1.3 Describe ways to resolve any difficulties or dilemmas about the choice of food and drink. * Giving them two or more choices and let them decide what they like, giving more details about the food will help them to choose. * Explain individuals about the importance of a healthy diet and encourage and support the m to choose healthy options and alternatives. * Explain individuals about the consequences of a poor diet choice. For example, obesity can lead to heart disease, varicose veins, diabetes and arthritis. High cholesterol and diets high in salt can lead to heart attacks and strokes.
1.4 Describe how and when to seek additional guidance about and individual’s choice of food and drink. * When people reluctant, or
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Some people like to have it in a privet place like their own room, for example if a person has difficulties which will require assistance they might not want others to see them while having meals. * Some people will need special aids to eating and drinking, for example, for example in the case of an individual with an arthritic condition provide cutlery with large handles which will help to hold them properly. * If a person needs feeding, make sure to give enough time for them to chew and swallow the food. * Presentation of the food will improve appetizing and more attractive and more likely to be eaten and enjoyed.
4.1 Explain why it is important to be sure that an individual has chosen to finish eating and drinking before clearing away. Clearing away when a person has not finished their meal does not demonstrate respect and it reflects negatively on the overall service. Sometimes people will put their cutlery down and have a rest during a meal, and it may look like they have finished, but they may wish to continue eating after having a rest.
5.1 Explain the importance of monitoring the food and drink an individual consumes and any difficulties they encounter. * It is important to pass on information and record if necessary about how much people are eating and drinking and any problem they might had while they were eating. * If a person is at risk of malnutrition, recording their dietary intake will show
It is important to make sure the service user has finished because some people are slower eaters and others are maybe taking a breather and it is important to monitor the individual because they may not be consuming enough. Always ask if the individual has finished eating before taking the plate away because it could leave the resident hungry or thirsty this could upset or distress them.
1. To establish with an individual the food and drink they wish to consume is always done by chose but also considering any dietary issues that need to be incorporated.
Maintenance of sufficient nutrition is an essential part of the treatment process for any patient admitted to the hospital. Early identification of patients who have a decreased nutrition status or have nutritional deficits helps to increase healing and overall improves the quality of life for a patient. Nutrition is more than just general food; it includes the overall amounts of
After a few minutes; I stop the activity and regroup. Find out who ate or even accepted a piece and talk about crossing the line from risk situation to risk behavior. Thank the Healthy
choosing healthier foods (whole grains, fruits and vegetables, healthy fats and protein sources) and beverages
Each learner will verbalize and write in his or her food log what foods they have eaten on this day (affective). Maintaining a food diary can help identify areas of weaknesses and how to prepare better menu plans (Funnell, 2014). Each learner will state the different food groups and their nutritional value (cognitive). The learner’s knowledge of the different food groups and their nutritional value can lead to healthy lifestyle choices (Funnell, 2014). Each learner will be able to verbalize the importance of family support (affective). A person empowerment and response through family support leads to life satisfaction (Funnell, 2014). At the end of this class and each class that follows, a short ten yes/no questionnaire will be filled out to determine the learner’s understanding of material presented. It will also allow feedback of course
4. Explain to the players that the less processed food is, the healthier it is. Fresh fruits and vegetables and unprocessed meats should be their first choices.
You should also provide them with an opportunity to drink some water and eat some food as well during your breaks.
For this counseling assignment, I played a role as a counselor for a client who has nutrition issues. My client is a 53-year-old female, who has health problems with prediabetes and overweight. She is a single woman who lives with her sister and nieces. Most of the time, her sister prepares the meals for the family. According to her lab results from a recent doctor visit, her hemoglobin A1C is 6.2% and the estimated average glucose is 134 mg/dL; she is diagnosed with prediabetes. According to her 24-hour recall and counseling, she eats breakfast and dinner at home, especially Thai and Chinese foods. Since she does not have time at work, she usually orders food from the restaurants nearby her workplace. Her total intake for the 24-hour recall
Describe nutrition, including nutritional requirements using recommended guidelines from public health sources associated with nutrition.
Distractions, too many choices, and changes in perception, taste and smell can make eating more difficult. Serve meals in quiet surroundings, away from the television and other distractions. Avoid placing items on the table, such as table arrangements or plastic fruit, that might distract or confuse the person. Use only the utensils needed for the meal.
Size - The doorways of the restaurant cannot accomadte the size of a person as well as the size of the tray. Therefor, trays must be held above the servers head, rather than resting on his/her shoulder, to navigate the restrant. Best case senario the server is at risk of droping the tray and costing the store food/buisness, but more alarmingly, risks injuring the staff. The trays are also so large, visibility is obstrusted which has already resulted in an injury to a child patron.
Many patients that receive care in any type of health care setting will be affected by their nutritional needs relating to their illness. Not all patients have the same dietary needs. It is important to meet those needs. More specifically, older patients with diabetes mellitus, patients with lung cancer, and burn patients have specific diet protocols that must be understood and followed in order to have the nutrition guidelines met.
People who don’t maintain their weight usually end up obese or with some type of disease or disorder. Heart and Blood vessel disease also called heart disease can cause a lot problems like heart attacks, ischemic strokes, heart failure and many other problems all caused by bad nutrition choices. A good diet of using your food groups that you should’ve learned in elementary school will keep you away from obesity and things obesity can cause.
Food is the one thing that connects everyone in the world because everyone has to eat something in order to live. Food is a necessity, but it is often used for other enjoyable activities such as dates, business meetings, and other celebrations as well. Most Americans have two to three meals a day at the least, but some third-world countries do not have a meal at all. With that being said, any question or statement concerning food can be very emotional or just everyday normal conversation. Whatever the case may be, the style of dining always has to be determined based on the desire for that day. Cooking at home and eating out have many advantages and disadvantages such as cost, family time, and nutrition; therefore, these aspects of dining affect everyday life in multiple ways.