Nutritional Therapy
Meals in Long-Term Care
Other Food Considerations
Nonoral Feeding
Parenteral Nutrition
100

These changes help to allow the body to heal or adjust to major physical changes

What are dietary and nutritional modifications?

100

This type of diet omits all types of animal proteins

What is a vegan diet?

100

This type of food has had its DNA altered or modified through genetic engineering

What is a genetically modified organism (GMO)?

100

This is a type of nutrition involves providing nourishment through the GI tract

What is enteral nutrition (EN)?

100

Involving intravenous solutions, this method for nutrient delivery is another alternative for those who can't eat or use tube feedings

What is parenteral nutrition?

200

This is a reference of rationals and indications of specific diets alongside restricted foods and sample menus for each diet

What is a diet manual?

200

Diets for those who have difficulty chewing or swallowing solid foods

What is a full liquid diet?

200

This is caused by the release of histamine and serotonin

What is a food allergy?

200

This type of tube feeding requires insertion into the small intestine

What is a jejunostomy?

200

The most common type of carbohydrate used in PN solutions

What is dextrose monohydrate?

300

Updated every 5 years, this is the government-developed dietary guidelines for American citizens

What is the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA)?

300

The typical temperature of liquid used in full liquid diets

What is liquid at room or body temperature?

300

This is a nonallergic reaction that can be caused by toxins, drugs, or certain individual conditions

What is food intolerance?

300

This type of tube can be inserted with minimal sedation and fewer complications

What is the a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG)?

300

This device is used in home parenteral nutrition to reduce the potential of infection

What is a specialized catheter?

400

These are the people who typically are consulted to determine dietary modifications

Who are physicians and registered dietitians (RD)?

400

The term for swallowing difficulty

What is dysphagia?

400

These are important in prevention of foodborne illnesses (food poisoning)

What is personal hygiene and proper food preservation?

400

These practices can prevent most feeding tube complications

What are proper sterilization and handwashing techniques?

400

This vein towards the superior vena cava is used for the placement of a catheter for central parenteral nutrition

What is the subclavian vein?

500

These make up the four dimensions of health

What is physical health, intellectual health, emotional health, and spiritual health?

500

The term for patients that can often chew solid or soft foods

Who are edentulous patients?

500

These religions promote lacto-vegetarianism, veganism, or fasting

What is Hinduism and Buddhism?

500

These are the three methods of feeding administration

What is continuous infusion, intermittent infusion, and bolus feeding?

500

These isotonic solutions are administered through the peripheral veins

What is peripheral parenteral nutrition (PPN)?

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