|
CLEAR LIQUID |
Ø
To
supply fluid & energy in a form that requires minimum digestion &
stimulation of the GI tract Ø
Used
pre & post surgery or IV feeding; 1st step in oral
repletion of a nutritionally
debilitated person Ø
Consists
of fluid & foods that are liquid at body temperature; leaves minimum
amount of residue in GI tract |
|
FULL LIQUID |
Ø
Fluids/semi-liquid
food at body temperature Ø
Used
for persons unable to chew, swallow, or digest solid food |
|
BRAT |
Ø
A
diet that consists of bananas, rice, applesauce & toast Ø
Aids
with nausea & emesis during pregnancy |
|
BLAND |
Ø
Used
to decrease gastric stimulation Ø
Excludes
pepper, spices or caffeine Ø
Provides
GI soft foods |
|
SOFT |
Ø
Designed
for person who is physically or physiologically unable to tolerate a regular
diet Ø
Transition
diet from full liquid to regular diet Ø
Diet
usually modified for fiber, texture, & seasoning |
|
PUREE |
Ø
Food
that requires little or no chewing & can be easily swallowed Ø
Diet
consists of fluids/food that are pureed or strained unless already in smooth
form |
|
MECHANICAL
SOFT |
Ø
Designed
to minimize amount of chewing necessary to ingest food Ø
Foods
modified in texture (i.e., chopped, ground, pureed) to promote ease of
mastication Ø
Generally
moist & requires minimal chewing Ø
Excludes
raw fruits, vegetables, seeds, nuts, dried fruits & coarse meats |
|
FIBER /
RESIDUE RESTRICTED |
Ø
Prevents
blockage of narrow GI tract & decreases frequency & volume of fecal
output while prolonging intestine transit time Ø
Limited
amounts of well cooked or canned vegetables/fruit, replaces whole grain
products, excludes seeds, nuts & legumes Ø
Residue
acts as a laxative & increase post-digestive luminal contents that
increase fecal output; must exclude dairy products, prune juice, meat &
shellfish |
|
HIGH FIBER |
Ø
Prevention
or treatment of a number of GI, cardiovascular, & metabolic diseases
(colon CA, constipation, IBD, Crohn’s disease, DM, obesity, &
hypercholesterolemia) Ø
Includes
fiber rich foods: fruits, vegetables, legumes,
whole grains, nuts & seeds |
|
SODIUM
RESTRICTED |
Ø
Manages
HTN in sodium sensitive persons & promotes loss of excess fluid in edema
& ascites Ø
Used
for management of HTN, impaired liver function, cardiovascular disease,
cardiac failure, & acute/chronic
disease |
|
TLC
(CARDIAC) |
Ø
Previously
known as the Cardiac Step 1 & 2 diet Ø
Includes
diet restrictions of fat, cholesterol & sodium |
|
VEGETARIAN |
Ø
Plant
based diet modified to a person’s religious, cultural or personal beliefs |
|
RENAL |
Ø
Reduces
accumulation of uremic toxins, controls electrolytes, corrects/maintains
fluid balance, maintains nutritional status for persons with deteriorated
kidney function Ø
ARF
(acute renal failure) – person is not on dialysis; has impaired kidney
function Ø
CRF
(chronic renal failure) – person on hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis Ø
For
ARF/CRF, must control calorie & protein needs & adjust for potassium,
phosphorus, sodium & fluid |
|
HEPATIC |
Ø
Provides
adequate calories & protein to maintain nitrogen balance & support
liver regeneration while preventing exacerbation of liver disease Ø
Used
with hepatitis, cirrhosis, & alcoholic liver disease |
|
NEUTROPENIC |
Ø
Used
for persons with a low resistance to infections Ø
The
diet is used to prevent the introduction of pathogenic organisms into the GI
tract by food or beverages |
