Dumping syndrome after a Billroth II procedure occurs when high-carbohydrate foods are ingested over a period of less than 20 minutes. A nursing measure that will prevent or minimize dumping syndrome is to administer the feeding
a. by bolus to prevent continuous intestinal distention.
b. with large amounts of fluids to maintain hydration.
c. high in carbohydrates and protein.
d. in six small daily meals high in protein and fat.
D
Treatment for dumping syndrome includes eating six small meals daily that are high in protein and fat and low in carbohydrates. Fluids should be avoided during meals.
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