MNT Study Guide 2 Flashcards

1
Q

GFR 30-59 for 6-12 months; protein 0.6-0.8

A

Stage 3 CKD

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2
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GFR 15-29 for 1-3 months; protein 0.6-0.8

A

Stage 4 CKD

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3
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GFR less than 15, decrease protein 20g

A

Late stage renal disease

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4
Q

Dialysis requirements

A

-Increased protein
-less NA, Ph, Pot

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5
Q

high Phos foods

A

cola, beans, baked goods, corn, peas, milk, seeds

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6
Q

high Pot foods

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potatoes, fish, banana, broc, OJ, meat

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7
Q

high Sod foods

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breads/cereals, meat/processed meat, takeaway (pizza, pasteries, etc)

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8
Q

Refeeding syndrome labs

A

-Low phos
-low cal
-low mag (<0.6 mmol)
-hyperglycemia
-low B1

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9
Q

Refeeding MNT

A

-correct electrolytes first
-slow feeding, 20 kcal/kg/d
-1.2-1.5 g/kg protein

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10
Q

Anorexia labs

A

WBC, RBC, PMP

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11
Q

No less than 1200 cal/day

A

Anorexia MNT

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12
Q

COPD/Steroid deficiencies

A

-Cal
-Vit D
(osteoporosis)
-fatty acids
-amino acids

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13
Q

CF MNT

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-40% or 100 g fat/day
-high salt
-fat sol vit
-PERT (enzymes)

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14
Q

Normal glucose ranges

A

4-7.8 mm/L

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15
Q

Diabetes fasting glucose

A

Higher than 7

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16
Q

GTT diabetes

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Higher than 11

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17
Q

HbA1C diabetes

A

6.5% or higher

18
Q

HbA1C prediabetes

A

5.7-6.4%

19
Q

Hypoglycemia BG

A

below 4 mmol/L

20
Q

Hypogly step 1

A

15 g fast acting carbs

-jelly beans
-half can coke
-half gl fruit juice

21
Q

Effective weight management

A

5-10% of OG weight reduced for 2 years

22
Q

Waist circumference risks

A

94 cm+ (men)
80 cm + (women)

23
Q

Reduced energy diet

A

minus 500-1,000 cal/d
weight loss of .5-1 kg/w

24
Q

Low energy diet

A

max 1,200 kcal/day
weight loss of .3-.5 kg/w

25
Q

Kwashiorkor (protein def) signs

A

-pot belly
-fatty liver
-poor appetite

26
Q

Marasmus (starvation) signs

A

-severe wasting
-bones stick out
-hungry

27
Q

Twins weight gain

A

16-20 kg

28
Q

Trimester 2 WG

A

+330 cal/day

29
Q

Trimester 3

A

+450 cal/day

30
Q

Preg food/nut

A

-+2.5 serves grains
-+1 serve meat
-iron 27
-Ca 1,000

31
Q

1-7 days after birth, high protein

A

Colostrum

32
Q

8-20 days milk

A

transitional milk

33
Q

20+ days milk, 65-75 cal/ml

A

mature milk

34
Q

Breastfeeding only def

A

iron & zinc

35
Q

Baby first food

A

iron!!
fort cereals, pureed meats

36
Q

How often to feed baby

A

-min 6 feeds
-ideal 8-12 feeds/24 hours

37
Q

Listeria considerations

A

-reheat deli meat to 75C
-no precut fruit/salads esp rockmelon
-no soft dairy
-no raw seafood
-no sprouts

38
Q

Listeriosis risks

A

miscarriage, premie, stillborn

39
Q

Iron inhibitors

A

-cal
-zinc
-mag
-copper
-coffee & tea
-phytates

40
Q

Non-heme iron sources

A

-dark leafy greens
-fort cereals, rice
-beans, soy

41
Q

Vit C sources

A

guava
current
red/gr pepp
kiwi
orange
papaya
strawberries
broc
kale