Exam 2 Part 1 Flashcards
What are the most common nutritional deficiencies in children?
Iron, calcium, vitamin D, zinc
A child between ages 1-3 require how much iron?
7 mg/d
What are food jags?
Periods of food liking and disliking foods. (Offer new food once a day)
What are GO foods?
Good to eat almost anytime, healthiest (fruit, whole grains, skim milk, low fat yogurt)
What are SLOW foods?
Sometimes food, should not be eaten every day (veggies in fat sauce, fruit juice, white bread, pasta, 2% milk)
What are WHOA foods?
Least healthy, Likely to cause weight problems if ate all the time
(Fired veggies, fired chicken, doughnuts, whole milk, ice cream, chips)
What are some nutritional recommendations for kids with ADHD?
Elimination diets, behavior mod for eating habits, small posits of healthy Whole Foods at regular intervals, limit distractions during meals, possibly supplements with EPA, folate, high fiber, avoid refined sugars and high fat diets
What are some recommendations for preventing chronic diseases in children?
Limit sat fat to 7-10%, ^fruit and veggies, limit extra cals, ^ fiber, encourage ca and vit d beverages, adequate protein, 60 min of exercise a day + 3 days a week of strength training.
What are the fiber recommendations for males aged 9-13?
31 g/d
What are the fiber recommendations for males aged 14-18?
38 g/d
What are the fiber recommendations for females aged 9-18?
26 g/d
What is the average fiber consumed a day in the US?
12-16 g/d
What are the most common nutritional deficiencies in adolescence ?
Iron, calcium, vit D, folic acid
What is the requirement for calcium in adolescence?
1300 mg/d
What is the requirement in adolescence for vitamin D?
600 IU/d