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Title: Describe alternate enteral feeding methods when the oral route cannot be ... Post by: ashtin6 on Mar 4, 2018 Describe alternate enteral feeding methods when the oral route cannot be used.
Q. 2 Which hormone receives signals from fat and the intestine to make you feel full so eating will stop? A) leptin B) ghrelin C) insulin D) lecithin Q. 3 The tolerable upper limits are a maximum level of daily intake that is recommended. _________________________ Indicate whether the statement is true or false Q. 4 Describe symptoms and pathology of the dumping syndrome. Q. 5 Which of the following is NOT a behavior change strategy for weight loss? A) Keep a record of food intake and activity. B) Set your specific, realistic goals. C) Change your surroundings to avoid overeating. D) Reward yourself with food. Q. 6 A normal, healthy adult who eats a balanced diet needs a vitamin supplement that meets the daily minimum requirement. _________________________ Indicate whether the statement is true or false Q. 7 What vitamins and minerals are used prior to surgery to improve nutritional status, and what are their functions? Title: Describe alternate enteral feeding methods when the oral route cannot be ... Post by: itsmatt on Mar 4, 2018 Enteral nutrition includes feedings that bring the nutrients directly into the digestive system. These alternate methods include the following: Nasogastric-a tube through the nose into the stomach or small intestine Gastrostomy-creation of a surgical opening into the stomach Jejunostomy-creation of a surgical opening into the jejunum A FALSE After gastric surgery, the dumping syndrome may develop. Within 15-30 minutes after eating, dizziness, weakness, cramps, vomiting, or diarrhea may occur because the food moves too quickly from the stomach into the small intestine. D FALSE The B vitamins are needed for the increased metabolism, vitamins A and C are for wound healing, and zinc is needed for wound healing. Vitamin D is for the absorption of calcium and vitamin K for proper blood clotting. Iron is for blood building, calcium and phosphorus to support bone health, and other minerals for maintenance of acid-base balance and electrolyte and fluid balance. Title: Describe alternate enteral feeding methods when the oral route cannot be ... Post by: ashtin6 on Mar 4, 2018 ^^ All were right, you're seriously the best
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