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Nutrition and Diet Therapy: Self-Instructional Modules


Edition: 3rd
Author(s): Stanfield, Peggy S.; Hui, Y. H.
ISBN10:  0763701548
ISBN13:  9780763701543
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  1/1/1997
Publisher(s): Jones & Bartlett Pub

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SummaryTable of Contents
College of Southern Idaho, Twin Falls. Programmed textbook for nursing and allied health occupation students. Covers the 1994 labeling laws, the 1994 Food Guide Pyramid, and the 1995 Dietary Supplement Act. Softcover.
Preface xvii
Acknowledgments xviii
PART I Nutrition Basics and Applications 1(116)
Introduction to Nutrition
3(18)
Outline
3(1)
Objectives
4(1)
Glossary
4(1)
Background Information
5(1)
Dietrary Allowances, Eating Guides, and Food Selection Systems
6(8)
Recommended Daily Dietary Allowances (RDAs)
7(2)
The Daily Food Guides
9(1)
The Food Guide Pyramid
9(2)
U.S. Dietary Guidelines
11(1)
The Exchange System
12(1)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
13(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
13(1)
Legislation and Health Promotion
14(7)
Nutrition Labeling
14(1)
Dietary Supplement Law
15(3)
National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP)
18(1)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
18(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
18(1)
References
19(2)
Food Habits
21(10)
Outline
21(1)
Objectives
22(1)
Glossary
22(1)
Background Information
22(1)
Factors Affecting Food Consumption
23(3)
Food and Symbols
23(1)
Examples of Food Behaviors
24(1)
Poverty, Appetite, and Biological Food Needs
24(1)
Summary
25(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
25(1)
Some Effects of Culture, Religion, and Geography on Food Behaviors
26(5)
Basic Considerations
26(1)
Reference Tables on Food Patterns
26(1)
Responsibilites of Health Personnel
26(3)
Progress Check on Activity 2
29(1)
References
30(1)
Meeting Energy Needs
31(20)
Outline
31(1)
Objectives
32(1)
Glossary
32(1)
Background Information
33(1)
Energy Balance
34(4)
Energy Measurement
34(1)
Basal Metabolic Rate
34(1)
Energy and Physical Activity
34(1)
Thermic Effect of Food
34(1)
Energy Intake and Output
35(1)
RDAs and Body Energy Need
35(1)
Calculating Energy Intake
36(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
36(2)
The Effects of Energy Imbalance
38(4)
Definitions
38(1)
Ideal Versus Healthy Weight
38(1)
Body Composition
38(1)
Undernutrition
38(1)
Obesity
39(2)
Progress Check on Activity 2
41(1)
Weight Control and Dieting
42(9)
Calories, Exercise, and Eating Habits
42(2)
Guidelines for Dieting
44(1)
The Business of Dieting
44(2)
Summary
46(1)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
46(2)
Progress Check on Activity 3
48(1)
References
48(3)
Carbohydrates and Fats: Implications for Health
51(16)
Outline
51(1)
Objectives
52(1)
Glossary
52(1)
Background Information
53(1)
Carbohydrates: Characteristics and Effects on Health
54(6)
Definitions and Classification
54(1)
Functions
54(2)
Sources, Storage, Sweeteners, and Intake
56(1)
Athletic Activities
57(1)
Health Implications
58(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
58(2)
Fats: Characteristics and Effects on Health
60(7)
Dietary Fats and Health
60(1)
Definitions and Food Sources
60(1)
Functions, Storage, and Excess Intake
61(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
61(3)
References
64(3)
Proteins and Health
67(12)
Outline
67(1)
Objectives
68(1)
Glossary
68(1)
Background Information
68(1)
Protein as a Nutrient
69(3)
Definitions, Essentiality, and Requirement
69(1)
Protein Sparing
70(1)
Functions, Storage, Sources, and Utilization
70(1)
Amino Acid Supplements
70(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
71(1)
Meeting Protein Needs and Vegetarianism
72(7)
Requirements for Protein and Amino Acids
72(1)
Vegetarianism: Rationale and Classification
73(1)
Vegetarianism: Diet Evaluation
73(1)
Vegetarianism: Diet Planning
74(1)
Excessive and Deficient Protein Intake
75(2)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
77(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
77(1)
References
78(1)
Vitamins and Health
79(18)
Outline
79(1)
Objectives
80(1)
Glossary
80(1)
Background Information
81(2)
The Water-Soluble Vitamins
83(3)
Reference Tables
83(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
83(3)
The Fat-Soluble Vitamins
86(11)
Reference Tables
86(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
86(2)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
88(1)
Summary
89(2)
Progress Check on Module 6
91(5)
References
96(1)
Minerals, Water, and Body Processes
97(20)
Outline
97(1)
Objectives
98(1)
Glossary
98(1)
Background Information
99(1)
Water: A Primer
100(1)
The Essential Minerals: Functions, Sources, and Characteristics
101(10)
References Tables
101(1)
Calcium
102(3)
Potassium
105(1)
Sodium
105(1)
Iron
105(1)
Implications for Health Personnel
106(5)
Water and the Internal Environment
111(6)
Functions and Distribution of Body Water
111(1)
Body Water Balance
111(1)
Water Requirements for Athletes
112(1)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
112(1)
Summary
112(1)
Progress Check on Module 7
112(4)
References
116(1)
PART II Public Health Nutrition 117(76)
Nutritional Assessment and Health Care Model
119(16)
Outline
119(1)
Objectives
120(1)
Glossary
120(1)
Background Information
120(1)
Assessment of Nutritional Status
121(7)
Physical Findings
121(1)
Anthropometric Measurements
121(1)
Laboratory Data
121(1)
Health and Diet History
121(1)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
122(2)
Summary
124(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
124(4)
Health Care Model: The Problem-Solving Process
128(7)
Assessment
128(1)
Planning
128(1)
Implementation
129(1)
Evaluation
129(1)
Case Study
129(1)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
130(1)
Summary
130(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
130(3)
References
133(2)
Nutrition and the Life Cycle
135(34)
Outline
135(1)
Objectives
136(1)
Glossary
137(1)
Background Information
138(1)
Maternal and Infant Nutrition
139(9)
Pregnancy: Determining Factors
139(1)
Pregnancy: Nutritional Needs and Weight Gain
139(2)
Pregnancy: Health Concerns
141(1)
Lactation and Early Infancy: An Overview
142(2)
Breast-Feeding
144(1)
Bottle-Feeding
144(1)
Health Concerns of Infancy
144(1)
Introduction of Solid Foods
145(1)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
145(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
146(2)
Childhood and Adolescent Nutrition
148(9)
Toddler: Ages One to Three
148(1)
Preschooler: Ages Three to Five
148(1)
Early Childhood: Health Concerns
148(1)
Early Childhood: Nutritional Requirements
149(2)
Middle Childhood: General Considerations
151(1)
Adolescence: Nutrition and Diet
151(2)
Adolescence: Health Concerns
153(2)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
155(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
155(2)
Adulthood and Nutrition
157(6)
Early and Middle Adulthood
157(1)
The Elderly: Factors Affecting Nutrition and Diet
157(1)
The Elderly: Health Problems
158(2)
Nutrition Quackery
160(1)
Progress Check on Activity 3
161(2)
Exercise, Fitness, and Stress-Reduction Principles
163(6)
Physical Fitness
163(1)
Exercise and Nutritional Factors
163(1)
An Ideal Program
164(1)
Caloric Costs and Running
164(1)
Stress and Special Populations
164(1)
Progress Check on Activity 4
165(1)
Summary
165(1)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
166(1)
References
167(2)
Drugs and Nutrition
169(12)
Outline
169(1)
Objectives
170(1)
Glossary
170(1)
Background Information
170(3)
Progress Check on Background Information
173(1)
Food and Drug Interactions
174(2)
Effects of Food on Drugs
174(1)
Effects of Drugs on Food
174(1)
Food and Drug Incompatibilities
175(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
175(1)
Drugs and the Life Cycle
176(5)
Effects on Pregnancy and Lactation
176(1)
Effects on Adults
177(1)
Effects on the Elderly
177(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
178(1)
Nursing Responsibilities
179(1)
References
179(2)
Food Ecology
181(12)
Outline
181(1)
Objectives
182(1)
Glossary
182(1)
Background Information
182(1)
Food Safety
183(6)
Causes of Food-Borne Illness
183(1)
Bacteria and Food Temperature
183(1)
Safe Food-Preparation Practices
183(4)
Responsibilities of Health Personnel
187(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
187(2)
Nutrient Conservation
189(4)
Storage
189(1)
Preparation
189(1)
Cooking
189(1)
Food Additives as Nutrients
189(1)
Summary
190(1)
Responsibilites of Health Personnel
190(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
190(1)
References
191(2)
PART III Nutrition and Diet Therapy for Adults 193(126)
Overview of Therapeutic Nutrition
195(16)
Outline
195(1)
Objectives
196(1)
Glossary
196(1)
Background Information
196(2)
Progress Check on Background Information
198(1)
Principles and Objectives of Diet Therapy
199(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
199(1)
Routine Hospital Diets
199(6)
Regular Diets
199(1)
Soft Diets
199(1)
Liquid Diets
200(4)
Progress Check on Activity 2
204(1)
Diet Modifications for Therapeutic Care
205(2)
Modifying Basic Nutrients
205(1)
Modifying Energy Value
205(1)
Modifying Texture or Consistency
206(1)
Modifying Seasonings
206(1)
Nursing Implications
206(1)
Progress Check on Activity 3
206(1)
Alterations in Feeding Methods
207(4)
Special Enteral Feedings (Tube Feedings)
207(1)
Parenteral Feedings via Peripheral Vein
208(1)
Parenteral Feeding via Centeral Vein (Total Parenteral Nutrition [TPN])
208(1)
Nursing Implications
208(1)
Progress Check on Activity 4
208(1)
References
209(2)
Diet Therapy for Surgical Conditions
211(12)
Outline
211(1)
Objectives
212(1)
Glossary
212(1)
Background Information
213(1)
Progress Check on Background Information
214(1)
Pre- and Postoperative Nutirition
215(3)
Preoperative Nutrition
215(1)
Postoperative Nutrition
215(1)
Rationale for Diet Therapy
216(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
216(2)
The Postoperative Diet Regime
218(5)
Goals of Dietary Management
218(1)
Feeding the Patient Immediately after the Operation
218(1)
Dietary Management for Recovery
219(1)
Nursing Implications
219(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
220(1)
References
221(2)
Diet Therapy for Cardiovascular Disorders
223(18)
Outline
223(1)
Objectives
224(1)
Glossary
224(1)
Background Information
225(2)
The Lipid Disorders
227(8)
Definitions
227(1)
Cholesterol and Lipid Disorders
227(1)
Dietary Management
227(1)
AHA/NCEP Recommendations
227(1)
Drug Management
227(1)
Nursing Implications
228(5)
Progress Check on Activity 1
233(2)
Heart Disease and Sodium Restriction
235(2)
Diet and Hypertension
235(1)
Diet and Congestive Heart Failure
235(1)
The Sodium-Restricted Diet
235(1)
Nursing Implications
236(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
237(1)
Dietary Care after Heart Attack and Stroke
237(4)
Myocardial Infarction (MI): ``Heart Attack''
237(1)
Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA): ``Stroke''
238(1)
Nursing Implications
238(1)
Progress Check on Nursing Implications
238(1)
Progress Check on Activity 3
238(1)
References
239(2)
Diet and Disorders of Ingestion, Digestion, and Absorption
241(18)
Outline
241(1)
Objectives
242(1)
Glossary
242(1)
Background Information
243(1)
Disorders of the Mouth, Esophagus, and Stomach
244(8)
Mouth
244(1)
Esophagus: Hiatal Hernia
244(2)
Stomach: Peptic Ulcer
246(2)
Gastric Surgery
248(2)
Nursing Implications
250(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
251(1)
Disorders of the Intestines
252(7)
Constipation
252(1)
Diarrhea
253(1)
Diverticular Disease
253(1)
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
253(1)
Nursing Implications
254(1)
Cancer
255(1)
Colostomy and Ileostomy
256(1)
Nursing Implications
256(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
256(2)
References
258(1)
Diet and Disorders of the Liver, Gallbladder, and Pancreas
259(14)
Outline
259(1)
Objectives
260(1)
Glossary
260(1)
Background Information
261(2)
Diet Therapy for Diseases of the Liver
263(4)
Diet Therapy for Hepatitis
263(1)
Diet Therapy for Cirrhosis
263(1)
Hepatic Encephalopathy (Coma)
264(1)
Cancer of the Liver
264(1)
Nursing Implications
265(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
265(2)
Diet Therapy for Diseases of the Gallbladder and Pancreas
267(6)
Major Disorders of the Gallbladder
267(1)
Diet Therapy for Gallbladder Disease
267(2)
Diet Therapy for Acute Pancreatitis
269(1)
Diet Therapy for Chronic Pancreatitis
269(1)
Nursing Implications for Patients with Gallbladder Disorders
269(1)
Nursing Implications for Patients with Pancreatitis
269(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
270(1)
References
271(2)
Diet Therapy for Diabetes Mellitus
273(14)
Outline
273(1)
Objectives
274(1)
Glossary
274(1)
Background Information
274(2)
Diet Therapy and Diabetes Mellitus
276(11)
Treatment and Diet Therapy
276(1)
Basic Nutrition Requirements
277(1)
Caloric Requirements
277(2)
Nutrient Distribution
279(1)
Food Exchange Lists
279(1)
Caring for a Diabetic Child
279(1)
Nursing Implications
280(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
281(3)
References
284(3)
Diet Therapy for Renal Disorders
287(14)
Outline
287(1)
Objectives
288(1)
Glossary
288(1)
Background Information
289(1)
Kidney Function and Diseases
290(2)
Acute Nephrotic Syndrome
290(1)
Nephrotic Syndrome
290(1)
Acute Renal Failure
290(1)
Chronic Renal Failure
291(1)
Progress Check on Background Information and Activity 1
291(1)
Chronic Renal Failure
292(2)
Description and Symptoms
292(1)
Dietary Management
292(1)
Nursing Implications for Activities 1 and 2
293(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
293(1)
Kidney Dialysis
294(2)
Definitions and Descriptions
294(1)
Nursing Implications
294(1)
Patient Education and Counseling
295(1)
Progress Check on Activity 3
295(1)
Diet Therapy for Renal Calculi
296(5)
Causes of Kidney Stones
296(1)
Dietary Management
296(1)
Nursing Implications
296(2)
Progress Check on Activity 4
298(1)
References
298(3)
Diet Therapy for Burns, Cancer, Anorexia Nervosa, and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
301(18)
Outline
301(1)
Objectives
302(1)
Glossary
303(1)
Background Information
303(1)
Diet and the Burn Patient
304(3)
Background Information
304(1)
Nutritional and Dietary Care
304(1)
Calculating Nutrient Needs
304(1)
Nursing Implications
305(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
306(1)
Diet and the Cancer Patient
307(3)
Background Information
307(1)
Cancer Treatments and Nutritional Disorders
307(1)
Dietary Management
307(1)
Nursing Implications
308(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
309(1)
Part I---Anorexia Nervosa
310(2)
Background Information
310(1)
Clinical Manifestations
310(1)
Hospital Feeding
310(1)
Nursing Implications
311(1)
Progress Check on Activity 3, Part I
311(1)
Part II--Other Eating Disorders
312(1)
Background Information
312(1)
Bulimia Nervosa
312(1)
Chronic Dieting Syndrome
312(1)
Progress Check on Activity 3, Part II
313(1)
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
313(6)
The Disease
313(1)
Nutrition Care: General Goals and Recommendations
313(1)
Dietary Management and Support Services
314(1)
Special Nutritional Care for Children with AIDS
314(1)
Food Service and Sanitary Practices
315(1)
Alternative Nutrition Therapies
315(1)
Nursing Implications
315(1)
Progress Check on Activity 4
316(1)
References
316(3)
PART IV Diet Therapy and Childhood Diseases 319(60)
Principles of Feeding a Sick Child
321(10)
Outline
321(1)
Objectives
322(1)
Glossary
322(1)
Background Information
322(1)
Progress Check on Background Information
323(2)
The Child, the Parents, and the Health Team
325(2)
Behavioral Patterns of the Hospitalized Child
325(1)
Teamwork
325(1)
Nursing Implications
326(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
326(1)
Special Considerations and Diet Therapy
327(4)
Special Considerations
327(1)
Diet Therapy and Dietetic Products
327(2)
Nursing Implications
329(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
329(1)
References
329(2)
Diet Therapy and Cystic Fibrosis
331(8)
Outline
331(1)
Objectives
332(1)
Glossary
332(1)
Background Information
332(1)
Progress Check on Background Information
333(1)
Dietary Management of Cystic Fibrosis
334(5)
Nutritional Needs and Goals of Diet Therapy
334(1)
Use of Pancreatic Enzymes
334(1)
General Feeding
335(1)
Family Involvement and Follow Up
335(1)
Nursing Implications
336(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
336(1)
References
337(2)
Diet Therapy and Celiac Disease
339(6)
Outline
339(1)
Objectives
340(1)
Glossary
340(1)
Background Information
340(1)
Dietary Management of Celiac Disease
341(4)
Symptoms
341(1)
Principles of Diet Therapy
341(1)
Patient Education
341(1)
Nursing Implications
341(2)
Progress Check on Activity 1
343(1)
References
344(1)
Diet Therapy and Congenital Heart Disease
345(6)
Outline
345(1)
Objectives
346(1)
Glossary
346(1)
Background Information
346(1)
Dietary Management of Congenital Heart Disease
347(4)
Major Considerations in Dietary Care
347(1)
Formulas and Regular Foods
347(1)
Managing Feeding Problems
348(1)
Discharge Procedures
348(1)
Nursing Implications
348(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
349(1)
References
350(1)
Diet Therapy and Food Allergy
351(8)
Outline
351(1)
Objectives
352(1)
Glossary
352(1)
Background Information
352(1)
Food Allergy and Children
353(3)
Symptoms and Management
353(1)
Milk Allergy
354(1)
Testing and Treatment
354(1)
Nursing Implications
354(1)
Progress Check on Background Information and Activity 1
355(1)
Common Offenders
356(3)
Common Allergens
356(1)
Other Food Allergens
357(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
357(1)
References
357(2)
Diet Therapy and Phenylketonuria
359(10)
Outline
359(1)
Objectives
360(1)
Glossary
360(1)
Background Information
360(1)
Progress Check on Background Information
361(1)
Phenylketonuria and Dietary Management
362(7)
Treatment and Requirement
362(1)
Lofenalac and Phenylalanine Food Exchange Lists
362(1)
Special Considerations
363(1)
Follow-Up Care
364(1)
Nursing Implications
365(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
365(1)
References
366(3)
Diet Therapy for Constipation, Diarrhea, and High-Risk Infants
369(10)
Outline
369(1)
Objectives
370(1)
Glossary
370(1)
Background Information
371(1)
Constipation
371(2)
Background Information
371(1)
Infants
371(1)
Young Children
372(1)
Nursing Implications
372(1)
Progress Check on Activity 1
372(1)
Diarrhea
373(2)
Fecal Characteristics and Causes of Diarrhea
373(1)
Treatment and Caution
373(1)
Nursing Implications
374(1)
Progress Check on Activity 2
374(1)
High-Risk Infants
375(4)
Background Information
375(1)
Nutrient Needs
375(1)
Initial Feedings
376(1)
Use of Breast Milk or Formulas
376(1)
Nursing Implications
376(1)
Progress Check on Activity 3
377(1)
References
377(2)
Appendices 379(90)
A: Dietary Standards
380(7)
B: Healthy Weights for Adults as Suggested by Dietary Guidelines for Americans
387(2)
C: Growth Grids
389(10)
D: Dietary Guidelines for Americans
399(2)
E: Weights and Measures
401(2)
F: Food Exchange Lists
403(10)
G: Food Composition Tables
413(56)
Answers to Progress Checks 469(18)
Posttests 487(54)
Answers to Posttests 541(6)
Index 547

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