MACRONUTRIENTS
VITAMINS, MINERALS, H20
SPECIAL POPULATIONS
DISEASE PROCESS
PHARMACOLOGY
100

Provides basic energy for cells. Sources are whole grain breads, baked potatoes, brown rice.

What are Carbohydrates

100

A patient that is acutely ill, running a fever, is diaphoretic, and having diarrhea is experiencing_____. This patient needs increased fluid to replace this loss.

What is insensible fluid loss

100

These patients are at risk for malnutrition. Normal physiologic changes include changes in the teeth and gums, reduced saliva production, decreased thirst sensation, early saeity. 

Who are older adults?
100

A client with this diagnosis will have the following lab values monitored: Albumin,Transferrin, prealbumin, retinol-binding protein, total iron-binding capacity and hemoglobin. The albumin level is an indicator of long term chronic illness and this condition

What is malnutrition?

100

A serverely malnourished client with dysphagia may need ________ which is given through a central line.

Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)

200
Plays a role in bowel elimination by adding bulk to feces. Helps lower cholesterol, stabilize blood glucose and plays a role in decreasing intestinal cancer.

What is Fiber

200

Careful monitoring of intake and output is important in all patients and should be balanced. These patients may have an imbalance in their I & O and  may require a fluid restriction due to their inability to excrete fluid.

What are cardiac and renal patients?

200
The nurse would remove a cheeseburger, lasagna, fried shrimp, and pork from this clients tray to display culturally appropriate care.

Who are Jewish patients?

200


In clients with malnutrition the hemoglobin, hematocrit,BUN and creatinine, serum albumin, transferrin, and prealbumin will be ___________ and clients are at risk for ________ which can cause dysrrhythmia.


What is decreased and hyperkalemia?

200

A client has had a stroke and has dysphagia for 6 months and has protein calorie malnutrition. What treatment would the physician recommend?

What is surgical insertion of a gastrostomy tube for enteral feeding

300

Essential for the growth, maintenance, and repair of body tissues, and is a back up energy source. Required for fluid regulation, acid base balance and blood clotting.

What are proteins?

300

This fat soluable vitamin is needed for prothrombin synthesis and aids in bone metabolism. Sources are green leafy veggies. It is an antidote for warfarin.

What is vitamin K

300

These patients follow ritualized methods of animal slaughter required for meat ingestion, fast during holy month of Ramadan and do not eat pork.

What are muslim patients?

300

This disease process has systemic effects on the whole body and on the patients psychosocial functioning. The client will have increased BMI and increased waist circumference. The patien tis at risk for cardiovascular disease, stroke and diabetes.


What is obesity?

300

A client with metabolic syndrome is prescribed which  GLP-1 medication that induces satiety. 

Semaglutide (wegovy)
400

This contains all 9 essential amino acids and can be found in animal sourcces and soy products.

What are complete proteins?

400

This fat soluable vitamin is needed for Normal vision, tissue strength, growth and immune system functioning. A deficiency will manifest in a patient with dry thick corneas, reduced night vision, and mucosal changes

What is vitamin A

400
A nurse caring for patients from these two faiths know the client does not drink alcohol or ingest caffeine products
Who are seventh day adventists and mormons?
400

A client has increased waist circumference, fasting blood glucose or treatment for elevated glucose, has a SBP >130 or >85 diastolic, and triglycerides over 150 mg/dl

What is metabolic syndrome?

400

This medication is approved for type 2 diabetes and has positive weight loss effects

Monjaro (tirzepatide)

500

These types of fats are found in animal sources. Patients should be educated to substitute monosaturated fats to reduce their CV risk instead of these fats. These types of fats increase the LDL which can cause fatty deposits on vessel walls.

What are saturated fats?

500

This vitamin is given with iron supplements to improve absorption. It is also essential for tissue building. 

What is vitamin C

500
Give two examples of special populations of patients that will require aspriation precautions during feeding?

Who are patients with swallow deficits and those on enteral feeding?


500

A patient with a BMI of  40 kg/m2 would be a candidate for which surgery

Bariatric Surgery

500

A client with skin impairment may be prescribed which vitamin and mineral to improve wound healing

What is vitamin C and zinc

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