Question

Chapter 15 Learning Objectives: Dudek Nutrition for Nursing Practices 8th edition.

4   Give examples of evidence-based diets that are associated with weight loss if calorie intake is appropriately lowered.

6   Describe the risks and benefits of medication in promoting weight loss.

7   Describe a general diet progression after bariatric surgery.

9   Summarize nutritional complications that may occur after bariatric surgery.

10 Contrast nutrition therapy for anorexia nervosa with that of bulimia nervosa.

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4 Exaroples of Eviolence based clicts that are associated with web loss if calories uptake appropriately seduced a) Low carbohydrate diet. 6) High Protein elict. 2) Juice Cleanse or Detox Diet ) Balanced diet. Risks and benefits of Medication in promoting weight loss Riek: noneased blood pressure, ancreased heart vabe, Insomnia, Nervousness, restlessness, dependence, withdrawal Benifits: -> lowering blood sugar, lowering blood pressure, decrease Lxiglycerides, tropxove joint pain, 8 cho prove sleep apnea. 6: General diet progression after dariatric surgery. Follow a diet low in calories, fats and sweets keep a daily record of spur food portion and of Souy caloric and protein intake. Eat bulu and chew small bites of food thoroughly Avocd out vice, bread, Yaw vegetables and fresh fruits, as well as mecel that are not easily chewed bike porka. Avoce alcohol, Dry foods. Nutrional conoplications that may Occuy aflev barcatric surgery Macronutrient deficiencies con include scueve protein - Calovce malnutrition and fat malabsorption. Micronutrient deficiencies are of Vibanon 612 , fron, calecam anel uitamin D Anorexia nervosa * Baling desorder in which fevers fecur weight gain and avoid eating Bulimia Nersova * Paling disorder in which sufferers go through cycle of cuereating followed by pungong clue lo fear of weight gaun. * Honly affect young women. k obsession with food, wereht and thin body ceroage. * Hainly affect young women Carin with Pood, weight anda then body image-extreme fear of weight gar'n * weakness , absent mensuration, meroong loss * weakness, memory loss, feeling fun organ dysfunction