Clinical Applications of Nutrition Basics Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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What is the recommendation for an adult for vegetables/day?

A

4 vegetables/day

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What is the recommendation for an adult for fruits/day?

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2 fruits/day

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3
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What is the result of vitamin C deficiency?

A

scurvy

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4
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What are PE findings assoc w/ scurvy?

A
inflamed gingiva
petechia
hemorrhage
**impaired wound healing
hyperkeratosis
bleeding into body cavities
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5
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What is recommended protein amt/day?

A

5 1/2 oz per day

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What are better fats?

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poly & mono-unsaturated (liquid) fats

seafood, sunflower/olive oils, walnuts & pine nuts, sunflower & pumpkin & flax seeds

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What are bad fats?

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saturated fats & trans fat

animal fats, solid fats (margarine), coconut oil

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8
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What is the Mediterranean diet?

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largely plant based

minimal intake of red meat & refined food

includes red wine

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What is a good plant based source of Ca2+?

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darky leafy veggies
tofu
broccoli & cauliflower
beans & lentils

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What is a good source of vitamin D?

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mushrooms (good for vegans)

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11
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What do egg whites contain?

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protein

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What do egg yolks contain?

A

vitamins A, D, B3, B6 & B12

good for vegetarians

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What is the major difference between Mediterranean style & vegetarian style diets?

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nuts, seeds & soy products are greater in vegetarian diet

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Vegetarian and vegan diets are at risk for what kind of deficiency?

A

B12 (cobalamin)

only in meat products

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15
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What is salt directly related to?

A

blood pressure & fluid retention

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16
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What is the current recommendation for salt intake?

A

less than 2300mg/day

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17
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What was reduced the most in the Dash diet study?

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limiting Na to 2300mg lowered blood pressure & LDL cholesterol

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What is the Dash diet?

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focuses on:

low fat foods
limit foods high in saturated fats
avoid sugar-sweetened beverages & sweets

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19
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What is the ingredient list on a food label?

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descending order of what predominates in the item

NOT nutritional info

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20
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What must nutrition labels include?

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serving size
total calories
vitamin D, K+, Ca2 & Fe

21
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What does reduced sodium mean?

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at least 25% less sodium than in the original product (which had too much sodium to begin with)

22
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What does no-salt added mean?

A

no more salt was added

does NOT mean that there is no salt in the product

23
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What does light in sodium mean?

A

at least 50% less sodium than regular product

24
Q

What aids in the absorption of vitamin A?

A

regular salad dressing (modest portion) b/c vitamin A is a fat soluble vitamin

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What might nutritional deficiency be for pt w/ trouble seeing @ night?
vitamin A
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What foods should pt include in diet to improve night vision?
dark green & yellow veggies, tomatoes
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Which foods include lots of vitamin C?
fruits & vegetables
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Which foods include lots of vitamin E?
wheat germ, avocado, almonds
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Which foods include lots of calcium?
dairy products, dark leafy vegetables, broccoli
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Where does vitamin A deficiency affect vision?
major component of rhodopsin & idopsin
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What conditions lead to vitamin A deficiency?
conditions that impair fat absorption
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What is an important question to ask for weight loss?
What have you tried in the past?
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What is important to ask about current habits?
What do you eat? When do you eat? What is your activity level?
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What should be included in food diary?
write everything down | include serving sizes
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What is included in diet history?
24 hr recall typical day food diary food frequency
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How can you counsel a pt on serving size?
thumb is a tablespoon cup hand is 1/2 cup palm of hand is serving of protein/meat for day
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What is crucial for weight loss?
exercise! exercise needs to be outside of routine
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What is important for counseling pts on weight loss?
goal setting | burning or avoiding 500 calories/day=1 pound lost/week
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What is the biggest component of goal setting?
writing it down
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What should you counsel pts to eat when want to lose weight?
increase more raw fruits & veggies (b/c take up space & take time to eat) cut down on fats
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What is minimum that pt should do for losing weight?
count fruits/vegetables you eat every day
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What does a healthy diet look like? (for losing weight)
eating a wide variety of colors eating more whole grains limit fat intake (& eat good fats) count fruits & vegetables (6-9/day) avoid processes & fast foods
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What foods are high in fat & carbs/sat?
processed & fast foods
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What is important for pt to develop good nutrition plan?
dietician/nurse counselor regular check in w/ provider support system
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What does low sodium mean?
140mg of sodium or less per serving
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What does sodium free mean?
less than 5mg of sodium per serving
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What does fat-free mean?
less than 0.5mg of fat per serving
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What does trans fat free mean?
less than 0.5g trans fat per serving may still contain 0.49g of trans fat