Nutrition and Food Preparation. 1. Describe and explain basic concepts of nutrition and hydration 2. Explain the importance of observing consumer rights.

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Nutrition and Food Preparation

1. Describe and explain basic concepts of nutrition and hydration 2. Explain the importance of observing consumer rights in regard to food preferences 3. Describe basic principles of menu planning and explain how to read food labels 4. Identify and explain food safety techniques for preparing and storing food 5. Describe special diets.

Role and Importance of Nutrition Good nutrition is important in the care of ill and frail persons. It speeds up healing, recovery from illness, and helps maintain health

 Proteins  Carbohydrates  Fats  Vitamins  Minerals  Water  Fiber

Increased fluid intake is required for people who:  Experience heavy sweating/perspiration  Use tranquilizers, seizure medications or some behavioral health medications  Experience heavy drooling  Experience urinary tract infections (kidney and bladder)

 Dry skin, especially around mouth/lips and mucous membranes  Less skin flexibility/elasticity  Dark, concentrated urine with decreased urination  Less/absent sweating  Leads to electrolyte imbalance, disorientation, even death if untreated

 Have water within reach, encourage intake  Use other fluids as well, such as shakes, fruit drinks, soups, puddings and gelatins.  Avoid caffeine and sugar in fluids, if possible, since caffeine and sugar are dehydrating to the body

1. Consumer Rights 2. Food Groups 3. Food Labels 4. Portions and Servings

1. Foodborne Illness 2. Food Preparation 3. Storage

1. General Guidelines 2. Low-fat/Low-sodium (salt) – a Heart Healthy Diet 3. Diabetic Diet 4. Modified Diet 5. Other Diets

 Weekly meal planning saves time and money for the facility. Planning menus with the client and the family gives the client control over food preferences and fosters independence

 Planning and preparing meals while considering the client’s limited finances, cultural preferences and decreasing appetite can be a challenge, but one that must be addressed each and every day.  Allowing family members and the client to have input in food selection make for a positive meal experience.