Foods that are high in protein and calories are provided, such as whole milk, ice cream, butter, peanut butter, etc. This diet should be accompanied by a nutrition supplement of choice order. Nutrition Care Manual Ketogenic Diet Used with some patients for the treatment of epilepsy./A Low Phosphorus Diet This diet is typically part of a renal diet order but is also used with any individual with elevated phosphorus levels resulting from dietary intake of phosphorus. It restricts intake of high phosphorus foods such as milk products, poultry, fish, meat, eggs, grains and legumes.
The Gaines County library was opened in Seminole in 1958, the same year the county courthouse was extensively renovated. The city continued to grow in the 1950s, reaching a population of 5,737 by 1960, then temporarily declined to a population of 5,007 in 1970.
Latitude/Longitude of Seminole County, FL (Centroid): 28.7169785362046, -81.236303960149 Show on Map: Bounding Box of Seminole County, FL (NWSE): 28.879227, -81.459728, 28.610277, -80.986868 Show on Map: Dimensions of Seminole County, FL: Seminole County, FL is 28.6 miles wide and 18.6 miles tall: Seminole County, FL Land Coverage: 309.5 sq. miles (90%) Seminole County, FL Water Coverage: 35.8 sq. miles (10%) Total Land and Water Area Covered by Seminole County, FL: 345.3 sq. miles: Population of Seminole County, FL (2010 Census): 422,718: Density of Seminole County, FL (2010 Census): 1,224.21 / sq. mi. Housing Units in Seminole County, FL (2010 Census): 181,307: People per House in Seminole County, FL: 2.3