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q fluids requirement in ulcerative colitisfluids a liberal intake of fluid should be given to prevent dehydration the passage of at least 1200 ml of
q minerals requirements for ulcerative colitisminerals mineral losses may be marked and unless replaced may contribute to a fatal outcome a patient
q vitamins requirements for ulcerative colitisvitamins commercial multivitamin preparation should be administered orally especially the ones needed
q fibre requirements for ulcerative colitisfibre eliminating roughage seems to have a better effect on preventing relapses of the disease a low
q carbohydrates requirements for ulcerative colitiscarbohydrates they form the easily absorbable source of energy bulk-producing vegetables are
q fats requirements for ulcerative colitisusual foods which contain fats invisible or inherent fat are permitted but not fried foods as they are not
q proteins requirements for ulcerative colitisproteins patients with ulcerative colitis lose about 4-8 g fecal n2 as compared to the normal excretion
q calorie requirements for ulcerative colitisenergy the calorie requirements must be increased to1 restore weight status and maintain ideal weight2
q dietary management for ulcerative colitisproper dietary management is important for maintaining a good nutritional status of the patient long-term
q symptoms of ulcerative colitisas discussed in the case study above the common symptoms are1 mild abdominai discomfort an urgent need to defecate
q etiologic factor of ulcerative colitisno single etiologic factor has been identified although genetic auto-immune factors are thought to be
q what do you mean by ulcerative colitislet us understand clearly about ulcerative colitis by reading the following casevarun a 48-year-old male had
q what is streatorrhoeastreatorrhoea is more common in crohns disease due to heal resection this may favour calcium-fatty acid complex formation and
q nutritional management in inflammatory bowel diseaseadequacy of nutritional needs and minimizing stress on the inflamed or narrowed segment of the
q causes of malnutrition in inflammatory bowel diseasethe causes of malnutrition includebulldecreased oral intake which can be disease induced due to
q symptoms of inflammatory bowel diseaseinflammatory bowel diseases are associated withbull abdominal cramping diarrhoeabullsteatorrhoeabull
q etiological factor of lactose intolerancethese diseases are referred to as idiopathic cause unknown and though the possible mechanism suggested
what is the difference between ulcerative colitis and crohns disease the differences between the two includei anatomic distribution of the
q what is inflammatory bowel diseaseinflammatory bowel disease is a general term used to refer to chronic inflammatory condition of the intestine it
q what is moderate level of lactase activityintake of milk is restricted depending on the tolerance fermented and cooked form of milk should be
q show very low level of lactase activityvery low level of lactase activity at very low level of lactase activity all milk products must be
q nutritional management for lactose intolerancediagnostic tests are available that can give information about the level and activity of the lactase
q common symptoms linked to lactose intolerancecommon symptoms linked to lactose intolerance include1 anorexia and nausea2 intestinal distension3
q etiological factors contributing to lactose intolerancethe etiological factors contributing to lactose intolerance includebullgenetic factorbull
q explain about lactose intolerancewe commonly hear from people of all age groups particularly children and elderly to be complaining of abdominal