anemia nutrition Flashcards

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iron-rich foods

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  • 23.8 mg: clams, 3 oz cooked
  • 1-16 mg: fortified cereal, 1 c
  • 13.2 mg: tofu, 0.5 c firm
  • 11.2 mg: clams, 0.25 c canned
  • 5.3 mg: beef liver, fried, 3 oz
  • 5.0 mg: molasses, black strap, 1 Tbsp
  • 5.0 mg: baked beans, 1 c
  • 3.8 mg: oysters, cooked, 1 oz
  • 2.9 mg: sirloin, 3 oz
  • 2.8 mg: baked potato with skin
  • 2.6 mg: shrimp, 3 oz
  • 1.8 mg: black beans, boiled, 0.5 c
  • 1.6 mg: chickpeas, canned, 0.5 c
  • 0.9 mg: turkey breast, 3 oz
  • 0.9 mg: whole wheat bread, 1 slice
  • 0.9 mg: chicken breast, skinless
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importance of folic acid and B12

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  • both needed for body fxn and normal growth
  • deficiency causes megaloblastic anemia
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causes of folic acid deficiency

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  • poor diet
  • poor absorption
  • ↑ need: growth or pregnancy
  • some meds
  • some dz
  • alcoholism
  • oral contraceptives
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s/sx of folic acid defiency

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  • poor growth
  • smooth, red and painful tongue
  • GI problems: diarrhea, constipation
  • no appetite
  • fatigue
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folic acid-rich foods

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  • meat
    • liver
    • chicken giblets
    • kidney
    • egg yolk
  • legums
    • dried beans
    • split peas
    • soya products
    • almonds
    • nuts
  • starches
    • whole grain bread
    • wheat flour
    • potato
    • sweet potato
  • fruits/vegetables
    • spinach
    • beets
    • brussels sprouts
    • broccoli
    • cabbage
    • asparagus
    • bananas
    • oranges
    • peaches
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avoiding folic acid deficiency

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  • include folid acid-rich foods in diet
  • eat fruits and vegetables raw when possible
  • avoid alcohol
  • take supplement, eat more folic-acid rich foods if pregnant
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causes of B12 deficiency

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  • diet with no meat or animal products
  • poor absorption
  • some dz
  • GI surgery
  • oral contraceptives
  • smoking
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s/sx of B12 deficiency

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  • nerve damage
  • numbness and/or tingling in hands and feet
  • weakness in legs
  • pale skin
  • poor memory
  • poor muscle coordination
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B12-right foods

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  • liver
  • beef
  • mutton
  • chicken
  • pork/ham
  • fish
  • whole egg
  • milk
  • cheese
  • yorgurt
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avoiding B12 deficiency

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  • eat more high-B12 foods, especially liver
  • supplements for vegans
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