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Patients is a virtue, … but what does that mean? A virtue is something a person has to work on - it takes time and effort. Most people are not that swift of an entity. If a person is aware of how smart they are, and that not all are blessed with that level of intelligence, it may help you to be patient. This seems to be the fastest way to help people to be patient, and it works for everyone, regardless of how smart they are or are not. The next time your impatient, remember what I said, and if you start to laugh, not to worry, I did to.
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∙ 15y agoDAT, Diet as Tolerated. This particular diet is only giver when client can now tolerate any food she desires that is nutritious, if this will not lead to any complications and if the client needs further monitoring for lab test.
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∙ 9y agoDiet as tolerated' is usually orders given regarding dietary restrictions after a medical procedure. This means that a person should be careful of what they eat.
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∙ 15y agoa human being or animals pattern of eating. What is the definition of diet as tolerated What is the definition of diet as tolerated
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∙ 9y agoDiet as tolerated refers to what a person is able to consume to obtain nutrients. This can be achieved by tube feeding, blended diets, liquid diets, and normal diets.
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What diet should be given to a patient with cirrhosis of liver?
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What diet can be given to the patient who has distended bowel mild hepatomegaly and prostatic hypertrophy?
clear diet.
What are the pros and cons of the gasteric bypass diet.?
Pros- You will effectively keep the weight off you follow the plan faithfully. Cons - Red meats are usually not tolerated well, often the patient becomes lactose intolerant and sugar often can not be tolerated.
What is the definition of diet advance as tolerated?
Sometimes after a surgical procedure, the digestive system needs to be eased back into eating normal foods. Advance as tolerated means to progress to more difficult foods as long as the patient is not having adverse reactions.
What food can be given to a CVA or ITA patient?
hi. patient with CVA is usually on tick diet to avoid aspiration.
What is postoperative aftercare for the patient after cholecystectomy?
Monitoring of blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and temperature.The patient is given pain medication as necessary. Fluids are given intravenously for 24-48 hours, until the patient's diet resumes.
What is done for the patient after microsurgery?
the patient is given intravenous fluids and usually progresses to a liquid diet within 12 to 24 hours, and a regular diet soon thereafter. The patient must be kept warm and adequately hydrated, and the surgical site is elevated if possible
What aftercare is associated with rectal resection?
.The patient is taught how to support the incision during deep breathing and coughing, and given pain medication as necessary.Fluids and electrolytes are given intravenously until the patient's diet can be resumed, starting with liquids.
What is the name given to an adverse reaction that is harmless and often tolerated by the patient to obtain the therapeutic effect of the drug?
It's called a side effect u Romeo, don't u watch commercials?
Is sibutramine safe?
was safe and well tolerated in this patient population for the 52 weeks of the study
How are mineral supplements given to the patient?
Minerals are used in treatments by three methods, namely, by replacing a poor diet with a diet that supplies the RDA, by consuming oral supplements, or by injections or infusions.
What should you eat following a bowel obstruction?
After surgery, the patient's Naso-gastric (NG) tube remains in place until bowel function returns. Bowel rest is necessary for healing, so the patient will not be given foods or fluids by mouth until it is clear that gastrointestinal function is restored. The nutrition and fluids will be given intravenously until sips of water can be started and kept down, then the diet is gradually advanced as tolerated. Pain management is provided. The patient is closely monitored for bowel sounds and signs of abdominal distention, infection, leakage from an anastomosis, or other post operative complications.
