Intro to Nutrition & Dietary Guidelines Flashcards

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3 applications of nutrition in medicine

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  1. public health
  2. ambulatory medicine
  3. nutritional support/ in-patient
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2
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components of nutritional assessment

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  1. history
  2. anthropometrics: non specific but sensitive
  3. Physical Exam
  4. Biochemical Exam: Specific but not sensitive
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3
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what component of the nutritional assessment is non specific but sensitive?

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anthropometrics

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4
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what component of the nutritional assessment is specific but not sensitive?

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biochemical exam

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5
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5 test to use on biochemical exam

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1 albumin
2 pre-albumin
3 transferrin
4 CBC with lymphocytes
5 specific nutrient levels
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6
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qualitative vs semi quantitative

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qualitative

  • open ended
  • focused

semi quantitative

  • 24hr recall
  • diet record
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7
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DRI

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dietary reference intake

-emphasis shift from preventing deficiency to decreasing risk of chronic disease through nutrition

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8
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EAR

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Estimated average Requirement

  • Used for groups
  • adequate in 50% of individuals in a life state/group
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9
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RDA

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recommended dietary allowance

  • individual
  • adequate in 95-97% of individuals in a life stage/group
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10
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two factors contributing to readiness to change

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importance + confidence

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11
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who do dg’s apply to?

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healthy public >age 2

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12
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Americans eat too little 6

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green/orange vegetables
fruit
legumes
whole grains
low fat dairy
seafood
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13
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Americans eat too much 4

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solid fat
added sugar
refined grains
sodium
caloric intake > energy expended
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14
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4 key messages in DG

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  1. balance calories to manage weight
  2. be active your way
  3. foods to increase
  4. foods to decrease
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15
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foods to reduce as much as possible 3

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trans fat
solid fats and sugars
refined grains

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16
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specific numbers foods to increase 1

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whole grains at least 50% of grains consumed

17
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general categories foods to increase 5

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  • vegetables/ fruits ~ variety
  • food with potassium, fiber, CA, vit D
  • milk proteins
  • variety of proteins
  • seafood
18
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foods to substitute 2

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proteins with lower solid fat

oils instead of solid fats

19
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5 numbers specific foods to reduce

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¬ Sodium