Cancer and HIV Clinical Nutrition Pocket GuideJones & Bartlett Learning, 1999 - 255 pages Assists clinicians in providing care to individuals experiencing nutritional alterations related to cancer or HIV infection. Overviews basic nutritional concepts and nutritional alterations in cancer and HIV infection, addresses pathophysiology and malnutrition in cancer and HIV, and gives strategie |
Contents
Nutritional Alterations in Disease | 25 |
Pathophysiology of Malnutrition in Cancer | 45 |
Clinical Applications | 83 |
General Nutritional Management | 99 |
Unproved Nutritional Therapies | 132 |
Client Education | 139 |
References | 156 |
Pharmacologic Agents Used in Symptom | 163 |
Nausea and Vomiting | 175 |
Constipation | 185 |
Diarrhea | 196 |
References | 203 |
Nutritional Educational Resources | 221 |
Centers for Disease Control Definition | 244 |
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ADVERSE EFFECTS alterations amino acids anorexia antiemetic appetite body weight bowel BRAND NAME cachexia Calcium Caseinates calories cancer cancer and HIV cancer cachexia cancer or HIV catabolism cause cells chemotherapy chronic Client and family clients with cancer Clin clinician constipation CONTRAINDICATIONS decreased deficiency diarrhea diet dietary disease DOSAGE doses DRUG INTERACTIONS dysphagia eating electrolyte energy expenditure enzymes factors fatty acids fever fluid gastric gastrointestinal gluconeogenesis glucose HIV infection HIV wasting HIV wasting syndrome immune function increased individuals ingested intestinal intravenous Kotler lean body mass lymphocyte malabsorption malnutrition Maltodextrin MCT Oil meals meats megestrol acetate metabolic mg/day micronutrients mucosal muscle nausea nausea and vomiting nausea/vomiting nitrogen normal Nursing Nutr nutrients nutritional assessment nutritional status nutritional support occur Oncol Oncology PATIENT EDUCATION patients with cancer prevent protein serum albumin stimulate stomatitis supplements Table taste therapy tion treatment tumor vegetables vitamin B12 weight gain weight loss Xerostomia Yes Yes
References to this book
Men's Cancers: How to Prevent Them, how to Treat Them, how to Beat Them Pamela J. Haylock Limited preview - 2001 |