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NUTRITION Flashcards

1
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The most practical and pertinent guide in evaluating nutritional status in children is:

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Regular or periodic follow up of weight and height

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Colostrum is produced over the first 2 days of lactation. The secretion has higher protein and lower fat and lactose than mature human milk. Likewise, it is especially rich in:

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IgA

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3
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The whey-to-casein ratio in mature human milk is about

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3:2

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4
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Foremilk

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released at the start of feeding; watery; HIGH LACTOSE AND PROTEIN

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5
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Hindmilk

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released as feeding progresses until towards the end of feeding; creamy; HIGH FAT (5X MORE THAN FOREMILK)

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FIRST 0-7 DAYS

  • 37-84 mL/day; D1-2 of life
  • Watery (>80% water)
  • protein-rich
  • High in Ig/protective factors: lactoferrin, lysozyme
  • Na, vit A/K & growth factors
  • Low levels: fat & carbohydrates
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COLOSTRUM

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7
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  • Between colostrum & mature milk
  • Rising levels of macronutrients
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TRANSITIONAL MILK

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  • D 10-14 of life
  • Colostrum content + high fat & lactose
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MATURE MILK

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9
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o produced when breastfeeding frequency decreases

o reverts to being more like colostrum

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INVOLUTIONARY MILK

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BREAST MILK COMPOSITION

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  • casein to whey ratio - low
    • 10:90 in early milk
    • 40:60 in mature milk
    • 50:50 in late lactation
  • fat globules bound by membranes rich in:
    • phospholipids – cell growth & brain development
    • cholesterol – facilitates myelination of the CNS
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11
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Breast milk has MORE compared to Formula milk except

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§ Iron

§ Vit D

§ Vit K

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12
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Definitive test for GERD

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esophageal pH probe

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13
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management for intractable GERD, refractory esophagitis & strictures, with morbidities from chronic pulmonary disease (recurrence rate of 14%)

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Fundoplication

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14
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Which of the following is an absolute contraindication to breastfeeding?

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nfant with galactosemia

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CONTRAINDICATIONS TO BREASTFEEDING

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  • Galactosemia
  • Septicemia
  • Active TB
  • Breast Cancer
  • Malaria
  • Substance Abuse
  • Severe neurosis or Psychosis
  • HIV
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16
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Micronutrient deficiency that presents with Vesiculobullous, eczematous, dry scaly or psoriasiform lesions symmetric perioral, sacral, and perianal areas; Chronic diarrhea, Stomatitis, Glossitis, Irritability, superinfection

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Zinc

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17
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Generalized scaly dermatitis; Alopecia, Thrombocytopenia, Failure to thrive

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Essential Fatty Acids deficiency

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18
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Edema, erythema and burning of sun exposed skin on the face neck hands on butterfly distribution dermatitis around the neck; Diarrhea, dementia

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Niacin (Pellagra) / Vit B3

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19
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Alopecia with neurological symptoms

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Biotin / Vit B7

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20
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This is seen in what condition?

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Vitamin A deficiency

“BItot SPot”

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21
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Disease of growing bone which occurs in children only before fusion of the epiphyses

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Rickets

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22
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“rachitic rosary” and “Harrison groove” are seen in what disorder?

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Rickets

* Widening of the costochondral junctions leads to “rachitic rosary”

* “Harrison groove” is a horizontal depression along the lower anterior chest due to pulling of the softened ribs by the diaphragm during inspiration

23
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This is seen in what disease?

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Rickets

* Windswept deformity (valgus deformity of 1 leg with varus deformity of the other leg)

24
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Treatment of Rickets

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Vitamin D 300,000-600,000 IU orally or IM as 2-4 doses over 1 day (Stoss therapy)

  • Either strategy should be followed by daily Vit D intake of 400 IU/day as a multivitamin
  • Adequate dietary calcium & phosphorus
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26
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Angular cheilosis (perleche) and Glossitis (magenta tongue) are associated with?

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Vit B2, Scurvy and Zinc deficiency

27
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This is seen in what deficiency state?

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Vit B3 deficiency

” Casal Necklace “

28
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Mothers who have been long term users of high estrogencontaining contraceptives may have lower levels of _____ and need supplements of 20mg/day

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Vit B6

29
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Microcytic anemia, cheilosis, glossitis, dermatitis

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Vit B6 deficiency

30
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This is seen in what deficiency state?

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Vitamin C deficiency (Scurvy)

  • “scorbutic rosary” at the costochondral junction & depression of the sternum
  • Angulation of the scorbutic beads is sharper than the rachitic rosary
31
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  • Bluish, purple spongy swellings of the mucous membranes esp. over the upper incisors
  • Other symptoms: swollen joints, purpura and ecchymoses, poor wound & fracture healing
  • perifollicular hemorrhages, hyperkeratosis of hair follicles, “corkscrew hair”
  • X ray changes: distal ends of long bones with a ground-glass appearance
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Scurvy

32
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Most micronutrients in breastmilk are not affected by maternal diet/status. _____ and _____ are affected by maternal status.

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Vitamin D and Iodine

33
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full-term neonates are born with sufficient stores of ____ and ____ that are enough for the first 6 months of life.

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Iron and Zinc

34
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Bowlegs or knock knees Caput quadratum, Periosteal osteoid Craniotabes Ping pong ball sensation Rachitic rosary, Pigeon chest Harrison groove

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Vit D Deficiency

35
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“White line” on end of shafts, Scorbutic rosary/beads

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Vit C deficiency

36
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Pellagra, Casal necklace, Pellagrous glove and boots, Glove and boots lesion

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Niacin (Vit B3) deficiency

37
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Perleche

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Vir B2 deficiency

38
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Bitot spots, Xerosis conjunctivae, Xerosis cornea

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Vit A Deficiency

39
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Hyperostosis, Absence of metaphyseal changes

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Vit A Intoxication

40
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A deficiency of this trace element is associated with skin ulcers, reduced immune response and hypogonadal dwarfism:

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Zinc

41
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Irritability, pruritus, painful extremities, with brawny swelling, coarse hair, dry skin, seborrhea and increased intracranial pressure is seen in

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Hypervitaminosis A

42
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In a Southwestern town in Mindanao, children are fed mostly with corn as staple. The most common vitamin deficiency encountered in these children is:

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Niacin

43
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In children with malnutrition, the most seriously compromised immunologic function is:

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Antibody production

* One of the macronutrients severely affected in malnutrition are proteins (think Kwashiorkor). Therefore, problem in proteins → problem in antibodies.

44
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anthropometrics useful to assess Wasting and Acute malnutrition

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Weight for height

45
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§ Measures linear growth

§ Represents cumulative impact of adverse events

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Height for age (length for age if <2)

46
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For malnutrition, the term we are looking for is WASTING. Only three parameters can be used depending on age of patient:

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Weight for length/height, MUAC, BMI

47
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Differentiate kwashiorkor and marasmus

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48
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Severe wasting is extreme thinness diagnosed by

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weight-forlength (or height) below −3 SD of the WHO Child Growth Standards

49
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children ages 6-59 mos, a mid-upper arm circumference ____ also denotes extreme thinness

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<115mm

50
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Hallmark of REFEEDING SYNDROME

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severe hypophosphatemia

51
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BMI PERCENTILE FOR AGE

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52
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  • Rare complication of extreme exogenous obesity in which patients have severe cardiorespiratory distress with alveolar hypoventilation & a decrease in pulmonary, tidal & expiratory reserve volumes
  • Polycythemia, hypoxemia, cyanosis, cardiac enlargement, CHF, somnolence
  • Weight reduction as rapidly as possible
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PICKWICKIAN SYNDROME

53
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Treatment goal for obesity

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Weight maintenance

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