14 - School Aged Children Flashcards

1
Q

What age range is middle childhood

A

5-9 yr old

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2
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What age is preadolescence

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Girls: 9-11
Boys: 10-12

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3
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Average growth of school aged children per year

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3-3.5kg and 6 cm per year

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4
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What are some growth patterns of school aged children

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  • Growth in spurts
  • Slowed growth rates from earlier stages
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5
Q

How should growth be monitored?

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  • Weight for age (until 10)
  • Height for age
  • BMI for age
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6
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What is rebound adiposity?

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The normal gain in fat mass starting at 6-7 years of age (associated with normal increase in BMI; greater fat mass gain for girls)
- Early rebound adiposity associated with obesity

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7
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How does energy of physical activity change in childhood?

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Contributes more to energy expenditure; becomes more variable.

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8
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How does cognitive and social development look in childhood?

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  • Decreased egocentrism
  • More rational/cause and effect, but still concrete
  • Development of self efficacy
  • Increase importance of peer relationships
  • Greater independence (caretakers should promote autonomy)
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9
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How do eating behaviours change during childhood?

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  • Eat more away from home; independent food choices
  • Family is still strongest influence
  • Influence of peers and environment increases
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10
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What is the diet quality of children 9-13 years?

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  • Average diet quality was around 60
  • 90% in requires improvement; 10% in poor quality
  • Almost none in good quality
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11
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How is energy expenditure/needs estimated in children?

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  • Different formula for M and F
  • Separate formula for 3-8 years and 9-18 years
  • Considers weight, height, age, and physical activity level
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12
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What percentage of 5-11 year olds are overweight/obese?

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  • 19.7% overweight
  • 13.1% obese
  • 1.5% underweight
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13
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How much sitting, sleeping, stepping, and sweating time should 5 -13 year olds have?

A

Sitting: No more than 2 hours
Sleeping: 9-11 hours
Stepping: Several hours
Sweating: At least 60 minutes; 3 days/week of vigorous and bone/muscle strengthening

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14
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Fibre recommendations for 4-8 years and 9-13 years?

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4-8 years: 25g
9-13 year F: 26g
9-13 year M: 31g

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15
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Protein recommendations for children 4-13 years

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0.95g/kg BW

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16
Q

Do children ages 9 -13 years meet the AMDRs?

A

Females generally consume lower (11%) than fat AMDR and males consume higher (12%)

17
Q

What micronutrients are of concern for children 9-13 years (below EAR)?

A
  • Iron
  • Calcium
  • Vitamin D (most below)
  • Vitamin A
  • Zinc (girls)
  • Sodium (majority have intake above UL); Potassium (median intake below AI) due to processed food intake