Q3. The pregnant women must include an additional of 300 calories in their normal intake requirements. Pregnant women should try to consume a healthy and balanced diet in order to have a healthy pregnancy and they should not avoid any sort of binge eating. The day intake for a pregnant women must include complex carbohydrates such as vegetables, legumes and whole-grain breads. Daily consumption of 75-100 grams of proteins must be included in the diet. 20-25 grams of fibers must be included to prevent constipation and hemorrhoids. Healthy fats such as omega-3 fatty acids must be included in the diet in the form of avocado, walnuts and olive oil. 400 microgram of folic acid must also be included in the diet to sustain a healthy pregnancy.
The day diet will thus include:
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Q7. There are numerous benefits of breastfeeding for mother and infants. These include:
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Chapter 11 Dudek's Nutrition Essentials for Nursing Practice.
Learning objectives.
Learning Objectives Upon completion of this chapter, you will be able to 1 Compare breastfeeding to formula feeding. 2 Describe the process of introducing solid foods into the diet. 3 List eating behaviors of young children that may indicate nutrition risk. 4 Identify nutrients most likely to be under consumed by children and adolescents and the food groups that supply those...
This is out of chapter 16 dudek's nutrition for nursing essentials learning objectives. I am looking for questions 2, 4, 5, & 6 2 Explain why enteral nutrition, when feasible, is a superior to parenteral nutrition in patients who are critically ill. 4 Discuss the cause and signs of refeeding syndrome. 5 Teach a client how to increase protein and calorie intake. 6 Devise a high-calorie, high-protein menu with small frequent meals.
Chapter 13: Dudek's Nutrition Essentials For Nursing Practice, 8th edition. Learning Objectives 1. Give examples of physiologic changes that occur with aging and that have an impact on nutrition. 4. Explain why older adults may need supplements of calcium, vitamin D, and vitamin B12. 5. Discuss risk factors for malnutrition in older adults. 7. Propose strategies for enhancing food intake in long-term care residents.
Chapter 13: Dudek's Nutrition Essentials For Nursing Practice, 8th edition. Learning Objectives 1. Give examples of physiologic changes that occur with aging and that have an impact on nutrition. 4. Explain why older adults may need supplements of calcium, vitamin D, and vitamin B12. 5. Discuss risk factors for malnutrition in older adults. 7. Propose strategies for enhancing food intake in long-term care residents.
Nutrition for Patients with Upper Gastrointestinal Disorders: Chapter 17 Learning objectives: Dudek's Nutrition essentials for nursing practice: 1 Give examples of ways to promote eating in people with anorexia. 2 Describe nutrition interventions that may help maximize intake in people who have nausea. 3 Compare the three levels of solid food textures included in the National Dysphagia Diet. 4 Compare the four liquid consistencies included in the National Dysphagia Diet. 5 Describe nutrition therapy recommendations for someone with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). 6 Teach a patient...
Nutrition for Patients with Upper Gastrointestinal Disorders: Chapter 17 Learning objectives: Dudek's Nutrition essentials for nursing practice: 5 Describe nutrition therapy recommendations for someone with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). 6 Teach a patient about the role of nutrition therapy in the treatment of peptic ulcer disease.(Describe what you would teach the patient) 7 List possible nutrition strategies for patients with gastroparesis. 8 Give examples of nutrition therapy recommendations for people experiencing dumping syndrome.
This is out of chapter 16 dudeks nutrition for nursing essentials learning objectives. I am looking for questions 1, 2, 4, and 5 1 Explain how the hormonal response to severe acute stress affects metabolism. 2 Explain why enteral nutrition, when feasible, is a superior to parenteral nutrition in patients who are critically ill. 3 Calculate a patient’s calorie and protein requirements. 4 Discuss the cause and signs of refeeding syndrome. 5 Teach a client how to increase protein and calorie intake. 6 Devise a high-calorie,...
Sarah is 28 years old and 7 months pregnant with her third child. Her other children are aged 2½ years and 1 ½ years. She had uncomplicated pregnancies and deliveries. Sarah is 5 ft 6 in tall; she weighed 142 pounds at the beginning of this pregnancy, which made her pre-pregnancy BMI 23. She has gained 24 pounds so far. Prior to her first pregnancy, her BMI was 20 (124 pounds). She is unhappy about her weight gain, but the...
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Chapter 2 Case Study Worksheet Points the 6 foot 3 of duty starting college. He used to run track and do some basketball whie and fries before they Ralph is a erent While at the movie they enjoyed butered popoom s friends entered their an old-movie buff Last night he and his friends went to a movie, ey one of Ralph's had eaten about 3,640 movie food grams of fat Approximately what percent of...
Chapter 12: Nursing Management During Pregnancy 1. Nancy, age 38, and her husband, Dan, age 37, arrive at a midwife clinic for an initial prenatal visit. They have been married for 10 years and trying to have a child for 3 years. Nancy completes the initial paperwork and the nurse notes the following obstetrical history: G3, TO, PO, A2, LO. Nancy is approximately 8 weeks pregnant. (Learning Objectives 2, 3, and 4) A. What questions in the history are the...