Question

ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE: Basic Concept STUDENT NAME CONCEPT in an older adut Client REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Nursing Interventions WHO? WHEN? WHY? HOW? Underlying Principles Related Content E.G., DELEGATION, LEVELS OF PREVENTION ADVANCE DIRECTIVES)

Answer 1

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Sources of nutrition and vitamin D deficiency in older adults :

Related content :

Levels of prevention : it includes primordial, primary prevention, secondary prevention, tertiary prevention.

* primordial and primary prevention : it can done by health education and health promotion regarding vit D diet, and supplementation.

* like taking milk and milk products, and egg.

* and taking calcium supplementation during pregnancy its comes under primary prevention.

Underlying Principle : so this we can improve the health of the peoples from vit d deficiency like rickets, and muscle and bone related problems.

Secondary prevention : early diagnosis and prompt treatment : means, in these we can detect the cases like bones and muscle related problems and by detecting early we can provide treatment like calcium supplementation, vit D supplementation ect.

Underlying principle :

Through proper supplementation we can reduces the complications due to this deficiency.

Tertiary prevention : rehabilitation : in these the people who are suffering with vit d deficiency, for those we have provide rehabilitation like symptomatic care and diet suplimentation ect.

Underlying principle : through this we can improve the life span of the clients.

Nursing interventions :

* education regarding vit d rich diet like meat, egg, milk, legumes poultry ect.

* educate pregnant mothers to take calcium and vitamin d supplementations to prevent complications to newborn babies like rickets and other bone disorders.

* educate clients to expose early morning sunrise and evening sunset rays to absorption of calcium and vitamin d ect.