Exam 4: Nutrition Flashcards

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What are the essential nutrients?

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fats, water, carbs, proteins, vitamins, minerals

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What is the rule of 6 for men?

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106 plus 6 for each inch over 5 ft.

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What is the rule of 5 for women?

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105 plus 5 for each inch over 5 ft.

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How do you find a women’s BMR?

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wt X 10

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How do you find a men’s BMR?

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wt X 11

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What would increase BMR needs?

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exercise, activity, growth, infection, fever

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What would decrease BMR needs?

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aging, prolonged fasting, sleep

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8
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A BMI below 18.5 is considered?

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underweight

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9
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A BMI from 18.5 to 24.9 is considered?

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Healthy weight

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10
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A BMI of 25.0 to 29.9 is considered?

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Overweight

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11
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A BMI of 30 or higher is considered?

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Obese

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12
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What factors affect nutrition?

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Developmental, lifestyle, religious practices, gender, ethinicity&culture, beliefs about food, personal preferences, medication, culture

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13
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What is normal Hgb and what would decreased Hgb reveal?

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12-18; anemia

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14
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What is normal hematocrit? what would decrease and increase Hct reveal?

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40-50%; decreased=anemia increased=dehydration

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15
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What is normal blood glucose?

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70-105

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16
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what is normal Albumin? what would decreased levels reveal?

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3.5-4.8;protein depletion

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17
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what are age related changes affecting nutrition?

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GI activity decreases, metabolism decreases, sense of taste and smell decrease, loss of teeth, change in lifestyle, gastric secretions slowed,

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18
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what is the lack or loss of appetite for food?

19
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what is the eating disorder characterized by episodes of of gorging followed by purging

20
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what is weight greater than 20% above ideal body weight

21
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what is indigestion?

22
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what is difficulty swallowing?

23
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what is vomiting blood?

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hematemesis

24
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what is belching?

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eructation

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what is excessive thirst
polydipsia
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what is accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity
ascities
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what is an alternate form of feeding that involves passing a tube into the GI tract to allow instillation of the appropriate formula
Enteral Nutrition
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what is nourishment provided via IV therapy?
Parenteral nutrition
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what is prescribed for pt. who require nutrient supplementation through a peripheral vein because they have an inadequate intake of oral feedings
Peripheral Parenteral Nutrition
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What would increase a BMR?
exercise, activity, growth, infection, fever
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what would decrease a BMR?
aging, prolonged fasting, sleep
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what is the optimal weight recommended for optimal health?
Ideal Body Weight
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what is a visual exam of the lining of the esophagus, stomach and upper duodenum to diagnose inflammation, tumors or ulcers
Esophagogastoduodenoscopy (EGD)
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how do you prep a pt for an EGD?
NPO for 6-12 hours, consents form,
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what do you for a pt after an EGD?
observe for possible perforation(Fever,pain,dyspnea), check VS q 15 min; NPO til gag reflex returns, normal to have sore throat
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What diet would consist of only foods that are clear and liquid at room or body temperature; consisting of gelatin, fat-free broth, ice pops, clear juices(apple, cran,grape), coffee, tea
Clear Liquid Diet
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What diet would consist of all the items on clear liquid plus what turns liquid at room temp; consisting of milk, pudding, custard, plain frozen desserts, egss, cereal gruels, vegetable juices
Full Liquid Diet
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Where do carbs get absorbed?
Small intestine
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Where does protein digestion begin and end?
Begin in the mouth and ends in the small intestinc
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What is catabolim/ anabolism?
catabolism=breaking down; anabolism=building up
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what fats are solid at room temp?
saturated fats
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what fats are liquid at room temp?
unsaturated fats(found in plants)
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what is another word for gall stones?
cholelithiasis
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what is another word for inflammation of gall bladder?
cholecystitis