PATHOGENESIS OF A NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY DISEASE Flashcards

1
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A deficiency state due to
lack of calories and/or
one or more of the
essential nutrients

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Undernutrition

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The development of a disease and the chain of events leading to that disease.

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Pathogenesis

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2
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The physiological state of an individual, which results from the
relationship between nutrient intake and requirements and from the body’s ability to digest, absorb and use these nutrients.

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Nutritional Status

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3
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Indicates a bad nutritional status. Refers to all deviations from adequate nutrition, including undernutrition, overnutrition, and specific deficiencies (or excesses) of essential nutrients such as
vitamins and minerals.

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Malnutrition

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4
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Refers to an excess of
one or more nutrient,
but usually due to an
excess of energy.

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Overnutrition

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5
Q

Low weight for height

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WASTING

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6
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Low height for age

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STUNTING

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7
Q

Low weight for age

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UNDERWEIGHT

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8
Q

Height for age

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NORMAL

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9
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Also known as “hidden hunger”. Occurs when the quality of food people eat does not meet their nutrient requirements, so the food is deficient in
micronutrients such as the vitamins and minerals that they need
for their growth and development.

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Micronutrient Deficiency

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10
Q

An excessive accumulation
of fat

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Obesity

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11
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Body weight in excess of a particular and sometimes
used as an index of obesity

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Overweight

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11
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Forms of Malnutrition: Caused by inability of the body to absorb certain nutrients or
result from a poor diet. Calcium-Vitamin D imbalance

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Imbalance

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12
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Forms of Malnutrition: specific nutrient. Examples: Iron-deficiency Anemia, Vitamin A Deficiency, Iodine Deficiency Disorder

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Specific Deficiency

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13
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Forms of Malnutrition: * Excessive intake of a specific nutrient. Avitaminosis A or Vitamin A

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Toxicity

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14
Q

Related to current state
of nutrition, inadequate
nutrition leading to rapid weight loss or failure to gain weight normally.

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Acute Malnutrition

15
Q

related to past state of
nutrition. Inadequate nutrition over long period of time leading to failure of linear growth

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Chronic Malnutrition

16
Q

wasting

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Acute
Malnutrition

17
Q

stunting

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Chronic
Malnutrition

18
Q

Occurs when one or
more nutrients are
missing from the diet Energy from carbohydrate, fat, or protein. Essential amino acids or fatty acids. Vitamins or minerals

A

Primary Malnutrition

19
Q

Occurs when the supply
of nutrients is adequate
but deficiencies arise
due to Malabsorption,
impaired nutrient use or
storage. Increased needs for nutrients

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Secondary Malnutrition

20
Q

Dietary inadequacy

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Dietary

21
Q

Decreased level in reserve tissue
store

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Biochemical

22
Q

Decreased level in body fluids

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Biochemical

23
Q

Decreased functional level in tissues

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Biochemical/Anthropometric

24
Q

Decreased activity of nutrientdependent enzyme or mRNA for some protein

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Biochemical/ Molecular techniques

25
Q

Functional change

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Behavioral/ Physiological

26
Q

Clinical symptoms

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Clinical

27
Q

Anatomical sign

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Clinical

28
Q

The feeling of discomfort from not
eating. Natural process

A

HUNGER

29
Q

Suffering/death caused by hunger. Extreme form of malnutrition

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STARVATION