MATERNAL NUTRITION DURING PREGNANCY Flashcards

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Weight gain for singleton pregnancy

Average (BMI 18.5-24.9)
Under weight (BMI <18.5)
Overweight (BMI 25.0-29.9)
Obese (BMI >29.9)

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Total weight gain:

Average : 25-35 lbs
Under weight : 28-40 lbs
Overweight: 15-25 lbs
Obese: <15 lbs

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Weight gain per trsimester (Singleton pregnancy)

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1st trimester: 1lb/ month
2nd trimester: 1lb/ week
3rd trimester: 1lb/ week

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Calories gain (singleton pregnancy)

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Non-pregnant: 2,200/day
Pregnant:
1st trimester: 2,200/ day
**No increase in calories yet in 1st trimester.
2nd & 3rd trimester: +300 = 2,500/day
Lactating: +500 = 2,700/ day

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Multiple Gestation weight gain
Weight gain for 1st 5 months:

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Weight gain for 1st 5 months:
Twins: 1 lb/wk
Triplets: 1 1/2 lbs/wk
Quadruplet: 2 lb/wk

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Multiple Gestation weight gain
Weight gain after 5 months

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Twins: 2 lb/wk
Triplets: 2 1/2 lbs/wk
Quadruplet: 3 lb/wk

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Multiple Gestation weight gain
Total weight gain

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Twins: 40-50 lb/wk
Triplets: 50-60 lbs/wk
Quadruplet: 65-80 lb/wk

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Multiple Gestation weight gain
Calories per day

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Twins: 3,500
Triplets: 4,000
Quadruplet: 4,500

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Multiple Gestation weight gain
Average length of pregnancy

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Twins: 36 wks
Triplets: 32 wks
Quadruplet: 30 wks

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Protein

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-To support the embryonic fetal growth & development
-prevents pre-eclampsia
-60 g/day

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10
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Carbohydrates

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-For energy
-175g/day

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11
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Iron

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↑RBC Formation

Non-pregnancy: 15-18 mg/day
Pregnant: 27-30mg/day
Twins: 60-100 mg/day

**Caffeinated ↓ Iron absorption

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12
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Vitamin c

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80-100 mg/day

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13
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Folate

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-For cell division
-RBC synthesis
-prevent neural tube defects
-400mcg/day (No Hx of NTD)
-4mg/day (w/ history: 1 month prior of preg)
-until last day of 1st tri: Organogenesis

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Zinc

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-For normal growth & development
-DNA synthesis & immune function
-11-12mg/day

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15
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Fat

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-Tissue formation/ Neuron system/ Eyes
-Omega 6 & 3
-Daily quota of 90g/day

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Sodium

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-1.5-2.3 g/day (Moderate consumption)

17
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Calcium

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-Fetal teeth & bones
-Non-pregnancy: 800mg/day
-Pregnancy: +400= 1,000-1,200 mg/day
-18 y.o. = 1,300 mg/day

> 2,500 mg/day= kidney stones

***Calcium 4 glasses of milk

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Phosphorus

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1,200 mg/day

19
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Iodine

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Non-pregnancy: 150 mcg/day
Pregnancy: +25 = 175 mcg/day
Lactating: 200 mcg/day

20
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Vitamin A

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2,500 IU/day
Teratogenic: >10,000/day

21
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Vitamin D

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400-800 IU/day with sun exposure

22
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Fluids

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3L/ day

23
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Craving for Inedible Food

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PICA

24
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↓Calcium + ↑Phosphorus

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Leg cramps
***Ca+ & Phosphorus Imbalance

25
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↓Fat = ↓Ca+

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↓Fat would mean ↓Ca+ absorption so take Fat soluble vitamins A,D,E,K

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