What is iron?

500

sensory and motor deficits secondary to spinal cord injury, bilateral upper extremity paralysis, inability to self feed

What is impaired self feeding?

500

may be given through a peripherally inserted central catheter or central venous catheter by means of an infusion pump

What is total parenteral nutrition (TPN)?

500

lab values that should be monitored with tube feedings

What is glucose, cbc, and chemistry?

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