The nurse is teaching a nutrition class for nursing students. The discussion for today is about the nutrition therapy for dumping syndrome
What is the nutrition therapy for dumping syndrome that alleviates or controls its symptoms? Select all that apply. A) Clear liquids are the first feeding.
B) Small, frequent feedings are the first feedings.
C) Only one or two items are eaten at each meal.
D) Fat is eliminated from the diet.
E) Complex carbohydrates are a part of the diet.
B, C, E
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There are various eating strategies that can be used to help with dumping syndrome. Eating small, frequent meals; consuming beverages between meals; eating protein at each meal are just a few.
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