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Nutrition, abbrvs, etc.

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Absorption   Process whereby a cell tissue or organ takes up a substance in the intestinal tract. Absorption is uptake of food (or other substances from the digestive tract.)  
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BRAT   Bananas, Rice, Apple, Toast  
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CF   Clear Fluid  
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CF-DAT   start with Clear Fluid and progress to Diet As Tolerated.  
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DAT   Diet As Tolerated  
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DD   Diabetic Diet  
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FF   Full Fluids  
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GF   Gluten-Free Diet  
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G-Tube   Gastrostomy Tube  
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HF   High Fibre  
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HP   High Protein  
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LR   Low Residue  
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MN   Minced  
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NAS   No Added Salt  
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NPO   Nothing By Mouth  
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PAR   Parenteral Feeds  
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REG   Full Diet  
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SS   Surgical Soft  
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T&A Diet   Tonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy Diet  
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Dysphagia   Difficulty Swallowing  
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Calcium   A mineral.Function:formation of bones&teeth,aids in blood clotting,Muscle&nerve function.Soucres:Salmon,Sardines,Milk,Cheese,Yogurt,Broccoli  
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Calories   Basic unit to measure the amount of energy it takes the body to burn a substance.  
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Carbohydrates   Function:provides 2/3 of daily energy,Provides work energy/body activities,Provide heat energy/Maintains body temp.Sources:Cereal,Grains,Macaroni  
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Enteral Feed   Feeding by tube, directly into the gastrointestinal system. way to deliver nutrients through a tube if you cannot take food or drink through mouth.  
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Cholesterol   Chemical compound that is naturally produced by the body &is a combination of lipid&steriod.Building block for cell membranes&for hormones like estrogen  
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Deficiency   Dietary deficiencies are disorders that occur bcuz of lack of essential nutrients in the diet,or bcuz the body cannot absorb&process those nutrients once they are eaten.Most dietary diseases are caused by lack of protein,vitamins,or minerals.  
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Dietician   Plan food &nutrition programs,supervise meal preparation,&oversee the serving of meals.They prevent&treat illnesses by promoting healthy eating.  
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Digestion   Process by which food is converted into substances that can be absorbed&assimilated by the body. It is accomplished in the digestive tract by the mechanical&enzymatic breakdown of foods into simpler chemical compounds.  
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Essential Amino Acids   Indispensable for optimum animal growth but cannot be formed in the body and must be supplied in the diet. The Building Blocks Of Protein!  
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Ensure   Brand name for a liquid dietary supplement that provides all your body's nutritional needs in one convenient drink.  
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Malnutrition   Poor nutrition because of an insufficient or poorly balanced diet or faulty digestion or utilization of foods.  
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Anabolism   Formation of complex substances from simpler forms(uses up available metabolic energy)  
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Catabolism   Break down of complex substances into simpler forms(produces available forms of metabolic energy)  
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Metabolism   Physiological and biochemical process that promotes growth and sustain life  
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Nutrients   Supplies body with essential elements  
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Potassium   Element with the chemical symbol K which has a role in nerve function and muscle contraction  
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Protein   Amino Acids are the building blocks of protein.Fundamental structural material of every body cell.build&renew body tissue.Broken into2 fundamental units:Essential(are NOT synthesized by the body)&NonEssential Amino Acids.Soucre:meat,fish,milk  
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Nutrition   Good Nutrition-All necessary nutrients in amounts required.Under Nutrition-Lack of prper nutrient supply.Malnutrition-Due to lack or excess of proper nutrient supply  
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Refined   Free from impurities;purified. REFINEsugars-watersoluble crystalline carbohydrates, including sucrose&lactose,having a characteristically sweet taste&classified as monosaccharides,disaccharides&trisaccharides  
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Sodium   Chemical notation for sodium is Na.When combined with chloride,the result is table salt.Excess sodium is excreted in the urine.Too much or too little sodium can cause cells to malfunction&extremes can be fatal.  
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Glucose   Simple Sugar(Monosaccharide)that serves as the chief source of energy in the body.  
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Vitamins   2types.WaterSoluble:not stored in the body,very fragile,must be replenished daily,include C,B,B1(Thiamin),B2(riboflavin)B3(niacin),B6(pyridoxine),B12(cobalamin)Biotin,Pantothenic Acid,Folic Acid.-FatSoluble-Stored inbody fat for future use.IncludeA,D,E  
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Minerals   An inorganic element, such as calcium, iron, potassium, sodium, or zinc, that is essential to the nutrition of humans, animals, and plants.  
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Cardiac Diet   Low fat and Cholesterol  
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Metabolic Rate   Amount of energy expended in a givin period,physical changes that occur in the body that result in heat production.  
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Five Basic Rules to nutrition   Enjoy a wide variety of foods,Choose low fat foods from all groups,Limit intake of fats,sugars,Achieve&Maintain healthy weight,Emphasize grains&cereals esp whole grains.  
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Essential nutrients:   over 40 known to be needed for good health. -Carbohydrates -Fats -Minerals -Proteins -Vitamins -Water  
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Carbohydrates provides:   Provides 2/3 of daily energy needs provides work energy& body activities. provides heat energy&maintains body temp.  
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Carbohydrate Sources:   Cereal,Grains,Pasta,Bread  
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Complex Carbohydrates:   provide vitamins & minerals  
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Refined Carbohydrates:   NO nutritional value;empty calories  
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Fat provides:   work energy,body activities, provides heat energy and maintains body temp,Carries vitamin A&D  
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Fat Sources:   lard, oil, nuts  
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Unsaturated Fats:   Lower serum cholesterol  
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Saturated Fats:   Increase serum cholesterol  
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Minerals come from:   the earth and from water, plants & animals, they absorb them to get nutrients. They make up 3-4% of body weight.  
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Minerals include:   Calcium,Zinc,Iron,Magnesium,Iodine,Phosphorus  
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Calcium provides:   formation of bones & teeth, aids in blood clotting, muscle and nerve function  
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Calcium Sources:   Salmon,Sardines,Milk,Cheese,Yogurt,Broccoli  
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Iodine provides:   aids in thyroid function  
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Iodine Sources:   Iodized Salt,Seafood,Kelp  
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Iron provides:   Part of hemoglobin by helping blood carry oxygen,needed to make energy,supports immune system,controls rate at which foods are oxidized,renews hemoglobin  
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Iron Sources:   Meat,Fish,Poultry,Lentils,Beans,Breads  
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Magnesium provides:   Helps maintain normal muscle & nerve function,sustains regular heartbeat,keeps bones stronge,helps body produce energy  
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Magnesium Sources:   Meats,Seafood,Green Leafy Veggies,Milk,Cheese,Yogurt,Bran Cereal,Nuts  
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Phosphorus provides:   Maintains healthy bones,helps body produce energy,important in nerve tissue  
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Phosphorus Sources:   Milk,Yogurt,Cheese,Peas,Meats,Fish,Eggs,Some Cereal,Breads  
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Zinc provides:   Helps support immune system,aids in wound healing&tissue repair,helps digestion,supports normal growth&development  
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Zinc Sources:   Red Meats, Liver, Seafood, Milk Products, Eggs, Beans, Nuts, Whole Grains  
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Protein provides:   Amino Acids are the building blocks of protein. Fundamental structural material of every body cell.Builds&renews body tissue.Broken into 2 fundamental units, Essential & Non-Essential amino acids  
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Complete Protein:   Protein containing all essential amino acids  
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Incomplete Protein:   Protein lacking one or more essential amino acids  
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Complimentary Protein:   2 or more incomplete proteins working together to supply the missing/incomplete amino acid.  
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Water   The forgotten nutrient.2nd only to oxygen in importance to the human body.2/3 of muscle is composed of water.Potassium&sodium are primarily responsible for water balance.  
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Metabolic Disorder   Inability to synthesize food into energy  
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Energy:   Required for: Basal metabolism,Digestion/Absorption of nutrients & Physical activity  
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Fibre:   Recommened daily adult intake is 25grams. Sources include fruit & Veggies.  
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Sugars; Monosaccharides   Easily soluble;Simple sugar;simplest form of Carbohydrates;Consists of 1sugar& a water soluble  
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Sugars; Disccharides   Composed of 2 Monosaccharides;Formed when 2sugars are joined togethe&a molecule of water is removed.Milk sugar(lactose)is made from Glucose&Galactose. Cane sugar(Sucrose) is made from Glucose  
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Sugars; Polysaccharides   A group of Sugars. Insoluble & may serve as a store of energy. Starch&glycogen are stored in the liver.  
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Anacephaly   Folic Acid deficiency  
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Anorexia(loss of apetite&nausea)   Vitamin D megadose  
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Anemia   Iron deficiency & lack of Carbohydrates in the body  
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Beriberi   B1(thiamin) deficiency  
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Glossits   B2(riboflavin) deficiency  
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Jaundice   Megadose of vitamin K  
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Ketosis   Lack of carbohydrates in the body  
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Scurvy   Vitamin C deficiency  
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LDL   Low Density Lipoprotein *Bad Fat *steak Fat  
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HDL   Good cholesterol (high density lipoprotein) Good-->Meat,Poultry,Fish,Dairy Products  
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BSP   Bowel Sounds Present  
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CDA Diet   Canadian Diabtic Association Diet  
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Dc/ d/c   Discontinue  
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Low Sodium   Limits sodium to less than 3000MG daily.  
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NG Tube   Nasogastric Tube  
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EF   Enteral Feeds  
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