Diabetes
Four ounces of this drink is given to a patient experiencing hypoglycemia.
What is four ounces of apple juice?
Nephrotic syndrome is a kidney disorder characterized by the loss of this nutrient.
What are plasma blood proteins?
To prevent kidney stones.
What is drink at least 2 liters of fluid per day?
Limit processed and red meat.
What are dietary changes that could reduce the risk of getting cancer?
Low-potassium diet food to avoid.
What are bananas, orange juice, apples, berries, cucumbers, white rice, eggs...?
Elevated fasting blood glucose levels is a risk factor for this syndrome.
What is metabolic syndrome (MetS)?
A client with acute kidney injury (AKI) in a hypermetabolic state will likely have increased breakdown of this nutrient.
What is increased protein breakdown?
Effects of antiretroviral therapy.
What is lipodystrophy, changes in body fat distribution?
Strategies to prevent food-borne illnesses. (List 4)
What is avoid unpasteurized daily products, keep food temperature below 40 degrees centigrade, reheat all leftovers before eating, and wash raw vegetables, fruits?
The difference between a complete and incomplete protein.
What is that a complete protein contains all of the essential amino acids that the body cannot produce on its own (fish, poultry, eggs, yogurt, etc.), and an incomplete protein do not contain all of the essential amino acids that the body needs or in smaller amounts (nuts, legumes, seeds, whole grains, etc.)?
What is metformin?
An eGFR of 13 ml/min.
What is reflective of kidney failure?
Three foods that are part of a mechanically altered diet.
What are scrambled eggs, cottage cheese, sliced banana, mashed potatoes, etc.
Clients at risk for food-borne illness.
Who are pregnant women, HIV positive clients, infants and the elderly?
Diet that uses olive oil as the main source of fat, frequent servings of fish throughout the week, wine in moderation, and a limitation of red meat intake.
What is the Mediterranean Diet?
Sick day management for patients with diabetes.
What is maintain usual medication regimen and check sugar levels every 2 to 4 hours?
Lab value that indicates dialysis is needed.
What is < 60?
Food that should be avoided with chronic pancreatitis.
What is to decrease your daily intake of fat?
Promotes wound healing after burns.
What is protein?
A food with an excellent source of Omega Three fatty acids.
What is salmon?
Symptoms of type 1 diabetes.
What is an abrupt onset of polyurea and polydipsia?
This nutrient is increased during dialysis.
What is protein intake?
A religion where individuals who do not mix meat and dairy together.
What is Judaism?
Lifestyle changes that may control the symptoms of GERD. (At least 3)
What is sitting upright after meals, avoiding night time snacking, and weight loss if overweight?
Tool meant as a guide for healthy eating patterns.
What is MyPlate?