Nutrition Flashcards
Biological determinants impacting food choice
Hunger, appetite, and taste
Economic determinants impacting food choice
Cost, income, and availability
Physical determinants impacting food choice
access, education, skills (cooking), and time
Social determinants impacting food choice
Culture, family, peers, and meal patterns
Psychological determinants impacting food choice
mood, stress, and guilt
Less than 1 in 10 children and adults eat the recommended amounts of ____________
vegetables
4 in 10 adults and 1 in 7 adults (idk) eat the recommended amounts of __________
fruits
SNAP members purchase less _________________ and 40% more __________________
fruit, vegetables, and whole grains; sugar-sweetened beverages
Signs of good nutrition
toned and well-developed body, ideal body weight, smooth skin, clear, bright eyes, glossy hair, and alert facial expression
Individuals who are undernourished have limited:
work capacity, immune function, mental activity, and ability to recover from illness
Malnutrition occurs when:
an individual lacks the nutrients necessary to meet demand
Pt populations at risk for having poor nutrition
older and malnourished, overweight/obese, recovering from surgery, presence of wound/pressure ulcer, and comorbidities (such as DM)
Warning signs to help determine if someone has poor nutrition
Disease, eating poorly, tooth pain/mouth pain, economic hardship, reduced social contact, multiple medications, involuntary weight loss/gain, needs assistance with self care, and elder years > 80
The physical therapist can positively influence patients/clients nutritional status by _______________________
directing them to reliable, user-friendly, and evidence-based educational resources on nutrition
PTs should have knowledge of:
Population-based nutrition trends and data, overweight and obesity guidelines, and basic nutritional information and resources