Sources of Nutrition
This B-vitamin is required for hemoglobin and amino acid synthesis, new cell growth, and helps prevent neural tube defects in pregnancy.
What is folate (vitamin B-9) ?
Reducing this type of body tissue can improve insulin sensitivity in clients with Type 2 Diabetes.
What is adipose (fat) tissue?
This organ stores and releases bile to help digest fats
What is the gallbladder ?
This chronic autoimmune neuromusclular dosease cause weakness of voluntary muscles and may affect swallowing.
What is myasthenia gravis?
These two nutrients are essential for bone strength and mineralization.
What are calcium and vitamin D?
These foods are natural sources of folate.
These three eating plans are commonly recommended for clients with type 2 diabetes to promote weight loss and heart health.
What are the DASH, Mediterranean and vegetarian diets?
After eating, clients should sit upright for this amount of time to prevent nausea.
What is one hour?
This term describes when protein output exceeds protein intake, often leading to muscle wasting and weakness.
What is a nitrogen balance?
These antidepressant medications block enzymes that increase norepinephrine, dopamine, and serotonin in the brain.
What are monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)?
Clients with renal disorders should limit foods high in ________. Name those foods.
What are foods high in phosphorus? What is peanut butter, dried peas, bran, cola, chocolate, beer, and dairy?
In renal diets, restriction often include these nutrients in addition to phosphorus.
What are protein, potassium, and sodium ?
A fasting blood suagr greater than this number indicated hyperglycemia?
What is 126 mg/dL?
Pitting edema, hair loss, wasted appearance
What is clinical findings of malnutrition?
Clients taking MAOIs like phenelzine or tranyclypromine should avoid foods high in this substance to prevent hypertensive crises.
What is tyramine?
This electrolyte imbalance associated with water intoxication, incoordination, and seizures.
What is hyponatremia?
These types of foods are best tolerated for clients with chemotherapy-related nausea.
What are cold or room-temp foods?
This disorder involves inflammation of the gallbladder and requires limiting dietary fat to reduce stimulation.
What is cholecystitis?
A lack of dietary protein increases the risk of complications from severe trauma or critical illness, leading to this delayed process.
What is delayed wound healing?
This condition is marked by jugular vein distention, and pulmonary congestion.
What is fluid volume excess?
Aged cheese, cured meats, pickled or fermentented foods, citrus, beer and wine are all examples of foods high in this compound?
What is tyramine?
This increase in amount of calories is recommended during the second trimester of pregnancy. An increase leads to weight gain of how much per month?
What is an increase in 340 calories? What is 2-4lb/month?
Foods high in this type of soluble fiber -- found in pears, apples, oranges, etc -- help manage diarrhea.
What is pectin?
This is a result of iodine deficiency.
What is Goiter ?
These are the three hallmark symptoms of hyperglycemia. These are there manifestations.
What is polyuria (excessive urine), polyphagia (excessive hunger),and polydipsia(excessive thirst).