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Nutrition in Aging Flashcards

1
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when does bone density increase until?

A

30-35 years

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2
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when does your body composition change?

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31-50 years

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3
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when does testosterone drop?

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40-50 years, weight gain due to less exercise

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4
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what happens when you get older? (51-70 years)

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exercise can offset decline in muscle mass
immune system weakens
ability to taste and smell food decreases
saliva and gastric secretions decrease
GI upset more of an issue

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5
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SIRT 1

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longevity protein

associated with increased healthspan

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6
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what induces/restricts SIRT1?

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caloric restriction, red wine, purple grape juice and other antioxidants induces
overnutrition inhibits

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7
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what are the physiologic changes in body composition?

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sarcopenia (prevent with weight bearing exercise)
sarcopenic obesity
sedentary death syndrome
(minimum 150 moderate intensity exercise/week)

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8
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what happens to smell and taste when we age?

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decreases as we age
medications can also change taste and smell acuity
watch added sodium

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9
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what are oral physiologic changes as we age?

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tooth loss, dentures, xerostomia cause chewing issues

focus on soft, pliable foods

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what are some physiologic changes in the GI?

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dysphagia with neurologic conditions
decrease gastric mucus production (ulcers)
decrease absorption of Ca and Zn
achlorhydria in 30% older adults (ca, B12 deficiency)
diverticulosis and constipation

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11
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what are some physiologic changes in the CVD as we age?

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low sodium diets

disease of lifestyle

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what are some neurologic physiologic changes as we age?

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slight cognitive decline can affect ability to eat, chew and swallow

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13
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pressure ulcers

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increase protein to 1.2-1.5 g/kg/d
protein needs to be 30-35kcal/g/d
replace micronutrients as necessary

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14
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age related macular degeneration

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diet rich in carodenoids and zinc can delay

stay at healthy body weight and don’t smoke

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15
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glaucoma

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caused by HTN, diabetes and CVD

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16
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cataract

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diet high in antioxidant can delay

limit UV exposure

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17
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diabetic retinopathy

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control blood glucose

18
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what are the macronutrients we need to be concnerned about as we age?

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protein= .8g/kg body weight
carbs- 45-64% calories 
men need 30g/d of fiber
women need 21 g/d
restriction of lipids can decrease quality of life (20-35%)
water
19
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how much water should we encourage?

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6-8oz cups per day

20
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how much caffeine has a diuretic effect on younger individuals?

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~500mg

21
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how much caffiene increases the likelihood of urinary incontinence?

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> 200mg/d

22
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how much caffeine increases men’s likelihood of moderate/severe UTIs?

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> 250mg/d

23
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what micronutrients do we need to watch as we age?

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vitamin B12
vitamin D
folate
calcium
potassium
sodium
zinc
24
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how intake of vitamin B12 is associated with what?

A

achlorohydria

25
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low vitamin D can lead to?

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impaired synthesis from skin and renal issues

26
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what should be monitored if you are supplementing folate?

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B12

27
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what helps decrease BP?

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potassium

28
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hypernatremia?

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common due to excess salt and dehydration

29
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zinc aids in what?

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immune function, sense of taste, wound healting

30
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what carbs accelerates aging?

A

glucose

31
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what carbs extends lifespan?

A

low glycemic index

32
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what proteins accelerate aging?

A

animal rptein

processed red meat

33
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what proteins extend lifespan

A

plant protein

34
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what fats accelerate aging?

A

saturated and trans fat

35
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what fats extend lifespan?

A

unsaturated fats

36
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what should we be doing with calories?

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limit calories, especially at night

stop eating when 80% full

37
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blue zone motto?

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breakfast like a king
lunch like a prince
dinner like a pauper

38
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where is the best place to get carbs?

A

whole plants (vegetables)

39
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are oils or solid fats better for you?

A

oils

40
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when do you need more protein? less?

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50-65= weight in lbs/3
>65= more is better
41
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blue zone foods

A 
beans
greens
sweet potatoes
nuts
olive oil
oats
barely
fruits
green/herbal teas
tumeric
42
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how can you help yourself get healthier?

A

surround yourself with the right people

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