Question

Match the Diet to the Disorder:

1) NPO, TPN may be used
2) Clear liquids–> high fiber
3) Low-fat diet
4) Decrease protein intake
5) Avoid glutens
6) Clear liquids
7) Avoid purines
8) Small frequent meals
9) Avoid large meals, eating late, alcohol, caffeine

Answer 1

1) NPO, TPN may be used. 2) Clear liquids–> high fiber. 3) Low-fat diet. 4) Decrease protein intake. 5) Avoid glutens. 6) Clear liquids. 7) Avoid purines. 8) Small frequent meals. 9) Avoid large meals, eating late, alcohol, caffeine.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Disorder: Severe illness or after surgery. Diet: NPO (Nothing by mouth), TPN (Total Parenteral Nutrition) may be used.
2. Disorder: Gastrointestinal disorders or before certain medical procedures. Diet: Clear liquids with high fiber.
3. Disorder: Digestive disorders, gallbladder disease, or cardiovascular disease. Diet: Low-fat diet.
4. Disorder: Kidney disease or liver disease. Diet: Decrease protein intake.
5. Disorder: Celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. Diet: Avoid gluten.
6. Disorder: Before certain medical procedures or after surgery. Diet: Clear liquids.
7. Disorder: Gout or kidney stones. Diet: Avoid foods high in purines.
8. Disorder: Diabetes or digestive disorders. Diet: Small frequent meals.
9. Disorder: Acid reflux or indigestion. Diet: Avoid large meals, eating late, alcohol, and caffeine.