Nutrition principles as applied to Ca Flashcards

1
Q

what is nutrient requirement

A

universal absolute requirment

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2
Q

what is requirment

A

individual amount that each of us needs - will vary

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3
Q

what is recc. daily intake **

A

amount that will satisfy all but those in the 2 SD mean above (97.5%)

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4
Q

what does eating below the RDA mean?

A

not neccesarily meaning you are insufficiant

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5
Q

4 purposes of dietary standards

A
  1. assist in planning diets
  2. aid in assessing adqeuate diet
  3. aid in planning food supplies
  4. serve as scentific basis for public health
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6
Q

what are 2 methods for determining requirments

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  1. experimental - measure in and out

2. epidemiological

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7
Q

what does RDA not work for

A

calories

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8
Q

what is estimated energy requirement

A

caloric intake needed - should hit 50% of pop

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9
Q

what is target for healthy person

A

RDA

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10
Q

what is target for malnourished person

A

RDA for their ideal body weight

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11
Q

what is target in disease

A

modify according to metabolic need

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12
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3 methods of nutritional assessment

A
  1. biochem. - test for all the stuff
  2. clinical - subject observation - fat, Hx,
  3. anthropomorphic - BMI, skinfold, waist circumferance
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13
Q

what happens in too much protein

A

Ca goes down

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14
Q

what happens in menopause

A

need more Ca

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15
Q

do supplements reverse osteo?

A

no

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16
Q

major source of Ca

A

west - dairy

other - not sure

17
Q

3 types of vit D and their source

A
  1. D3 - cholecalciferol - animal - inert
  2. D2 - ergo calciferol - plant - inert
  3. 1,25 dehyroxy - calcitrol - active form
18
Q

what is vit D RDA

A

600 IU except over 70 - 800

19
Q

3 consequences of low vit D

A
  1. low Ca absorb
  2. high PTH
  3. low bone mineral density
20
Q

what was found in women’ health initiative

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  1. no significant prevention of hip fracture
  2. slight increase in stone
  3. modest protection of bone density
21
Q

4 cancers linked to low vit D

A
  1. breast
  2. prostate
  3. colon
  4. ovary
22
Q

what is potential risk with Ca supplement

A

MI