Ateneo - UPO

Nutrients: proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals, water.
Notes on digestion and nutrient absorption.
Food groups and a balanced diet.
Diet therapy in the treatment of the following diseases: obesity, diabetes, dyslipidemia, arterial hypertension and metabolic syndrome.
Diet therapy in the most frequent pathologies: food intolerances and celiac disease, kidney failure and dialysis replacement treatments, liver disease, IBD, pancreatitis.
Diet in patient with Parkinson's disease.
Malnutrition
Nutrition in dysphagia
Artificial Nutrition: enteral nutrition and oral supplements.
Nutrition in the treatment of frailty and sarcopenia
Diet Therapy in Osteoporosis
Nutrition and tumors.
Explanations of some common diets: low-residue diets, light diets, texture-modified diets.

LARN
SIO-ADI Guidelines on Obesity
Italian guidelines for nutrition n healthy people
ESH-ESC guidelines
Chronic kidney injury guidelines
SINPE guidelineson artificial nutrition

To deepen the knowledge on the nutritional needs of patients suffering from pathologies of nutritional interest.
To Allow the learning of fundamental notions on nutritional status such as to formulate diagnoses identified by several Societies, in particular on:
-Obesity and malnutrition
- Deficiency of swallowing.
To know the basis of the prescribed dietary therapies to ensure adequate nursing care to reach the nutritional goals.
- To know the fundamentals of human nutrition. The module allows to have n implications in the professional life of the nurse, allowing a more effective management of the patient's nutritional problems and an easier interaction with the nutritionist.

The student must know pathogenesis, treatment and complications of the most important pathologies.

Lectures (ppt slide, guidelines) & teamwork

No other information

The exam consists of a written test and an oral test.
The written test consists of clinical cases with multiple-choice questions on the topics in the program, aimed at verifying knowledge and understanding of the disciplines of Neurology, Geriatrics, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Dietetic Sciences and nursing skills in the pharmacological field.
Passing this test gives access to the oral exam of Clinical Nursing in Chronicity and Disability.
The oral exam aims to assess the autonomy of judgment, the ability to learn, the communicative ability to expose and make connections between topics. The student must be able to autonomously use diagnostic reasoning and critical thinking, using and correlating the knowledge learned, addressing the in-depth discussion on peculiar care aspects related to two situations of people with disabilities and/or chronicity.

Nutrients: proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals, water.
Notes on digestion and nutrient absorption.
Food groups and a balanced diet.
Diet therapy in the treatment of the following diseases: obesity, diabetes, dyslipidemia, arterial hypertension and metabolic syndrome.
Diet therapy in the most frequent pathologies: food intolerances and celiac disease, kidney failure and dialysis replacement treatments, liver disease, IBD, pancreatitis.
Diet in patient with Parkinson's disease.
Malnutrition
Nutrition in dysphagia
Artificial Nutrition: enteral nutrition and oral supplements.
Nutrition in the treatment of frailty and sarcopenia
Diet Therapy in Osteoporosis
Nutrition and tumors.
Explanations of some common diets: low-residue diets, light diets, texture-modified diets

The student must acquire the principles of human nutrition in many diseases, effectively manage the nutritional plan prescribed by the nutritionist and be able to interact with other professional figures.