List of Recommended Diets for Selected Disease Condition


List of DietOne of the responsibilities of a nurse is to inform and implement the client diet.

Restrictions in food selection, increasing intake of liquids, or even reinforcing NPO status are ultimately helpful to the client’s prognosis and overall care.

Below is a list of diets prescribed or recommended for each condition.

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Disorder/ConditionRecommended Diet
Acid and Alkali IngestionNPO
Acute CholecystitisNPO to rest the gallbladder
Acute Intestinal ObstructionNPO
Acute renal diseaseLow Protein, high-calorie, fluid-controlled, sodium-controlled, potassium-controlled
Chronic renal diseaseLow Protein, low-sodium, fluid-restricted, potassium-restricted, phosphorous restricted
Cirrhosis with hepatic insufficiency or encephalopathyLow Protein, sodium-restricted, fluid-restricted
ConstipationHigh-fiber and increased fluids
COPDSoft, high-calorie, low-CHON, high-fat, small frequent feedings
Dengue Hemorrhagic FeverAvoid dark colored foods
Diabetes InsipidusLow sodium
Diabetes MellitusDiabetic Diet (Well-balanced diet)
DiarrheaLiquid, low-fiber, regular, fluid and electrolyte replacement
Gallbladder diseasesLow-fat, calorie-restricted, high-protein
GastritisLow-fiber, bland diet
Gouty Arthritis and HyperuricemiaLow purine diet
HepatitisRegular, high-calorie, high-protein
HyperlipidemiasFat-controlled, calorie restricted
Hypertension, heart failure, coronary artery diseasesLow-sodium, calorie restricted, fat-controlled
Kidney stonesIncreased fluid intake
MAO-I TherapyTyramine restricted (preserved foods)
Nephrotic syndromeSodium-restricted, high-calorie, high-protein, potassium-restricted
ObesityCalorie-restricted, high-fiber
OsteoporosisIncrease in calcium
PancreatitisLow-fat, regular, small, frequent feedings; tube feedings or total parenteral nutrition
Peptic ulcerBland
PeritonitisNPO
Pregnancy and HypertensionLow salt, high calcium diet
StrokeMechanical soft, regular or tube feeding
StrokeNPO
Systemic Lupus ErythematosusLow salt diet
UnderweightHigh calorie- high protein
VomitingReplacement of fluid and electrolytes

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