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COLLEGE OF NURSING
NCM 105 – NUTRITION AND DIET THERAPY
“Believe in yourself and all that you are. Know that there is something inside you that is greater than any obstacle”
- Christian D. Larson -
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Read each question carefully. Choose the letter of the best answer and write it on
the blank provided before the number. Use CAPITAL LETTERS only. STRICTLY NO ERASURES.
__A___1. Allows all types of food which will promote health and lower the risk of developing major,
chronic, or diet related diseases.
A. Regular Diet C. Full Liquid Diet
B. Clear Liquid Diet D. Mechanical Soft Diet
__C___2. Because of inadequacy, its use must be limited to 1 or 2 days; extended use should combined
with high protein gelatin or low residue liquid supplements.
A. Full Liquid Diet C. Clear Liquid Diet
B. Soft Diet D. Regular Diet
__A___4. Provides both clear and opaque liquid foods and some semi-liquid at body temperature.
A. Full Liquid Diet C. Soft Diet
B. Diet As Tolerated D. Total Parenteral Nutrition
__C___5. A modification of the regular diet to provide selection of foods that are soft in texture and
consistency, easily digested, and simply prepared.
A. Diet As Tolerated C. Soft Diet
B. Total Parenteral Nutrition D. Full Liquid Diet
__D___7. Patients advised to follow a protein-sodium-potassium restricted diet should not use
A. Low sodium milk processed by dialysis C. Distilled water
B. Salt substitutes D. None of the Above
__A___8. Usually edema responds favorably to a diet restricted in:
A. Sodium C. Thiamine
B. Protein D. Calories
__B___13. The diet for the patient with food sensitivities should be:
A. calorie restricted C. high fiber
B. elimination of offending substance D. high fat, soft diet
__D___14. A patient with Addison’s disease asks a nurse for nutrition and diet advice. Which of the
following diet modifications is NOT recommended?
A. A diet high in grains C. A high protein diet
B. A diet with adequate caloric intake D. A restricted sodium diet
__B___16. The provision of a person’s nutrient, dietary, and nutrition needs based on a complete
nutrition assessment
A. Medical Therapy C. Therapeutic Diet
B. Medical Nutrition Therapy D. Nutrition Therapy
__A___18. Refers to the food and drink regularly consumed based on individual food habits and/or as
dictated by the needs of treatment when an illness is present.
A. Diet B. Regular Diet C. Street Food D. Beverages
___A__19. If the diet needs to be adjusted to meet specific health and medical condition, they are
called:
A. Modified diet B. House diet C. Test diets D. Fad diets
__B___20. A temporary diet containing foods and fluids that are clear and liquid at room temperature
and is served at frequent intervals (1-2 hr interval)
A. Clear Liquid Diet B. Full Liquid Diet C. Soft Diet D. Dysphagia Diet
__C___21. Provides both clear and opaque liquid foods and some semi liquid at body temperature.
A. Clear Liquid Diet B. Soft Diet C. Full Liquid Diet D. Beverages
__A___22. Especially recommended for surgical patients who must be maintained on a full liquid diet
for longer than 48 hours.
A. High calorie, high protein liquids C. Cold liquid diet
B. Clear water D. Clear soups
__A___23. For patients recovering from trauma or debilitating disease who have impaired ability or
appetite to ingest a completely regular diet.
A. Soft diet B. House diet C. Clear Liquid Diet D. Full diet
__A___25. These diet is a highly individualized diet which allows food based on the client’s swallowing
abilities. It considers both the cause and the types of solid and liquid foods a client can
handle.
A. Dysphagia diets B. Soft diet C. Full diet D. Liquid diet
___A__29. The purpose of the diet is to increase the weight of residue reaching the colon; to increase
intestinal peristalsis, and decrease colonic pressure.
A. High fiber diet B. Low fiber diet C. Cold liquid diet D. Fiber restricted diet
__A___32. Highly individualized diet that is basically a regular diet with the omission of foods known to
cause gastrointestinal discomfort.
A. Liberal bland diet B. house diet C. high calorie diet D. carbs restricted diet
__D___33. This modification is recommended for patients with debilitating conditions or diseases and
any healthy individual for whom a weight gain is beneficial.
A. High carbs diet B. High protein diet C. High fiber diet D. High calorie diet
__A___36. It supplies a minimum of 1.5 gram per kilo DBW or 100 to 200 gram protein daily for adults
and is also basically high in kilocalories to spare protein from being used as energy.
A. High protein diet B. Low protein diet C. High calorie diet D. All of the above
__A___38. It is suggested when the uric acid level in the body is high, unless the patient is on
medication that helps eliminate excess uric acid.
A. Low purine diet B. Low protein diet C. Low carbs diet D.Low fat diet
__B___40. It is designed to limit the total amount of fat in the diet to less than 10-15% of total calorie
intake.
A. Calorie free diet B. Low fat diet C. Carbs free diet D. High fat diet
__A___42. Regulates both the amount and type of fat, especially saturated fat and cholesterol.
A. Fat controlled diet B. Sodium restricted C. High fat diet D. Low fat diet
__A___43. These diet is designed to induce a loss of sodium and water from the body or avoid
excessive sodium retention.
A. Sodium restricted diet C. Fat controlled diet
B. Potassium restricted diet D. D.A.S.H diet
___A__44. Hypergeusia means
A. Heightened taste perception C. Taste blindness
B. Diminished taste perception D. None of the above
__A___45. Small, frequent feedings are preferable to large meals. Often, the mere sight of large
portions can induce nausea and anorexia.
A. Both statements are correct C. Both statements are not rue
B. The first statement is true D. Second statement is correct
__B___48. Soft bland foods, especially cool or cold with high fluid content is given to patients with
A. Xerostomia C. Dysphagia
B. Hypogeusia D. Dysgeusia
__D___49. Recommendations for patients with oral and esophageal pain due to lesions.
A. Avoid highly seasoned, acidic, extremely hot and extremely cold foods that cause
irritation.
B. Give a mechanical soft diet (high calorie, high protein fluids, puddings, finely chopped
or pureed food) that requires minimum chewing.
C. Soak dry foods in liquid such as gravy, sauces, coffee, tea or milk.
D. All of the Above