Nursing goals for nutritional disorders

The care for nutritional imbalance should first pay attention to adjusting the diet, exercising outdoors more often, and helping to improve the condition through active care.

1. Diet adjustment: There are many reasons for malnutrition, which may be caused by abnormal food digestion or inadequate nutritional intake, which will have a greater impact on the patient's body. In order to help improve it, you should develop good eating habits. First of all, try not to do strenuous exercise before eating. In addition, avoid eating spicy or irritating foods or foods that are not easy to digest when eating. Try to eat light and easily digestible foods. Pay attention to oral care, develop good oral habits, brush your teeth in the morning and evening, rinse your mouth in time after meals, and use gastrointestinal medications to improve care when necessary.

2. Do more exercise: Nutritional imbalance usually occurs in some elderly people, mainly due to gastrointestinal dysfunction. In order to help improve the symptoms, you can do more exercise to help alleviate them. Because the elderly are older, they can choose some soothing exercises and avoid strenuous exercise to avoid damage to body tissues.

In order to prevent the problem of malnutrition from getting worse, we should do the corresponding nursing work on a regular basis and help improve it through various operations.