Body weight and intuitive eating unit summary Flashcards

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what is the definition of hunger

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physiological drive to eat

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what is the definition of appetite

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psychological drive to eat

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what is the definition of satiety and what hormone helps contribute to this feeling

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The feeling of being full which can be triggered by many things like stretch receptors in the stomach that can trigger the release of cholecystokinin which contributes to satiety

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4
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what percentage of calories burned is BMR

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50-60% of calories burned is BMR

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5
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what percentage of calories burned throughout the day is activity

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about 30-50%

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what is the thermic effect of food

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the amount of energy the body uses to digest absorb and metabolize food

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what percentage of calories burned throughout the day is the thermic effect of food

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about 10% of total consumed energy

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8
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how much higher is RMR than BMR

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RMR is about 10% more calories than BMR

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9
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what is the main difference between ARFID and Anorexia Nervosa

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people with ARFID do not have a distorted body image while people with anorexia nervosa do

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10
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what are the 10 principles of intuitive eating

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-Reject the diet mentality
-Honor your hunger
-Make peace with food
-Challenge the food police
-Respect your fullness
-Discover your satisfaction factor
-Honor your feelings without using food
-respect your body
-Exercise
-Honor your health
Really Helpful Minds Can Really Discover Healthy Real Exercises Here

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11
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what is the definition of food sovereignty

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the right of people to healthy and culturally appropriate food produced through ecologically sound and sustainable methods

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What are the main principles of the planetary diet

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emphasizes a more plant based diet with whole grains fruits and veggies and less meat and dairy

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13
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what is the DASH diet and what are the main components

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Dietary approach to stop hypertension and it consists of eating more fruits, veggies and whole grains

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what is the mind diet and what are its main components

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Mediterranean + DASH diet and is a diet that specifically focuses on improving brain health

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What is the portfolio diet

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A diet that focuses on eating more plant based with the intention of lowering cholesterol and the risk for heart disease

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16
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what is a nurses role as a health care professional for the topics of exercise and nutrition

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Referral
Educate
Provide resources
continuing education

17
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What are the 4 course themes

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-Evidence based and non judgmental knowledge translation about nutrition
-Nourish the body and soul
-All food fits and how you eat is as important as what you eat
-grace and kindness