Nutrition and Diet Therapy: Self-instructional ModulesJones & Bartlett Learning, 2003 - 614 pages Nutrition and Diet Therapy continues to be the only self-instructional nutrition and diet therapy text available in its field. Ideal for self-paced or distance-learning courses, the text's unique modular format contains practice exercises and post-tests throughout, allowing students to master one section of the material before moving to the next. All modules have been updated to reflect the most current information available on normal and therapeutic nutrition. |
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Contents
PARTI Nutrition Basics and Applications | 1 |
Food Habits | 25 |
Proteins and Health | 35 |
Carbohydrates and Fats Implications for Health | 47 |
Fats Characteristics and Effects on Health | 56 |
Vitamins and Health | 63 |
The FatSoluble Vitamins | 70 |
Minerals Water and Body Processes | 81 |
Diet and Disorders of Ingestion Digestion | 283 |
Disorders of the Intestines | 294 |
Diet Therapy for Diabetes Mellitus | 301 |
Diet Therapy and Diabetes Mellitus | 304 |
Diet and Disorders of the Liver Gallbladder | 317 |
Diet Therapy for Diseases of the Gallbladder and Pancreas | 325 |
Diet Therapy for Renal Disorders | 331 |
Kidney Dialysis | 338 |
Water and the Internal Environment | 95 |
Meeting Energy Needs | 103 |
The Effects of Energy Imbalance | 110 |
Public Health Nutrition | 123 |
Nutrition and the Life Cycle | 137 |
Childhood and Adolescent Nutrition | 150 |
Adulthood and Nutrition | 159 |
Exercise Fitness and StressReduction Principles | 165 |
Drugs and Nutrition | 171 |
Drugs and the Life Cycle | 178 |
Folate or Folic Acid | 190 |
Alternative Medicine | 205 |
Food Ecology | 221 |
Nutrient Conservation | 229 |
Nutrition and Diet Therapy for Adults | 235 |
Diet Therapy for Surgical Conditions | 253 |
The Postoperative Diet Regime | 260 |
The Lipid Disorders | 270 |
Heart Disease and Sodium Restriction | 277 |
Nutrition and Diet Therapy for Cancer Patients | 345 |
Nutrition and HIV Infections | 355 |
Diet Therapy for Burns Immobilized Patients Mental | 363 |
Diet Therapy and Childhood Disease | 379 |
The Child the Parents and the Health Team | 385 |
Diet Therapy and Cystic Fibrosis | 391 |
Dietary Management of Cystic Fibrosis | 395 |
Dietary Management of Celiac Disease | 401 |
Diet Therapy and Congenital Heart Disease | 407 |
Diet Therapy and Food Allergy | 413 |
Common Offenders | 417 |
Diet Therapy and Phenylketonuria | 423 |
Diet Therapy for Constipation Diarrhea | 433 |
HighRisk Infants | 439 |
Progress Check Answers | 517 |
Posttest Questions | 539 |
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