CHAPTER 10 Flashcards
factors affecting nutrition of elders:
illness- _______, nutrient _____________, medications
appetite
absorption
factors affecting nutrition of elders:
____ income/ income ______
low
changes
factors affecting nutrition of elders:
death of ______
spouse
appetite changes with grief/ _______
loneliness
factors affecting nutrition of elders:
physical changes:
______ & ________ changes affecting appetite
taste
smell
_______ problems with dental issues
chewing
______ absorption of nutrients with age changes
less
less able to get out to _______ for food
shop
harder to prepare for
one
the other spouse may have been ________ cook
primary
less able to ___ to cook, _____ recipes, labels
see
read
______ calories needed
fewer
how many calories per day?
1200-1600
_____ is the most essential element in the body
water
over ____ nutrients play a role in health
40
caloric requirement ______ with age
diminish
elders have _____ body water
less
elders have a higher chance of
dehydration
proportion of body fat
increases
muscle mass
decreases
how many quarts does a healthy elder need
1 1/2-2
how many grams of protein for women 50+
46
how many grams of protein for men 50+
56 grams
protein needs are increased in times of ______ or during _____
stress
recovery
carbohydrates
simple & complex
complex carbs
beans, potatoes, grains
simple carbs
sugar
cholesterol is only in _____ products, our ____ makes what it needs
animal
liver
no more than ___ % of calories should be from fats
30
fiber in grams for men 50+
30
fiber in grams for women 50+
21
fiber is the _______ part of the plant
indigestible
soluble fiber
oats, beans
helps with heart disease
insoluble fiber helps with
constipation
fiber lowers ________ level
cholesterol
fiber stabilizes blood _______ levels
glucose
fiber decreases risk of
diverticulosis
diabetes
heart disease
cancer
dysphagia
difficulty in swallowing
physiological factors
disability from chronic illness, dental problems, food intolerances
psychological factors
emotional states
educational factors
may not know nutritional information or may not be able to read
economic factors
money for food
living arrangements
living alone, transportation, mobility
cultural attitudes and behaviors
generational behaviors
environmental factors
available community nutrition programs, distance from shopping, transportation, geographical location, climate, cooking or refrigeration facilities available
oral and dental problems can be associated with
poor nutrition