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Set #4

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Carbohydrates   Grains, fruits, vegetables, first source for energy, also contains fiber.  
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Fats   Animal products, nuts, & oils. Builds cell walls & assists with use of vitamins. Second choice for energy.  
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Proteins   Meat, beans, milk products, eggs, nuts/seeds. Builds new tissue. Used for energy when carbs & fats are not available.  
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Fat Soluble Vitamins   Stored in body fat, so they don't need to be eaten daily! Includes: A, D, E, & K.  
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Water Soluble Vitamins   Dissolve in water & are needed daily for good nutrition. Includes: C & B complex.  
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Minerals   Help provide structure within the body & help regulate body processes.  
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Water   Half to two-thirds of body weight is water. You need 48-96 ounces per day.  
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30 Milliliters   Equals one ounce.  
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High Protein Diet   For tissue damage, wound healing. Increase in protein & supplements with protein given.  
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Low Fat Diet   For high cholesterol, gall bladder disease, liver problems. No fats.  
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ADA Diet   Diabetic diet. Lists calories for the day. Pt must eat all food or get a substitute for food not eaten.  
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Intake   All the liquids a pt consumes.  
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Output   Elimination of fluids a person consumes  
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Force Fluids   Pt must have extra fluid. Offer liquid frequently.  
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Fluid Restriction   Pt will have an amount to drink for each shift. Pt must receive all of the amount ordered, but no more!  
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Dehydration   Too little fluid in the body.  
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Edema   Too much fluid in the body.  
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Dysphagia   Difficulty with swallowing, especially water.  
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Thickened Liquids   Substance added to make liquids thicker. Used for pt's that have trouble swallowing.  
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Clothing Protector   Special cloth that is used at meal time to protect residents clothes from spills.  
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NPO   Nothing by mouth.  
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Clear Liquid   Used after surgery. Only items that are cleared or have no caffeine.  
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Full Liquid   Next step after CL diet. Anything that is liquid when at room temperature.  
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Mechanical Soft   Next step after a FL, or used for pts with trouble chewing. Items that are soft to eat or are chopped.  
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Pureed   For pts that cannot chew or swallow well. Food is put into blender.  
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Low Sodium   For heart/kidney disease or edema. No salty foods. No salt on tray.  
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Low Protein   For kidney disease. No high protein food are given.  
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BRAT   For diarrhea. (BANANA, RICE, APPLESAUCE, TOAST)  
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Diet Card   Information about the pt's special diet, allergies, likes/dislikes, & other instructions.  
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Fluid Balance   Maintaining equal input & output.  
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High Residue   Increased fiber diet that adds whole grain, & raw fruits/ vegetables. *Used for constipation*  
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Low Residue   Decreased fiber diet which restricts whole grain,nuts, seeds, raw foods, dairy, & coffee. *Used for bowel problems*  
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Nasogastric Tube   Tube inserted through the nose into stomach.  
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PEG Tube   Tube inserted through the abdomen into the stomach. (PEG= Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy Tube)  
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Tube Feeding   Use of an n/g or PEG tube to gibe liquid nutrition to a pt.  
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Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)   Solution of nutrients given through IV tube.  
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Diuretics   Medicine used to decrease fluid volume through urination.  
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Stress   Response to a stimulus or demand made upon a individual.  
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Stressor   Any factor that produces stress & disturbs the body's equilibrium.  
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Coping   Immediate response to a threatening situation.  
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Adaptation   Change in an individual as a final result to stress.  
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Coping Mechanism   Inborn or learned ways of responding to a changing environment, specific problem or unexpected situation.  
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Defense Mechanism   Mental responses that protect an individual from anxiety.  
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Denial   Blocking painful thoughts.  
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Rationalization   Mind gives "good" reasons for behavior, instead of true reasons.  
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Compensation   Substituting one activity for another.  
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Regression   Going backwards to behavior that was comforting in earlier life.  
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Projection   Attributing characteristics & behaviors to other people instead of ourselves.  
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Displacement   Transferring feelings about one person to another.  
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Conversion Reaction   Becoming physically ill from mental conflict.  
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Hierarchy of Needs   Written by Maslow. Belief that more basic human needs must be met before higher level needs can be considered.  
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Physiological Needs   Maslow's most basic needs include: 1. air 2. food 3. water & 4. rest.  
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Safety & Security Needs   Second level in Maslow. Includes: 1. shelter 2. clothing 3. protection from harm & 4. stability.  
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Love & Belonging Needs   Middle level in Maslow. Includes: 1. feeling of belonging 2. acceptance & 3. love from others.  
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Self-Esteem Needs   Second to top in Maslow. Belief in one's own worth & value. Feeling respected.  
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