Deck 4: Nutrition Intervention

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You have a patient who is not eating very well and you would like to supplement her meals with extra calories and protein Which of the following would be a good addition?

A)jam or jelly
B)butter
C)creamed vegetables
D)dry milk powder
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Nutrition interventions are intended to change any of the following except:

A)intake.
B)laboratory data.
C)nutrition knowledge.
D)access to care.
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A full liquid diet may be a problem due to which of the following?

A)lack of adequate vitamins
B)inability to provide protein
C)it is not palatable
D)lactose intolerance
Question
Foods allowed on a clear liquid diet include:

A)cream soups
B)broths
C)milk
D)fruit-yogurt smoothies
Question
An example of a protein modular supplement is:

A)Polycose.
B)MCT.
C)ProMod.
D)dry milk powder.
Question
The first diet that a patient may consume after being NPO for a long time is:

A)the regular or "house" diet.
B)modular supplements.
C)clear liquids.
D)a soft diet.
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Diets are individualized to all of the following except:

A)age.
B)current intake.
C)activity level.
D)medical diagnosis.
Question
All of the following are ways to increase patient satisfaction regarding food service in the hospital except:

A)a la carte food carts.
B)point of service sale items.
C)room service ordering.
D)restaurant-style menus.
Question
Continuing collection of data on your patient is part of:

A)standards of practice for designing the nutrition goals.
B)standards of practice for planning the nutrition intervention.
C)standards of practice for implementing the nutrition intervention.
D)standards of practice for planning the monitoring and evaluation.
Question
A clear liquid diet:

A)provides adequate energy for most people.
B)provides adequate vitamins for most people.
C)provides adequate protein for most people.
D)is low in residue.
Question
An example of a carbohydrate modular supplement is:

A)Polycose.
B)MCT.
C)ProMod.
D)dry milk powder.
Question
You are recommending that your patient comply with a full liquid diet in order to transition to soft diet Which of the following would be best tolerated based on osmolality?

A)prune juice
B)broth
C)ice cream
D)malted milk
Question
Which step of the nutrition care process is the nutrition intervention?

A)one
B)two
C)three
D)four
Question
Which of the following would be considered a high-energy snack?

A)yogurt
B)crackers and cheese
C)peanut butter and celery
D)sherbet
Question
The _____ precisely states the patient's/client's individualized recommended dietary intake of energy and/or selected foods or nutrients

A)nutrition prescription
B)nutrition intervention
C)nutrition goals
D)nutrition diagnosis
Question
Intervention strategies should be based on which of the following?

A)nutrition assessment data
B)monitoring data
C)nutrition diagnoses and their etiology
D)signs and symptoms
Question
A "structured lipid" can be described as:

A)a MCFA that is not hydrolyzed in the mitochondria.
B)MCT and LCT on one triglyceride.
C)a LCFA that is metabolized into ketones readily.
D)MCT and LCT in a single chylomicron.
Question
An example of a lipid modular supplement is:

A)Polycose.
B)MCT.
C)ProMod.
D)dry milk powder.
Question
Which of the following would be considered a high-protein snack?

A)toast and jelly
B)crackers and fruit
C)veggies with tofu crumbles
D)sherbet
Question
You have a patient who has not been eating since admission One plausible intervention you might carry out as a registered dietitian is to:

A)offer suggestions and substitutions.
B)initiate a tube feeding.
C)complete a full nutrition assessment.
D)ask the nurse to assist in feeding the patient.
Question
Liquid meal replacement formulas typically provide how much protein?

A)5-7 grams per 250 mL
B)7-15 grams per 250 mL
C)5-10 grams per 250 mL
D)15-17 grams per 250 mL
Question
As a dietitian developing education materials, you must keep in mind which of the following?

A)Medical abbreviations are familiar to most of your audience.
B)You can assume your audience reads at a high grade level.
C)Purchasing materials is often better than developing your own.
D)Your main goal is to instruct.
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Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
You decide to give MT a meal replacement formula to provide an additional ~600 kcalories per day How many single-portion containers per day would you recommend?

A)1
B)2
C)3
D)3.5
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Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
When you interview MT, you want to build a relationship and obtain valuable information Which of the following is the beginning of an open-ended question?

A)Is...?
B)How...?
C)Did...?
D)When...?
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Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
Before discharge, you meet with MT again and deliver nutrition education combined with educational materials What is the most important detail regarding the material you provide MT?

A)that it is clear
B)that it provides complete information about Crohn's disease
C)that it includes common foods that MT consumes
D)that it is in large print
Question
Which of the following can be described as a supportive process, characterized by a collaborative counselor-patient relationship, to set priorities, establish goals, and create action plans?

A)nutrition education
B)nutrition assessment and intervention
C)nutrition counseling
D)nutrition intervention
Question
Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
You determine that MT consumes ~40 grams of protein per day and she needs ~65 grams per day To boost both kcal and protein intakes, what would you recommend?

A)1 meal replacement plus Polycose
B)2 meal replacement plus Polycose
C)1 meal replacement plus ProMod
D)2 meal replacement plus ProMod
Question
What type of question is "Tell me more about?"

A)clarifying
B)paraphrasing
C)conveying respect
D)responding with empathy
Question
Which of the following is a food substance added to a food product that has a specific intended health purpose?

A)nutrient supplement
B)bioactive substance
C)nutritional supplement
D)biochemical additive
Question
What type of question is "It sounds like?"

A)clarifying
B)paraphrasing
C)conveying respect
D)responding with empathy
Question
Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
Because you are worried about GI intolerance as MT begins consuming liquids after medical procedures, which of the following would be the best choice?

A)ice cream
B)prune juice
C)malted milk
D)tomato juice
Question
Which of the following is not an ideal setting/medium for providing nutrition education?

A)group class
B)hospital room
C)electronic communication
D)telephone initial education
Question
Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
As a result of your findings, you would prescribe which of the following?

A)MCT
B)Polycose
C)vitamin E
D)LCFA
Question
If a medical condition affects digestion, absorption, or utilization of micronutrients, the registered dietitian might prescribe:

A)Polycose.
B)MCT.
C)meal replacements.
D)a vitamin and mineral supplement.
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medical foods
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diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
medical foods
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
medical foods
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
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diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
structured lipid
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dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
structured lipid
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
structured lipid
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
structured lipid
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
structured lipid
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
structured lipid
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structured lipid
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isotonic
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isotonic
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
isotonic
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
isotonic
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isotonic
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isotonic
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full liquid diet
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full liquid diet
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dysphagia
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
dysphagia
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
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dysphagia
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evidence-based dietetics practice
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evidence-based dietetics practice
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
evidence-based dietetics practice
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
evidence-based dietetics practice
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
evidence-based dietetics practice
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
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evidence-based dietetics practice
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hyperosmolar
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
hyperosmolar
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
hyperosmolar
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hyperosmolar
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hyperosmolar
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dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
clear liquid diet
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
clear liquid diet
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
clear liquid diet
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
clear liquid diet
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
clear liquid diet
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clear liquid diet
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osmolality
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osmolality
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1
You have a patient who is not eating very well and you would like to supplement her meals with extra calories and protein Which of the following would be a good addition?

A)jam or jelly
B)butter
C)creamed vegetables
D)dry milk powder
D
2
Nutrition interventions are intended to change any of the following except:

A)intake.
B)laboratory data.
C)nutrition knowledge.
D)access to care.
B
3
A full liquid diet may be a problem due to which of the following?

A)lack of adequate vitamins
B)inability to provide protein
C)it is not palatable
D)lactose intolerance
D
4
Foods allowed on a clear liquid diet include:

A)cream soups
B)broths
C)milk
D)fruit-yogurt smoothies
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An example of a protein modular supplement is:

A)Polycose.
B)MCT.
C)ProMod.
D)dry milk powder.
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The first diet that a patient may consume after being NPO for a long time is:

A)the regular or "house" diet.
B)modular supplements.
C)clear liquids.
D)a soft diet.
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Diets are individualized to all of the following except:

A)age.
B)current intake.
C)activity level.
D)medical diagnosis.
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All of the following are ways to increase patient satisfaction regarding food service in the hospital except:

A)a la carte food carts.
B)point of service sale items.
C)room service ordering.
D)restaurant-style menus.
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9
Continuing collection of data on your patient is part of:

A)standards of practice for designing the nutrition goals.
B)standards of practice for planning the nutrition intervention.
C)standards of practice for implementing the nutrition intervention.
D)standards of practice for planning the monitoring and evaluation.
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10
A clear liquid diet:

A)provides adequate energy for most people.
B)provides adequate vitamins for most people.
C)provides adequate protein for most people.
D)is low in residue.
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11
An example of a carbohydrate modular supplement is:

A)Polycose.
B)MCT.
C)ProMod.
D)dry milk powder.
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12
You are recommending that your patient comply with a full liquid diet in order to transition to soft diet Which of the following would be best tolerated based on osmolality?

A)prune juice
B)broth
C)ice cream
D)malted milk
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13
Which step of the nutrition care process is the nutrition intervention?

A)one
B)two
C)three
D)four
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Which of the following would be considered a high-energy snack?

A)yogurt
B)crackers and cheese
C)peanut butter and celery
D)sherbet
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The _____ precisely states the patient's/client's individualized recommended dietary intake of energy and/or selected foods or nutrients

A)nutrition prescription
B)nutrition intervention
C)nutrition goals
D)nutrition diagnosis
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16
Intervention strategies should be based on which of the following?

A)nutrition assessment data
B)monitoring data
C)nutrition diagnoses and their etiology
D)signs and symptoms
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A "structured lipid" can be described as:

A)a MCFA that is not hydrolyzed in the mitochondria.
B)MCT and LCT on one triglyceride.
C)a LCFA that is metabolized into ketones readily.
D)MCT and LCT in a single chylomicron.
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An example of a lipid modular supplement is:

A)Polycose.
B)MCT.
C)ProMod.
D)dry milk powder.
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Which of the following would be considered a high-protein snack?

A)toast and jelly
B)crackers and fruit
C)veggies with tofu crumbles
D)sherbet
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20
You have a patient who has not been eating since admission One plausible intervention you might carry out as a registered dietitian is to:

A)offer suggestions and substitutions.
B)initiate a tube feeding.
C)complete a full nutrition assessment.
D)ask the nurse to assist in feeding the patient.
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Liquid meal replacement formulas typically provide how much protein?

A)5-7 grams per 250 mL
B)7-15 grams per 250 mL
C)5-10 grams per 250 mL
D)15-17 grams per 250 mL
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22
As a dietitian developing education materials, you must keep in mind which of the following?

A)Medical abbreviations are familiar to most of your audience.
B)You can assume your audience reads at a high grade level.
C)Purchasing materials is often better than developing your own.
D)Your main goal is to instruct.
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23
Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
You decide to give MT a meal replacement formula to provide an additional ~600 kcalories per day How many single-portion containers per day would you recommend?

A)1
B)2
C)3
D)3.5
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Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
When you interview MT, you want to build a relationship and obtain valuable information Which of the following is the beginning of an open-ended question?

A)Is...?
B)How...?
C)Did...?
D)When...?
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Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
Before discharge, you meet with MT again and deliver nutrition education combined with educational materials What is the most important detail regarding the material you provide MT?

A)that it is clear
B)that it provides complete information about Crohn's disease
C)that it includes common foods that MT consumes
D)that it is in large print
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26
Which of the following can be described as a supportive process, characterized by a collaborative counselor-patient relationship, to set priorities, establish goals, and create action plans?

A)nutrition education
B)nutrition assessment and intervention
C)nutrition counseling
D)nutrition intervention
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27
Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
You determine that MT consumes ~40 grams of protein per day and she needs ~65 grams per day To boost both kcal and protein intakes, what would you recommend?

A)1 meal replacement plus Polycose
B)2 meal replacement plus Polycose
C)1 meal replacement plus ProMod
D)2 meal replacement plus ProMod
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What type of question is "Tell me more about?"

A)clarifying
B)paraphrasing
C)conveying respect
D)responding with empathy
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Which of the following is a food substance added to a food product that has a specific intended health purpose?

A)nutrient supplement
B)bioactive substance
C)nutritional supplement
D)biochemical additive
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What type of question is "It sounds like?"

A)clarifying
B)paraphrasing
C)conveying respect
D)responding with empathy
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Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
Because you are worried about GI intolerance as MT begins consuming liquids after medical procedures, which of the following would be the best choice?

A)ice cream
B)prune juice
C)malted milk
D)tomato juice
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32
Which of the following is not an ideal setting/medium for providing nutrition education?

A)group class
B)hospital room
C)electronic communication
D)telephone initial education
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Case Study Multiple Choice
MT is a 60 yo F admitted into the hospital with a Crohn's disease exacerbation.After performing a detailed nutrition assessment, you determine that MT has lost more than 10% of her body weight and is experiencing malabsorption.
As a result of your findings, you would prescribe which of the following?

A)MCT
B)Polycose
C)vitamin E
D)LCFA
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34
If a medical condition affects digestion, absorption, or utilization of micronutrients, the registered dietitian might prescribe:

A)Polycose.
B)MCT.
C)meal replacements.
D)a vitamin and mineral supplement.
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Match between columns
medical foods
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
medical foods
difficulty swallowing
medical foods
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
medical foods
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
medical foods
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
medical foods
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
medical foods
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
medical foods
nothing by mouth
medical foods
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
medical foods
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
structured lipid
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
structured lipid
difficulty swallowing
structured lipid
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
structured lipid
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
structured lipid
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
structured lipid
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
structured lipid
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
structured lipid
nothing by mouth
structured lipid
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
structured lipid
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
isotonic
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
isotonic
difficulty swallowing
isotonic
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
isotonic
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
isotonic
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
isotonic
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
isotonic
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
isotonic
nothing by mouth
isotonic
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
isotonic
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
full liquid diet
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
full liquid diet
difficulty swallowing
full liquid diet
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
full liquid diet
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
full liquid diet
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
full liquid diet
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
full liquid diet
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
full liquid diet
nothing by mouth
full liquid diet
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
full liquid diet
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
NPO
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
NPO
difficulty swallowing
NPO
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
NPO
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
NPO
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
NPO
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
NPO
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
NPO
nothing by mouth
NPO
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
NPO
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
dysphagia
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
dysphagia
difficulty swallowing
dysphagia
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
dysphagia
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
dysphagia
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
dysphagia
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
dysphagia
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
dysphagia
nothing by mouth
dysphagia
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
dysphagia
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
evidence-based dietetics practice
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
evidence-based dietetics practice
difficulty swallowing
evidence-based dietetics practice
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
evidence-based dietetics practice
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
evidence-based dietetics practice
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
evidence-based dietetics practice
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
evidence-based dietetics practice
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
evidence-based dietetics practice
nothing by mouth
evidence-based dietetics practice
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
evidence-based dietetics practice
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
hyperosmolar
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
hyperosmolar
difficulty swallowing
hyperosmolar
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
hyperosmolar
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
hyperosmolar
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
hyperosmolar
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
hyperosmolar
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
hyperosmolar
nothing by mouth
hyperosmolar
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
hyperosmolar
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
clear liquid diet
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
clear liquid diet
difficulty swallowing
clear liquid diet
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
clear liquid diet
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
clear liquid diet
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
clear liquid diet
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
clear liquid diet
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
clear liquid diet
nothing by mouth
clear liquid diet
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
clear liquid diet
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
osmolality
diet consisting of liquids including fruit juices without pulp, carbonated sodas, broth, tea, coffee, water, popsicles, fruit ice, Jell-O (gelatin), etc.
osmolality
difficulty swallowing
osmolality
dietetics practice in which systematically reviewed scientific evidence is used to make food and nutrition practice decisions
osmolality
diet consisting of liquids including milk, ice cream, yogurt, etc.
osmolality
having a higher osmolality than body fluids (>300 mOsm/kg)
osmolality
having the same osmolality as body fluids (approximately 300 mOsm/kg)
osmolality
foods administered under the supervision of a physician and intended for the specific dietary management of a disease
osmolality
nothing by mouth
osmolality
number of water-attracting particles per weight of water in kilograms
osmolality
chemically modified triglyceride that allows change to the fatty acid composition
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