Nutrition final 4 Flashcards

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How can osteoporosis be prevented?

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Calcium, weight bearing exercise

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What organs are involved in the formation of the active Vitamin D?

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Skin, liver, kidneys

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3
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What is the age of peak bone density?

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25-30

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4
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What is the average weight of a newborn?

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7.5 lbs

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What is the recommended weight gain during pregnancy (over the length of pregnancy and weekly)

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25-30 lbs in pre pregnancy normal weight – 1lb per week

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where is the weight distributed when pregnant distributed?

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placenta, breasts, amniotic and body fluids, fat stores, baby, muscles to support uterus

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7
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What maternal weight is used to classify the category of weight gain during pregnancy?

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Pre-pregnancy

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What is the structure and role of the placenta?

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Deliver nutrients to the embryo, fetus, carry away waste

Structure is a separate blood supply

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What nutritional problems are seen in pregnancy and their causes,

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Morning sickenss- hormone changes and higher sensitivity to odors

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10
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What are the preventative measures

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Alcohol: fetal alcohol syndrome- no alcohol

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What are the Calorie and protein needs during pregnancy?

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300 (2nd) and 450 (3rd), +25gm protein

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What is the Division of Responsibility?

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Parents offer food (what, when, where), child decides how much

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13
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Infants

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breast or formula feed exclusively for first 6 months; suggested add iron fortified rice cereal as first solid

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Toddlers

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offer the food (what, when and where) but allow the child to decide how much to eat- offering healthy foods using my plate as a guidline, offering small portions appropriate for their age, do not use food as a reward

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15
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Reason for avoiding honey

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clostridium botulinum bacteria- paralysis

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16
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Juice intake

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limit to 4 ounces per day

17
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Avoiding allergies

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offer a new food every three days

18
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Initiation of solids

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6 months when infant can sit up holding head up

19
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Guidelines for Overweight/obese children

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be a role model, provide up to an hour of exercise per day, limit TV/video/computer watching to 2 hours per day

20
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Typical adolescent eating

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more likely to drink soft drink over milk, preference for fast food convenience, low intake of fruits and vegetables, less likely to have 3 healthy meals per day

21
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At what age to include cow’s milk, whole milk vs. 1%/skim milk

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1 year for whole milk, 2 years for lower fat versions ( 1%,2%)

22
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age of growth spurt

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10-11 girls, 12-13 boys

23
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body composition differences for males and females

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males; greater muscle mass, girls increase fat

24
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activity recommendation

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greater than or equal to 60 minutes/day

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What are the fluid needs of an adult?
Minimum of 6 cups
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What are the My Plate guidelines including types of food to each from each food group?
5 or more fruits an dveg, lean meats and beans, 3 servings of low fat dairy, half grain whole
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Difference between appetite and hunger
appetite is emotion driven, hunger is physiologically driven
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What is the average life expectancy and fastest growing age group?
76 males, 81 females and fastest growing age group is the over 85
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What changes are seen in the elderly, including changes in nutrient needs
Decreased lean body mass, decreased bone density, decreased immune function, decreased calorie needs but not lowered vitamin and mineral needs
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In regard to free radicals; what causes their production
normal metabolism, pollution, UV light, toxic subatances (ex smoking
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what damage can free radicals do
Increase cancer risk
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nutritionally how can their damage be diminished? (free radicals)
Eat vegetable oils for vitamin E
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What are the 3 stages of Cancer and their definitions?
Initiation, Promotion, Progression
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Initiation
cell mutates
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Promotion
growth in number of mutated cells
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Progression
mutated cells travel to other parts of the body
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What is the length of gestation in humans?
38-42 weeks
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What are the benefits of breastfeeding
Reduced cost compared to formula, can help promote loss of maternal fat stores gained during pregnancy, assist the uterus to return to pre-pregnancy size, it is NOT an effective contraceptive
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What are the best sources of nutrient information?
Registered dietician, .gov websites, peer reviewed research articles