HOSA - Medical Nutrition Therapy (Clients with Special Needs)

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what happens during physical stress

Body signals endocrine system, activates self protective hypermetabolic (higher than normal metabolism) response; increases energy output

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why does body need sufficient nutrients, fluids and calories asap after trauma

replace losses, build and repair tissue and return body to homeostasis

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presurgery nutritional care

extra protein, carbs, vits and minerals

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protein for

wound healing and tissue building

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carbs for

energy after surgery

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b vits for

increased metabolism

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vit a and c and zinc for

wound healing

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vit d for

calcium absorption

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vit k for

proper blood clotting

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iron for

blood building

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calcium and phosphorus for

bones

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other minerals for

maintenance of acid, fluid and electrolyte balance

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diet after midnight the night before surgery

npo (nothing by mouth)

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why is food withheld before surgery

so stomach has no food that can be regurgitated and inhaled into lungs during surgery

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post surgery nutritional care

first 24 hrs, intravenous only; from clear liquid diet to regular diet; food 1-4 days after surgery

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adult estimated calorie requirement

35-45 calories/kg

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max calories form intravenous solutions

400-500

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peristalsis evidence

bowel sounds

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dumping syndrome

nausea and diarrhea caused by food moving too quickly from stomach to small intestine; follows gastric surgery

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diet to prevent dumping syndrome

restrict carbs because they leave stomach faster, limit fluids, dont overload stomach

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enteral nutrition

feeding by tube directly into the clients digestive tract

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tube feeding

feeding by tube directly into the stomach or intestine or via a vein

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usually tube feeding for less than 6 weeks is administered through

nasogastric tube; tube leading from nose to stomach for tube feeding

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tube feeding for more than 6 weeks

requires an opening (ostomy)

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gastrostomy

opening in stomach

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jejunostomy

opening in intestine

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polymeric formulas

commercially prepared formulas for tube feedings that contain intact proteins, carbs and fats; REQUIRE DIGESTION

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elemental or hydrolyzed formulas

contain products of digestion of proteins, carbs and fats; FOR CLIENTS W LIMITED ABILITY TO DIGEST OR ABSORB NUTRIENTS

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modular formulas

customized; supplements to other formulas

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intermittent tube feeding

tf at night; food at day

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bolus tube feeding

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parental nutrition

giving nutrients through veins if gi tract isnt working; tpn = total parental nutrition; dextrose amino acid fat solution; catheter is inserted into vein

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phlebitis

inflammation of the vein

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thrombosis

blockage; blood clot

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sepsis

infection of the blood; caused by infection at the site of the catheter

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burn client diet

fluid and electrolytes immediately; need way more energy (high protein high cal), liquid to solid

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client w infection

More protein, minerals, calories, vits, fluids

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Thrush

caused by high doses of antibiotics; year infection of mucous membranes lining the mouth and tongue

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Opportunistic infections

Only affect people with unhealthy immune systems

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HIV

Weakens immune system

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Aids

Incurable; fatal

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HIV nutrition problems

PEM and decreased appetite