Chapter 15- Drug Nutrient Interactions and Monitoring (Rachel)

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What is the interaction between warfarin and vitamin K?

Eat green leafy vegetables in moderation; do not eliminate entirely.

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What is the key question in the Malnutrition Screening Tool?

Have you lost weight without trying?

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What can edema falsely show?

Weight gain or nutritional improvement.

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What is a dysphasia indicator?

Drooling during eating.

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Within what time frame does someone need to have the Malnutrition Screening Tool done?

24 hours

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What is vitamin K for warfarin?

It is like an antidote, decreases the effects of warfarin.

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What are some food substitutes for supplements?

Smoothie with Greek yogurt, instant breakfast mix, whole milk, and fruit (more nutrient dense foods).

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What does someone with diabetes need regarding diet orders?

Consistent carbohydrate with PM snacks.

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What is a soft diet?

Avoid raw, hard foods like carrots. Opt for mashed foods.

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Who might need a soft diet?

If someone just had oral/head/neck surgery.

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When should a speech language pathologist be consulted?

Patients who are risk for dysphagia.

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Why would someone need an easy to digest diet?

Help reduce gastric activity to promote healing.

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What other factors could be used to assess patient's weight status if unable to view patient's intake?

Daily weight trends

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What is an easy to digest diet?

Low fiber

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