Nutritional Requirements Of Groups 🧚‍♀️ Flashcards

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What are the issues with the UK diet?

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  • too much snacking, fast food, processed foods, high salt, too big portions, sedentary lifestyle, low fibre, low fish and vegetable
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High fibre foods

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Whole grain pasta, rice, bread, bananas, lentils, oats, bananas, raspberries

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Tips for a healthier diet

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  • base meals on starchy foods
  • variety of f and v (canned, frozen, fresh)
  • more fish
  • more active
  • less sat fat
    -more fibre, eat whole grains
  • less salt
  • eat breakfast
  • lots of water
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How to be healthier when preparing foods

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Dry frying, low fat produce (butters, meats), hide f and v, whole meals, don’t add salt.

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What is the difference between an allergy and an intolerance

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Allergy is easier to diagnose due to visible defects like rashes
Intolerance causes diarrhoea and bloating etc

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What nutrients to elderly people need more of?

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-more vitamin C + A for the immune system
- iron for haemoglobin to deter anaemia and have healthy blood
- vitamin B12 to help reflexes to reduce chances of injury
- calcium to maintain bone strength
-protein for repairing body tissues

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How does an elderly lifestyle differ to adults

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Sedentary, alone, goes shopping less, cook less, eats less, forgetfulness

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Adults eating advice?

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Eat well guide

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What can babies not eat

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Seafood, high salt, honey, choking hazards like whole nuts

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What is weaning

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When babies are slowly introduced to solid foods

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What to babies drink in first year

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First 6 months is combo of breast and formula milk

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What is formula milk for babies?

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A milk rich in iron to mimick breast milk.

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What is lactose intolerance

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When there’s a shortage of the enzyme lactase in small intestine so that the sugar in milk (lactose) can’t be digested

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Symptoms of lactose intolerance

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Cramps, vomiting, bloating,

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What are the repercussions of a nut allergy? (What is it, treatment, symptoms)

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An anaphylactic reaction to allergen in nuts.
Treated with a adrenaline injection
Troubles with breathing due to leaking blood vessels which can be fatal

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What do females that are lactating need to eat more of?

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Higher calories for rich milk supply, more fluids to produce milk, high calcium diet so milk is nutritious

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What can lactating females not eat?

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Alcohols, fish, caffeine

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What should pregnant woman eat more of?

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Folic acid supplements to reduce spinal defects chances, iron for babies blood supply, high protein, calcium and VD rich. Eat 300+ calls

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Adolescents nutritional needs

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Increasing calories for energy for growth and Brain function, girls rich in iron for menstruating, calcium for growing bones, low fat and sugars to avoid tooth decay and positive energy balance, high fluids for sweat loss

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What should toddlers eating habits be like vs a babies

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Higher calorie due to rapid growth needing energy, balanced diet, suitable portions, interesting colours and want to hold their own food so easy to hold

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Toddlers diet

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5 portions f and v, 3 portions dairy and 2/3 portions of protein

22
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What is coeliac disease

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A gluten intolerance

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Why can gluten not be digested properly in a coeliacs body?

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The villi in the small intestine is damaged so there is less nutrient absorption

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What is gluten

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The protein found in wheat, barely and rye

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What are symptoms of coeliac disease

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Bloating, tiredness, diarrhoea