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explain about the alzheimers diseasenamed after the german neurologist who first described it alzheimers disease is the most common cause of
define consistency and texture - dysphilgiaaspiration of liquids including water into the lungs can result in complications to avoid this problem and
define feeding and nutritional management of dysphilgiaa multidisciplinary approach is essential for successful management of dysphilgia patient
define the neurological disorders of dysphagiain neurological disorders damage to cranial nerves can lead to weak and poorly co- ordinated tongue
explain the phases of swallowing process in dysphagiai oral phase in this food is placed in the mouth mixed with saliva chewed if required and formed
define etiology and clinical features that causes neurological disorderthe cause of this neurological disorder can be mechanical or paralytic the
explain about the dysphagiadysphagia is the inability to swallow or difficulty in swallowing it is a common problem in those with neurological
define the patient care related to neurological disordera few additional points related to the patient care that need to be kept in mind include
what are nutritional issues related to neurological disordersnutritional management of the patients with neurological disease is complex as
define neurological disorders of non- nutritional etiologysome of the common disorders are alzheimers disease parkinsons disease epilepsy and spinal
define neurological disorders arising due to imbalanced nutritional intake deficiency or excesscommon examples are the neurological
define nutritional management of neurological disordersyour friends aged father over a period of time has become very confused forgetful and is
define the interaction of vitamin c with lead and mercuryvitamin c lead and mercury iron alleviates lead toxicity but ascorbic acid is ineffective
define the interaction of vitamin c with iron and cadmiumtoxic levels of dietary cadmium 5-200 ppm interfere with iron absorption and produces iron
define the interaction of vitamin c with ironascorbic acid powerfully enhances absorption of non- haem iron and reverses the inhibiting effect of tea
define interaction of vitamin c with other vitaminsa ascorbic acid and other vitamins ascorbic acid synthesis is diminished in thiamin and riboflavin
define interaction of vitamin c with ascorbic acid and leucineascorbic acid the biologically active form ascorbate is a cofactor or co- substrate
define interaction of vitamin c with pyridoxinepyridoxine is involved in glyconeogenesis through its action in transaminase reactions low levels of
define interaction of vitamin c with nicotinic acidnad nadp and nmn act as constituents of the hydrogen transferring coenzymes in glycolysis krebs
define interaction of vitamin c with riboflavinthe two coenzyme forms of riboflavin are fmn and fad they are found in a large number of systems which
define interaction with carbohydrate fats and proteinsdietary carbohydrates fats and proteins require water-soluble vitamins for their metabolism and
define the interaction of vitamin c with other nutrientshaving gone through the discussion above it must be evident to you that nutrients are
define the skin capillary fragility test one of the earliest signs of ascorbic acid deficiency is the fragility of the capillaries capillary
define the intradermal dye testthe rate of decolouration of a small quantity of the dye 2 6- dichlorophenol injected intradermaly is an index of the
explain the urinary excretion of ascorbic acidthe urinary excretion of ascorbic acid falls when the dietary intake is low since the tissues are not