Cerebral palsy affected children have digestive and feeding problems. They may have oral motor dysfunction while some have issue with gastroesophageal reflux and constipation in addition to some other factors for poor nutrition . As most of these kids have calcium, magnesium, vitamin c and copper deficiencies which are commonly found in vegetarian source of diet.as they may have chewing issues, so easy to eat and drink food items should be provided. Plant proteins are simple to digest as compared to animal proteins so that may aggravate problem of GERD and other problems of indigestion.
why would a vegetarian diet be apptopriate for children with cerebral palsy? explain.
Cerebral Palsy In relation to cerebral palsy, define the following 6.1) Quadriplegia 6.2) Hemiplegia6.3) Hemiparesis 6.4) Hypertonic or spastic palsy 6.5) Dyskinesia 6.6) Ataxia 6.7) Dysphagia 6.8) Dystonia
Explain a vegetarian diet and the nutritional concerns that should be addressed with an individual following a vegetarian diet.
T.M. is a 3 year old with cerebral palsy
Why should a vegetarian be concerned about "limiting" amino acids? Briefly explain why this concept is a concern in the vegetarian diet and how a vegetarian can compensate for limiting amino acids in specific foods.
The nursing student asks what the family may have noticed that would indicate cerebral palsy in t.m. When he was a baby. Which of these finding will help you include your discussion with the student? Select all that apply.
Cerebral Palsy: Scenario: T.M. is an 8-year-old with cerebral palsy who has been admitted to your unit following surgery for a femoral osteotomy and tendon lengthening to stabilize hip joints and to help reduce spasticity. He is admitted with a hip spica cast, and epidural for pain management, and a Foley catheter. He also has a gastrostomy tube that was in place before the surgery. 4. What should your next priority intervention be? 5. It is 3 days since T.M....
Cerebral Palsy: Scenario: T.M. is an 8-year-old with cerebral palsy who has been admitted to your unit following surgery for a femoral osteotomy and tendon lengthening to stabilize hip joints and to help reduce spasticity. He is admitted with a hip spica cast, and epidural for pain management, and a Foley catheter. He also has a gastrostomy tube that was in place before the surgery. 1. What are the issues common to CP that you should consider when planning and...
Cerebral palsy has been described as a group of permanent disorders of the development of movement and posture. In addition to motor disorders, the condition often involves disturbances of sensation, perception, communication, cognition, and behavior. Scenario: Romel Jones is an 18- month-old infant who was seen this week at the developmental pediatrician’s office and was diagnosed with spastic cerebral palsy. The pediatrician’s office referred him because he is not standing or walking, and is having difficulty swallowing table food that...
The hypertonicity of the muscles in an infant with cerebral palsy causes scissoring of the legs. The nurse teaches the mother that the preferred way to carry the infant in a sitting position:
DIET TYPE OF FOODS- IS IT BALANCED? WHAT ARE THE RISKS? Vegetarian Diet ovo-lacto-vegetarian lacto-vegetarians Zen macrobiotic Fruitarian