Clin 1 midterm 1 Flashcards
What are stages of nutrient deficiency progression and how canwe assess each stage
What is the difference betweeen anthropometry and body composition
how can you assess body size and composition
Heght,weight,circumferences, skinfolds, ratios
Anthropometry is used to estimate ___ and design ___
Nutritional status
Intervention
Because body composition correlated with function
Can mesurements performed one time be called reliable?
No, need to perform at least 3 times
Can you determine specific nutrient deficiences with anthropometric measurements?
No
How can you assess the amount of fat in the body
With skinfold thickeness and waist circumeference
What is the proportion of fat, skeleton/skin, extracellular, plasma proteins, viscera, skeletal muscles in the body
How can you identify viscera part
Albumin, TTR (protein made by the liver that helps carry thyroid hormone and vitamin A in the blood), RBP -> proteins secreted by the liver
How many cl is stored in muscle and in fat
Fat- 190 000 kcal
Skeletal muscle- 26k kcal
How can you measure the maount of skeletal muscle
arm muscle circumference (MAMC)
Creatinine height index (CHI)
As a simple model how usually body is broken down
2 compartment (fat and fat-free mass)
3 compartment ( 2 compaartment + bones)
How much weigh the total protein part of the body
12 kg
How height should be measured if standing
Using stadiometer ,barefoot, heels and shoulders touching the wall, Frankfurt plane parallel to the floor)
How height should be measured if the person cannot stand
Knee height (90 degrees in the knee and measure form the knee to the bottom of the heel). From that using the equation to estimate thhe height