Diet products that do not contain dyes, preservatives or GMOs can be transferred to the hospital. The list of products permitted and prohibited for consumption within the walls of a medical facility can be found at the entrance to the hospital department.
Instructions
Step 1
Before carrying a "transfer" to a patient, it is necessary to know in advance his diagnosis and the name of the department in which he lies. Because if a patient lies with a fracture, then he does not need a special diet, and he can eat whatever he wants. But if a person lies with an ulcer or suffers from other gastrointestinal diseases, then the list of permitted products can be significantly reduced. However, in whatever department the patient is lying, there is a certain set of products that are prohibited for use within the walls of a medical institution. You can familiarize yourself with it immediately at the entrance to the department.
Step 2
What kind of food can be transferred to the hospital? You can't go wrong if you decide to cook your loved one, who is being treated at the hospital, mashed potatoes and steamed cutlets. Cutlets are preferably made from lean meats such as beef, rabbit or poultry. It is not forbidden to bring fish, but it is better if it is not river, but sea with a minimum amount of bones. Patients after abdominal operations on the first day are not allowed to eat at all, and after that they are recommended to start with chicken broth. Fruits, vegetables and dairy products during this period are also prohibited for use.
Step 3
If you go to visit a woman in labor, then at the entrance to the maternity hospital, an employee of a medical institution may halve your "transfer", since new mothers cannot do much of what is allowed for ordinary patients. You should not buy kilos of chocolate, cookies, waffles and other products in colorful packages containing dyes, GMOs and chemicals. A woman who has recently given birth has been prescribed a strict diet, which permits the use of only natural products: no-frying soups and oil, pasta, low-fat meat and fish, dairy products, in particular, cottage cheese, as well as all kinds of cereals. Fruits of all shades and varieties are likely to be confiscated from you at the checkpoint.
Step 4
If the patient has not reached the age of 3 years, then a sparing diet is also indicated. You can't go wrong if you bring special baby food to the hospital: vegetable, meat and fruit puree, juice, yogurt and cottage cheese. If the baby is breastfed, then the problem will disappear by itself, and if artificially, then you can bring the mixture that he ate at home.
If your loved one is in the infectious disease ward, then you will have to limit yourself only to homemade dishes. Stew or steam vegetables, boil a piece of chicken with buckwheat or porridge.
Step 5
Whatever department the patient is in, you cannot bring alcohol, pickles and pickles, perishable foods, mushrooms, spices, sausages, fresh juices, raw eggs and pastries to him. In any department of the hospital, only diet food is prepared. You can pamper your loved one only with such food, the only difference is that it will be prepared with loving hands and in the way he likes.
