Dietetics for Nurses

Dietetics for Nurses
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Fairfax T. Proudfit. Dietetics for Nurses

Dietetics for Nurses

Table of Contents

PREFACE TO SECOND REVISED EDITION

PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION

APPENDIX

SECTION I. FOOD AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE

CHAPTER I. FOOD

COMPOSITION OF THE FOODSTUFFS

THE INDIVIDUAL FOODSTUFFS AND VITAMINE FACTORS

CARBOHYDRATES

FATS

PROTEINS

WATER

MINERAL SALTS

VITAMINES

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER II. THE FUEL VALUE OF FOOD

EFFECT OF HEAT AND COLD UPON THE FOODSTUFFS

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER III. THE FOOD REQUIREMENTS OF THE BODY

FACTORS DETERMINING THE FOOD REQUIREMENTS OF THE BODY

Food Allowances for Healthy Children[23]

Calories per Pound of Body Weight per Day.[24]

Average Rate of Gain per Week, for Normal Children

PROTEIN REQUIREMENTS

MINERAL REQUIREMENTS

The Diet of a Child Should Contain for Every 1000 Calories Furnished by the Foodstuffs,

The Diet Each Day Should Contain:

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

SECTION II. LABORATORY OR DIET KITCHEN WORK

CHAPTER IV. METHODS OF FEEDING IN NORMAL AND ABNORMAL CONDITIONS

SPECIAL DIETS

THE TRAY

ADULTERATION OF FOOD

METHODS USED IN THE PREPARATION OF FOOD

CARE OF ICE-BOX AND CONTENTS

RULES GOVERNING SELECTION OF FOOD

THE CARE OF FOODS AND UTENSILS

METRIC MEASURE

Units of Weight

Household Weights and Measures

Percentage Calculation

THERMOMETRY

FOOTNOTE:

CHAPTER V. FOOD MATERIALS AND THEIR PREPARATION

Albuminized Milk

Albuminized Milk Shake

Milk and Ginger Ale (or Sarsaparilla)

Milk Punch

Peptonized Milk

Peptonized Milk Punch

Buttermilk (Bulgarian)

Cocoa

Plain Junket

Junket Ice Cream

Plain Vanilla, Lemon, or Almond Ice Cream with or without Egg White[39]

Frozen Custard

Lactone Buttermilk

Malted Milk (1)

Malted Milk (2)

Malted Milk Chocolate or Cocoa

Milk or Cream Soups

Milk or Cream Sauce for Soups

Cream of Asparagus (1)

Cream of Asparagus (2)

Cream of Potato

Cream of Spinach, Celery, Peas or Carrots

Oyster Soup

Eggs

Fruit Beverages

Orangeade

Albuminized Orangeade

Albuminized Lemonade

Pineappleade

Albuminized Grape Juice

Egg White and Mint

Cream, Egg and Vichy

Coffee

Plain Eggnog

Coffee Eggnog

Panopepton or Liquid Peptonoid Eggnog

Malted Milk Eggnog

Foamy Omelet

Coddled Eggs

Soft-Cooked Eggs

Poached Eggs

Creamed Egg on Toast

Egg Nest

Soft Custard

Baked Custard

Caramel Custard

Floating Island

Cereals and Breadstuffs

Corn Meal Gruel

Farina

Rice (1)

Rice (2)

Milk Toast

Cream Toast

Wine Panada

Oatmeal Cookies

Baked Tapioca

Orange Tapioca

Apple Tapioca

Brown Betty

Starchy Desserts

Rice Custard

Orange Rice Custard

Snow-Balls

Tapioca Custard

Sponge Pudding

Sunshine Cake

Angel Food Cake

Cereal Pudding

Sauces for Puddings

Foamy Sauce

Wine or Fruit Sauce

Hard Sauce

Foamy Sauce

Sauce for Puddings

Meats

Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Fish and Shellfish

TABLE

Cuts of Lamb and Mutton

Broths and Soups

Standard Broth. Beef, Veal, Mutton, or Chicken

Clam or Oyster Broth

Clam Broth

Beef Juice

Chicken Jelly

Calf’s-foot Jelly

Broiled Quail or Squab

Birds à la Bain-Marie

Chicken (one-half)

Roast Chicken, Turkey or Duck

Sweetbreads

Broiled Oysters

Beefsteak

Lamb or Mutton Chops

Veal Cutlets

Bacon (1 Slice)

Fish

Fish Steaks, Stuffed with Oysters

Lobster or Crab

Hollandaise Sauce

Vegetables and Fruits

Peas

String Beans

Spinach

Carrots (with Cream Sauce or Butter)

Baked Potato (White)

Creamed Potato

Potato Stuffed with Meat

Scalloped Potatoes

Vegetable and Fruit Salads

Cucumber

Tomato (No. 1)

Tomato (No. 2)

Fruit Salad (No. 1)

Fruit Salad (No. 2)

Tomato Jelly

Whole Tomato Stuffed with Rice

Broiled Tomatoes

Stewed Tomatoes on Toast

French Dressing

Mayonnaise Dressing

Gelatin Jellies

Lemon Jelly

Orange Jelly

Grape Juice Jelly

Wine Jelly

Water Ices

Lemon

Orange

Grape Juice

Method of Mixture

Apricot

Strawberry and Raspberry

Currant

Lemon Cream, or Milk Sherbet

Miscellaneous Desserts

Nut Charlotte

Orange Charlotte

Snow Pudding

Prune or Prune Fig Whip

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER VI. INFANT FOODS AND FORMULAS USED IN ABNORMAL CONDITIONS

Formulas Used In Feeding Infants

Whey

Barley Water

Oat Water

Albumen Water with Brandy

Beef Juice

Malt Soup

Buttermilk Mixture for Infants

Eiweissmilch[45] (Protein or Albumen Milk)

FORMULAS USED IN DIET FOR CONSTIPATION

Prunes and Figs

Conserve

Bran Gems (No. 1)

Bran Gems (No. 2)

Bran Biscuits

Bran Cookies

Nutrient Enemas[46]

No. 1. Milk and Egg

No. 2

No. 3

No. 4. Singer’s Enema

No. 6

No. 7. Milk and Starch Enema—Von Leube

Malted Milk Enema

Normal Saline Solution

Formulas Used in Diabetes[47]

* Bran Agar Wafers

* Agar Jelly

* Spinach and Egg Salad

* Mayonnaise Dressing

Cellu Bran Crackers

** Olmsted Brancakes

** Soya Manna Muffins

** Noodle Soup

** Chicken Supreme

** Salisbury Steak

** Veal Bird

** Salmon Molded

** Cabbage Soufflé

** Celery Ramekins

** Baked Onion

** Squash Pie

** Spice Cookies

Cream of Cauliflower

Tomato Bisque

Spinach Soup

Vegetables

Boiled Corned Beef With Cabbage and Other Vegetables[48]

Parsley Butter

Neufchâtel Cheese Salad

Cheese Salad

Tuna Fish Salad

Egg Salad

Tomato Aspic

Bread Substitutes

Bran Biscuits, or Muffins

Diabetes Muffins[49]

Lister Muffins

Bran Biscuits for Constipation

Casoid Flour and Bran Muffins

Lister Flour and Bran Muffins, or Biscuits

Soya Meal and Bran Muffins[50]

Almond Biscuits

Cocoanut Flour

Cocoanut Biscuits

Spanish Cream

Lister Cream Puff

Custard

Snow Pudding

Jellies

Lemon

Irish Moss Pudding

Orange

Wine

Method for Fruit Jellies

Wine Jelly

Ices

Lemon

Orange

Ice Cream

Nut Charlotte

Orange Charlotte

FOOTNOTES:

SECTION III. THE HUMAN MACHINE

CHAPTER VII. THE HUMAN BODY

TABLE OF ENZYMES[54]

Source and Action of Enzymes

DIGESTION (CHEMICAL)

ABSORPTION IN THE LARGE INTESTINES

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

SECTION IV. DIETO-THERAPY

CHAPTER VIII. PREGNANCY AND LACTATION

DIET IN LACTATION

SUMMARY

LACTATION

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTE:

CHAPTER IX. INFANT FEEDING

TABLE

NORMAL INFANT FEEDING

TABLE

SCHEME FOR FEEDING NORMAL INFANTS

Whole Milk Method

SCHEME 2

For Feeding Well Babies

Vegetable Soup

THE FEEDING OF PREMATURE INFANTS

PROPRIETARY FOODS

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER X. CARE AND FEEDING OF INFANTS AND CHILDREN IN ABNORMAL CONDITIONS AND IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES

DISEASES DUE TO ERRORS IN DIET

ENTEROCOLITIS

DIARRHEA

CONSTIPATION

SCURVY

RICKETS

MALNUTRITION

SUMMARY

SCARLET FEVER

DIPHTHERIA

WHOOPING COUGH

MEASLES

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XI. THE FEEDING OF ADULTS IN DISEASES OF THE GASTRO-INTESTINAL TRACT

ACUTE AND CHRONIC GASTRITIS

HYPOCHLORHYDRIA

HYPERCHLORHYDRIA

ACUTE GASTRITIS

CHRONIC GASTRITIS

GASTRIC ULCERATION

GASTRIC CANCER

SUMMARY. FACTORS INDUCING GASTRIC DISTURBANCES

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XII. DISEASES OF THE INTESTINAL TRACT

ACUTE AND CHRONIC DIARRHEA (CATARRH), ENTEROCOLITIS, DYSENTERY, CONSTIPATION, APPENDICITIS, CHRONIC CONSTIPATION, AUTO-INTOXICATION

ACUTE ENTERITIS (DIARRHEA)

CHRONIC ENTERITIS

ENTEROCOLITIS

ACUTE DYSENTERY

CHRONIC DYSENTERY

APPENDICITIS

CHRONIC CONSTIPATION

AUTO-INTOXICATION

SUMMARY

DIARRHEA

ENTEROCOLITIS

DYSENTERY

APPENDICITIS

CHRONIC CONSTIPATION

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTE:

CHAPTER XIII. FEVERS IN GENERAL

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTE:

CHAPTER XIV. TYPHOID FEVER

LIQUID DIET

SOFT OR SEMI-SOLID DIETS

Diet List Used in High Calorie Diets for Typhoid Fever

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XV. DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT

TUBERCULOSIS, PNEUMONIA, AND TONSILLITIS

TUBERCULOSIS

CHRONIC TUBERCULOSIS

PNEUMONIA

TONSILLITIS

SUMMARY

TUBERCULOSIS

PNEUMONIA

TONSILLITIS

PROBLEM

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XVI. DIETETIC TREATMENT BEFORE AND AFTER OPERATION

PREOPERATIVE FEEDING

CONDITIONS REQUIRING SPECIAL DIETS

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XVII. URINALYSIS

QUANTITATIVE TEST FOR SUGAR

Benedict’s Qualitative Solution

Fehling’s Solution

Haines’s Solution

Benedict’s (Quantitative) Solution

TESTS FOR ALBUMEN

HELLER’S TEST FOR ALBUMEN

TEST FOR INDICAN

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XVIII. ACUTE AND CHRONIC NEPHRITIS

Low Protein Diet[115]

Protein Free Diet

Widal’s Diet[120]

HALPIN’S SALT-FREE NEPHRITIC DIET

KARELL CURE

CONVALESCENT NEPHRITIC DIET[122]

CHRONIC NEPHRITIS (BRIGHT’S DISEASE)

HEDINGER-SCHLAYER-MOSENTHAL DIET[129]

ADDED UREA AND SALT TEST

CHRONIC INTERSTITIAL NEPHRITIS

FULL NEPHRITIC DIET (NITROGENOUS FOODS RESTRICTED)

TABLE

Salt Content of Food[133]

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XIX. DISEASES OF THE HEART

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XX. DIABETES MELLITUS

Diabetic Test Diets[139]

Diabetic Diets[140]

FAST

SCHEDULE FOR TREATMENT AND METHODS OF DETERMINING FOOD TOLERANCES

TABLE[145] Strict Diet

TABLE[146]

TABLE[148]

CARBOHYDRATE-FREE MENUS

TABLE

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XXI. DISEASES OF THE LIVER

CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER

GALLSTONES

DAILY DIET SHEETS

SUMMARY

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTE:

CHAPTER XXII. GOUT, OBESITY, EMACIATION

OBESITY

OBESITY DIETS AND CURES

Reducing Diet for Obese Women[162]

Author’s Reducing Diet

OBESITY MENUS

EMACIATION

Emaciation Diet Sheet

SUMMARY

GOUT

OBESITY

EMACIATION

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XXIII. OTHER CONDITIONS MORE OR LESS AFFECTED BY DIET

PTOMAINE POISONING, ACIDOSIS AND PELLAGRA

PTOMAINE POISONING

ACIDOSIS

PELLAGRA

SUMMARY

ACIDOSIS

PELLAGRA

PROBLEMS

FOOTNOTE:

APPENDIX

TABLE I[165]

Edible Organic Nutrients and Fuel Values of Foods[166]

FOOTNOTES:

TABLE II[167]

Ash Constituents of Foods in Percentage of the Edible Portion

FOOTNOTES:

TABLE III

Showing 100-Calorie Portions of Some Common Foods—Together with Their Protein, Nitrogen, and Mineral Content[171]

FOOTNOTES:

TABLE IV

Composition and Fuel Value of Most of the Foods Used in the Invalid Dietary

FOOTNOTES:

TABLE V[177]

Vitamines in Foods

FOOTNOTE:

Heights and Weights for Children Under Five Years of Age

Height and Weight Table for Boys

About What a BOY Should Gain Each Month

Height and Weight Table for Girls

About What a GIRL Should Gain Each Month

Scale for Judging the State of Nutrition in Children, Prepared by Professor Pirquet[178]

FOOTNOTE:

THE NUTRITIONAL INDEX—THE “PELIDISI”

ADDENDA TO INDEX

INDEX

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