Meal replacement

Question 1

FF categories 3

Answer 1

special dietary use, ex)pregnancy

Question 2

category 4

Answer 2

medical foods perscribed/reccomended by MD, not natural foods

Question 3

Category 5

Answer 3

specified conventinal foods, catch-all category, usually no clinical trials/weak evidence

Question 4

Authorized health claim

Answer 4

-evidence
-reduction of disease”may or might”
-condition dependent
-limits on amount of fat and Na in food
-not allowed for children less than 2

Question 5

Authoritative health claim

Answer 5

manufacture can make claim based on scientific evidence from US government

Question 6

qualified health claim

Answer 6

emerging evidence, wording must indicate limited evidence

Question 7

Daily fiber intake

Answer 7

14 g for every 1000 calories consumed, increase fiber intake slowly every cuple days

Question 8

How to manage fiber side effers

Answer 8

increase water consumption, careful with carbonated beverage intake and gum chewing

Question 9

Who should use caution when increasing fiber intake?

Answer 9

poor GI motility, including narcatic induced dysmotility

Question 10

Enteral formula

Answer 10

semisynthetic formula for oral consumption or through feeeding tube,

Question 11

oligomeric formula

Answer 11

require minimal digestion, “predigested”, made up of free amino acids, hydrolyzed proteins, less complex carbs, can’t drink

Question 12

modular formula

Answer 12

single macronutrient

Question 13

specialty formula

Answer 13

polymeric or oligomeric, optimize nutrition for certain health conditions, requires medical supervision