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Some Nursing Diagnoses that are nutrition related: correct answersMalnutrition Failure to thrive Diarrhea Fluid-volume-deficit Clinical Nutrition Assessment: correct answersFood and nutrition related history: - 24-hour dietary recall, multi-day food record - Dietary supplement use: Identify...

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Nutrition ch17 and 22: Surgery and
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Some Nursing Diagnoses that are nutrition related: correct answersMalnutrition

Failure to thrive

Diarrhea

Fluid-volume-deficit



Clinical Nutrition Assessment: correct answersFood and nutrition related history:

- 24-hour dietary recall, multi-day food record

- Dietary supplement use: Identify potential drug-nutrient interactions

- Food allergies, intolerances



Anthropometrics:

- Height, weight, BMI, waist & hip circumference



Nutrition Biochemical Tests:

- Blood urea nitrogen (BUN)

- Serum electrolytes

- Complete blood count (CBC)

- Creatinine height index

- Fasting glucose

- Lipid profile

- Liver enzymes

- Plasma Proteins

- Total lymphocyte count (TLC)

,The RN can also gather a lot of information about food allergies, food intolerances, and dietary
supplement use while admitting a patient to the hospital or while interviewing a patient at the beginning
of an outpatient clinic appointment.



Signs that suggest nutrient imbalances correct answersChellosis (Vitamin B2)

Gingivitis (Vitamin C)

Spoon shaped nails (iron)

Poor wound healing (zinc, protein, vitamin C)

Hypertension (potassium)

Paresthesias (Thiamin, B6, B12, biotin)



How Does Surgery Influence Nutrient Needs? correct answersA client undergoing surgery often faces
significant physical and psychological stress.

As a result the body requires more nutrients during this period and malnutrition can develop.

- Energy

- Protein

- Iron



Malnutrition contributes to:

- Impaired wound healing

- Increased risk of infection

- Extended length of stay in the hospital

- Increased medical costs for the patient

- Increased risk of morbidity to the patient

- Increased risk of death to the patient



What is the purpose of the enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocol? pg. 416 correct
answersquestions many long-held beliefs and surgical practices.



decreases the physiologic stress of surgery and promotes a faster and easier recovery.

, considers many aspects of treating patients before and after surgery



reduce postop infection occurrence, hospital length of stay, client satisfaction, and even hospital costs.



Typically, patients are told to be NPO (nothing by mouth) for 8 hours prior to surgery. What does ERAS
suggest patients do instead and why? correct answersEnhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Protocol:

- Evidence based practices calling into question traditional surgical practices and promoting faster
recovery

- Recommends consuming a clear, high CHO beverage the night before surgery and 2 hours before to
promote an anabolic state



Pre-Operative Nutrition Care: correct answersAdequate Protein:

- Counteract blood loss from surgery

- Prevent tissue breakdown immediately following surgery



Adequate Energy:

- Sufficient energy (carbohydrates and fat) spare protein for tissue building

- Increase calories in underweight clients

- Weight reduction for overweight/obesity categories to reduce risk of surgical complications



Adequate Micronutrients:

- Supply extra B- complex vitamins to match extra energy and protein intake.

- Correct any nutrient deficiencies (such as iron-deficiency prior to surgery)



(Many of the B vitamins serve as coenzymes for enzymes involved in the metabolism of macronutrients
for energy)



Immediate Pre-Operative Period: correct answersTypically, nothing by mouth (NPO) for at least 8 hours
prior to surgery. Why?

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