Nutrition and Fluid: breast feeding, formula feeding, nutritional disorders, malnutrition, electrolytes Flashcards by Max Kam | Brainscape

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Daily infant calory requirement

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Daily infant macronutrient requirement

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Breast feeding physiology

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Breast milk content

WHO recommendation for feeding duration

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Benefits of breast feeding
- to infant
- to mother
- to family
- to society

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Disadvantages of breast feeding

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Breast feeding C/I

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Compare nutritional values of mature breast milk vs formula milk

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Specialized infant formulas

Examples

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Breastmilk weaning advice

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Nutritional support for children with chronic illness

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Assessment of growth disturbance
Key milestones of growth

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Define underweight, stunting, wasting, failure to thrive

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Failure to thrive

Physiology of normal nutritional uptake

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Gut development in early infancy

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Causes of failure to thrive
- Poor nutrition

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Causes of failure to thrive
- Increase caloric requirement

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Failure to thrive

History taking questions
P/E

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Failure to thrive

Investigations

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Management of failure to thrive

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Dietary and behavioural advice for failure to thrive

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Vitamin D

Source
Processing
Function

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Vit D deficiency

Clinical presentation

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Rickets

Definition
Causes

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Rickets

S/S

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Rickets

Ix
Mx
Prognosis

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Vitamin A

Source
Deficiency
Clinical outcome

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Vitamin E
Source
Deficiency cause
Clinical outcome

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Vitamin K

Source
Deficiency
Clinical outcome

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Vitamin B1,2,3

Source
Cause of deficiency
Clinical outcome

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Vitamin B5,6,12

Source
Cause of deficiency
Clinical outcome

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Vitamin C, folate

Source
Cause of deficiency
Clinical outcome

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Malnutrition

Assessment of nutritional status

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Malnutrition

Types
Management

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Distribution of total body water

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Daily ion/ salt requirement

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Define mild, moderate and severe volume depletion

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Clinical presentation of mild vs mod vs severe volume depletion

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Maintenance fluid calculation

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Pre-existing and ongoing fluid loss calculations

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Calculate water and Na replacement for 7kg infant ill for >3d, currently 6.3kg (10% dehydration). Na+ 137mmol/L

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Calculate water and salt replacement for 7kg infant ill for >3d, currently 6.3kg (10% dehydration). Na+ 115mmol/L
HypoNa dehydration (HypoNa < 130mmol/L)
controlled rate of correction at ≤10-12mmol/L/24h

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Calculate water and Na replacement for 7kg infant ill for >3d, currently 6.1kg (10-15% dehydration47). Na+ 160mmol/L
HyperNa dehydration (hyperNa = Na >150mmol/L)
controlled rate of correction at ≤15mmol/L/24h over 48h

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