Final Flashcards

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Expert Opinion

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editorial based on opinion; not peer reviewed

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Review of Literature

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may be peer reviewed

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Lab/ Animal Studies

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Controlled conditions; beginning of human research

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Case Series/ Reports

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early research; not controlled

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Case Control Studies

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patient history compared with a comparison group; need to ask if the results are causation or association

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Cohort Studies

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prospective; large group; recruiting for the future without interventions

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Randomized Control Trials

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prospective; expensive; experimental placebo vs. standard dosage

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Systematic Review

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includes published and unpublished studies

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Meta-Analysis Review

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includes published studies; pools information to create a new data set

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Histories in Nutrition Assessment

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Medical/ Health History
Medication/ Drug History (alcoholism)
Socioeconomics
Food/ Nutrition History

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Physical Assessment Techniques

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Inspection: general observation
Palpation: touch
Percussion: sound
Auscultation: listening to body via ear or stethoscope

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Adult HR , Respiratory Rate , BP

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HR: 60-100 bpm
RR: 12-16 bpm
BP:

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Corticosteroids

  • use
  • food interaction
  • monitor
  • example
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  • strong anti-inflammatory drug that can be used to suppress immune system and prevent rejection for organ transplant. Can also help with low blood pressure
  • take with food or mic. Avoid simple sugars. Avoid large intakes of CHO, alcohol and citrus intake. Decrease Na supplements and increase Ca + Vit. D
  • increased appetite; hyperglycemia; weight gain
  • Prednisone
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Diuretics

  • use
  • food interaction
  • monitor
  • example
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  • prevents body form absorbing too much salt. Treats fluid retention
  • take on an empty stomach
  • increase Ca, K + Mg if there is a decrease
  • Foursemide (Lasix) + Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ)
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Anticoagulants

  • use
  • food interaction
  • monitor
  • example
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  • reduces blood clotting
  • limit vit. K consumption
  • do not exceed UL for Vit. A or E. limit supplemental intake of ginger, garlic, ginseng, saw palmetto, gingko, and horse chestnut
  • Warfarin (Coumadin)
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Stromach Medication

  • use
  • food interaction
  • monitor
  • example
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  • relieves pain and irritation caused by gird
  • take with or without food but definitely with 8 ounces of water. caffeine may cause irritation
  • take 2 hours before iron or antacid supplement. increase b12 absorption on an individualistic level, avoid alcohol
  • h2 Cimetidine (Tagamet)
  • Ranitidine (Zantac)
  • Famotidine (Pepcid)
  • Omeprazole (Prilosec)
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IBW Range

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+/- 10% of IBW

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IBW %

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actual weight / IBW x 100

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AIBW

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(actual weight - IBW) x 25% + IBW

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UBW%

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actual weight/ UBW x 100

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BMI

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weight in kg/ (height in m) 2

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BMI Classifications

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  1. underweight = 40
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WHR

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Waist - Hip - Ratio
Male: >1
Female: > 0.8

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Waist Circumference

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Male: >40”
Female: >35”

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LBM
Lean Body Mass | weight - (weight x body fat%)
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FM
Fat Mass | weight x body fat%
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Densitometry
measure of body density; underwater weighing; addition of He added via tank
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TSF
triceps skin fold | [arm circumference - (3.14 x TSF)]2 / 12.56
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% Total Kcals of - BMR - TEF - Activity
BMR: 65% TEF: 7-10% Activity: 15-25%
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Protein Needs
weight in kg x stress factor
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Holliday Segar Infants Children Adults (>3 y. o)
- 100 mL/ kg - [(kg - 100 x 50 + 1000] / kg - [(kg-20) x 20] +1500
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METs
(BMR/24) x (METs) x (time in hours)
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CBC WBC RBC
- Complete Blood Count - White Blood Cell; leukocyte; 5-10 thousand - Red Blood Cell; erythrocyte; hemoglobin and hematocrit
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Hemoglobin | Hematocrit
-Males: 14-18 g/dL Females: 12-16 g/ dL -Males: 42-52% Females: 35-47%
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Albumin | Bilirubin
- accounts for 60% of total serum proteins; 1/2 life of 21 days - clearance of aged RBC which contains hemoglobin
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BUN
amount of nitrogen in your bloods that goes form the waste product of urea
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C-Reactive Protein
helps to identify when acute hyper metabolic period of the inflammatory response wanes
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Creatinine
formed from creatine found in muscle tissue
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Ferritin
storage protein that sequesters iron in liver, spleen. and marrow
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FBG (S)
Fasting blood glucose or sugar
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Glycosylated Hemoglobin
useful in differentiating short term hyperglycemia
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retinol
vitamin a status can be estimated using this serum
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pre albumin// transthyretin
hepatic protein transported in the serum as a complex of retinol-binding protein and vitamin a; half life of 2-3 days
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vitamin D25OH
individual vitamin D status can be estimated by measuring plasma
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Fibrinogen
blood clotting protein
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Plasma Proteins
made by the liver and are required for blood clotting, osmotic pressure, plasma viscosity, and pH support -albumin, pre albumin, total protein, retinol-binding protein, C-reactive protein, fibrinogen
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BUN + Creatinine
Renal function; increase dehydration and poor kidney function
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ALT + AST // ALKALINE PHOSPHATE
liver: elevated levels indicate liver problems
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BILIRUBIN
gallbladder
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AMYLASE // LIPASE
pancreas
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Megaloblastic Anemia
folate deficiency
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Pernicious Anemia
B12 deficiency
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Macrocytic
large cells
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normochromic
normal iron and color
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Microcytic
small cells
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Hypochromic
low iron and color
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``` How often do babies usually eat? How often do older babies usually eat? How many feedings per day is a baby having ? How long is a baby feeding ? How many wet/ dirty diapers per day? ```
-every 2 hours -every 3-4 hours 8-12 -15-20 minutes -8-12 diapers
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Bottle Feeding Intake Assessment
1. 24 hours/ amount of feeding that day= A 2. A x amount of ounces per feeding= B 3. B x calories within feeding (20)= C 4. C/ weight of baby in kg= D 5. D should be in units kcal/kg/d
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Estimating Protein for Bottle Formula
1. Calories form bottle/ 100= A in kg 2. A x scoops of formula= B 3. B/ weight in kg= C 4. C should be in units g/kg/d
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ADIME
A: performed upon the 1st 24 hours of hospitalization; collect data D: PES Statement I: measurable; specific goals assessing what can be done M/E: monitoring and evaluating the progression of the intervention