1. Nutrition Teaching Discussion 3
Nutrition Teaching Discussion 3Nutrition Teaching Discussion 3Purpose: The purpose of
the patient/family teaching project is to develop and implement a teaching plan for a
geriatric patient utilizing teaching learning principles.· Objectives: By the conclusion of the
presentation, the students will be able to:· State the various indications for a specified diet·
Explain the scientific rationale for a prescribed diet· Describe food/fluid restrictions
appropriate for diet or food/fluids encouraged to meet nutritional needs?· Describe how to
present a short nutritional teaching plan to a patient& family with cultural differences.·
Apply current research related to the nutrition topic.· Requirements:· Utilize teaching
experience rubric for essential criteria.· The paper should be between 3-5 pages (not
including title page and references).· The paper must be typed and conform to APA format.·
A minimum of two references are required.· Written paper is due during the 7th week on
the assigned clinical day.Nutritional GuidelinesThe student will be assigned one therapeutic
diet from the following list.1. Diabetic diet2. Fat restricted and cholesterol restricted3.
Enteral nutrition4. Sodium restricted5. Total parental nutrition6. Modified fiber and bland
diets7. Full and clear liquid diets8. Nutrition in wasting diseases9. Modified calcium and
potassium diets10. Dysphagic diet11. Protein restricted diet12. Anticoagulant diet13.
Follow the teaching/nutrition project evaluation tool criteria.ORDER NOW FOR
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margin on the top, bottom, and sides of each page. When submitting hard copy, be sure to
2. use white paper and print out using dark ink. If it is hard to read your essay, it will also be
hard to follow your argument.
