Nutrition Flashcards

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What are the main determinants of health?

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What are the 5 social determinants of health?

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  1. Economic Stability
  2. Education
  3. Social & community context
  4. neighborhood and build environment
  5. health & health care
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What are the deterinants of healthy eating [some scientific evidence to support these findings]?

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social support & modeling

availability/access of healthy vs non-healthy foods

SES

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4
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are medical schools providing enough training on nutrition?

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probably not

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5
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What is the leading cause of death related to nutrition?

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CVD –> #1 [24%]

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What is/are the leading contributor of premature death?

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  1. diet and physical inactivity
  2. tobacco
  3. alcohol
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7
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What are the top 3 preventable causes of death?

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  1. smoking
  2. HTN
  3. overweight
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8
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what is the minimum goal for improved nutrition

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eat more/variety of fruits and vegetables every day

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9
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What is the optimal goal of nutrition?

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use a detailed/evidence based diet [aka rework every aspect]

  • examples include:
    • mediterranean diet
    • portfolio diet
    • DASH diet
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10
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What are food system factors leading to obesity…?

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since 1950s, corporatization of american food system has:

  • placed economic benefits over health
  • government subsidizes meat & dairy products [majority, 74%]
    • while nuts.veggies are only given 2%
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11
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Industrial food production methods have negatively impacted what?

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  • environment & animal habitats
  • water
  • pesticide residues, H’s, endocrine disrupters, chemicals
  • antibiotic resistant bacteria
  • global climate change
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12
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What are the dirty dozen?

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heavily pesticide grown vegetables

apples, peaches, celery, potatoes, cherry tomatoes, snap peas, spinach, cukes, strawberries, sweet bell peppers, grapes, nectarines, [also hot peppers, and collard greens]

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13
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What are the clean fifteen?

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low pesticide foods

asparagus, avocados, cabbage, cantaloupe, cauliflower, eggplant, grapefruit, kiwi, mangoes, papayas, onions, pineapples, sweet corn, sweet peas [frozen], sweet potatoes

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14
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what is the Preservation of Antibiotics & Medical Tx Act?

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PAMTA

  • directs FDA to phase out medically important antibiotics unless demonstrated to not promote resistance
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15
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What can be a more effective way to limit food-related carbon/climate footprint?

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if each household:

-shifts 1 day/wk of calories from redmeat & dairy –> chicken, fish, eggs, or veggies

***may reduce GHG more than buying all locally sourced food

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16
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how should we define healthy food?

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defined by not only nutritional quality, but equally by food system that is economically viable, environmentally sustainable, & supportive of human dignity and justice

17
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how much did the mediterranean diet decrease risk of [high-risk] ppl developing CVD?

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30%

18
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according to this lady, what shoudl we eat?

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whole foods

mostly plants- limit all animal products

moderation

as locally as possible

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