Week 3 High Risk Diets Flashcards
what is the perfect diet?
there is no perfect diet, every diet is personal
define epidemiology
study and analysis of the patterns, causes, and effects of health and disease conditions
what is a high risk diet?
habitual food/beverage intatke that is predictive of risk for chronic over-consumption diseases or under-consumption diseases
what are 3 obvious high risk eating patterns
anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, muscle dysmorphia (psychological)
what is metabolic syndrome
a group of conditions (high BP, high cholesterol, excess body fat, high blood glucose) that occur together and increase risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes
what are some diagnostic criteria for anorexia nervosa? 4
weight loss/improper growht
body weight
how do we measure expected body weight? 3
BMI, CDC growth charts (only go up to 20), desireable body weight tables (used in life insurance)
what are some diagnostic criteria for bulimia nervosa?
binge eating followed by inappropriate compensatory behavior (vomiting, fasting, laxative)
Irrational perception of figure/weight status
what is muscle dysmorphia?
AKA Big-orexia
what are some diagnostic criteria of big-orexia 3
obsession with appearance/muscle size,
excessive exercise and mirror viewing, irrational perception of figure
what are EDNOS?
Eating disorders not otherwise specified: any eating disorder that does not fite the criteria of a specific eating disorder (ex woman who exhibits all criteria of anorexia nervosa but has normal menses)
What is Pica? what is it an example of?
eating unusual substances, classified as a EDNOS
what are some diets (eating patterns) that have more favorable health outcomes?
Mediterranean, DASH, Dietary guidelines (myPyramid)
what does the mediterranean diet pattern consist of?
abundance of plant foods
, low red meat, wine,eggs,
moderate chicken, fish, cheese
Fruit as dessert
what is the DASH diet pattern?
Dietary approaches to stop hypertension. increase intake of low sodium and high potassium foods (fruits, veggies, whole grains, lean meat)
significantly reduces BP