Infant Flashcards
(100 cards)
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What were the millenium developmental goals?
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UN Initiative 2000-2015
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When do we use WHO vs CDC growth charts?
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WHO CDC >24 months
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Why use the WHO growth charts?
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- for
- Growth of BF infant is standard
- Better description of physiological growth in infancy
- Based on high quality study aimed at developing growth charts
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What is stunting?
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Low height for age (2 SD)
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When does stunting start?
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•before birth ( poor maternal nutrition)
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Why does stunting occur?
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- Before birth: poor maternal nutrition
- Poor feeding practices
- Poor food quality
- Frequent infection (–> slowed growth)
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What is wasting?
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Low Weight for Height
by 2 SD
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Definition of underweight
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Low Weight for Age
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Major contributor to under-five deaths?
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Undernutrition
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Interventions to prevent undernutrition?
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•Breast feeding within one hour of birth•Exclusive breast feeding through 6 mos•Adequate complementary feeding•Micronutrient supplements
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Why is breastfeeding recommended?
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•Bonding•Nutritional value•Availability•Different effects on metabolism•Self regulation•More open to variety of tastes (formula always tastes the same, BM flavor varies w/mom’s diet)
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Why is formula used?
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As a substitute for human milk
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How is formula regulated in the U.S.?
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•Carefully controlled by FDA
- –Nutrients (sugar, fat and protein)
- –Safety
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Preparations of formula on the market
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Ready to feedPowderConcentratemake sure you ask how they prepare their formula - ensure doing correctly
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Why is iron fortification recommended in formula?
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•Rationale–Meet hgb needs after maternal stores depleted (RBCs last 120 days - after 4 months needs restoring)–Increase stores prior to whole cow’s milk: Prevent IDA–Improve alertness, ability to interact and learn
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Iron absorption from breast milk vs formula?
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•50% of iron absorbed from breast milk
•12% of iron absorbed from formula
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How much iron in iron fortified formulas?
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- Iron fortified formulas contain 10-12 mg/l
* Low iron formulas discontinued (were used for fussy babies - no evidence and deprives of needed Fe)
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Formula recommendations for non-breast fed term healthy babies?
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–Start on CM formula at 20cal/oz–Iron-fortified formula–0-12 mos
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What is DHA/ARA and why is it being added to formulas?
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newer ingredients•DHA(Omega-3)/ARA (Arachidonic acid)–Structural fats found in brain and retina–Better cognitive and visual development (until 18 months)–Now all formulas fortified
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Why are prebiotics being added to formula?
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to help develop the immune system
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Rationale for avoiding palm oil in formula?
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Improved calcium absorption w/o palm oil
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What are the various types of formula on the market?
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•Cow’s milk•Soy protein•Partially hydrolyzed•Elemental•Lactose free•AR•DF•Preterm•Specialty•Follow-up
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Contents of Cow’s Milk Formulas
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•Sugar – lactose•Protein– cow’s milk•Minor differences in whey/casein ratios•Non-nursing babies started on CM formula
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Brands of Cow’s Milk Formula available? Position of AAP?
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•Similac, Enfamil, Good Start, store brands•AAP – no statement supporting brand
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What is different about Similac Organic formula?
•Meets USDA criteria: 95% free–Hormones–Antibiotics–Other chemicals
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How is does Similac organic compare to non-organic similac?
•Same nutrition as other Similac•DHA, ARA supplements•AAP – no benefit to organic BUT:–Lower exposure to pesticides–Meats not treated with antibiotics
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2012 Position of AAP on organic foods?
•no benefit to organic BUT:–Lower exposure to pesticides–Meats not treated with antibiotics ( resistance)–No large studies to prove better–Higher costs to families
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What age group os Similac Newborn intended for?
Birth to 3 months
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Benefits of Similac Newborn?
–27 oz. provides all Vit D (vs 32 oz)• no need for supplement–Whey-casein (60-40) ratio more similar to BM in first 6 mos
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When and why was soy-based formula introduced?
•1929- intolerance to CM formula
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Brands of soy-based formula?
•All brands equivalent–Prosobee–Isomil–Alsoy
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Is soy formula iron fortified?
yes
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Calories /nutrition in soy based formula vs cow's milk formula?
Same caloriesBUT recent studies call into question nutritional adequacy and safety
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Composition of soy'based formula?
•CHO sources–Sucrose–Corn syrup solids–Maltodextrin•Protein: soy•Fats from vegetable oil•Iron fortified, zinc fortified•Meet vitamin, mineral, -lyte specs
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What are phytoestrogens?
•Non-steroidal estrogens (isoflavones)found in soy
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What are potential negative effects for kids of phytoestrogens?
–Sexual development and reproduction–Neurobehavioral development–Immune and thyroid function•No conclusive data re kids or adults
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What are potential benefits of phytoestrogens to adults?
–Coronary artery disease–Some cancers •No conclusive data re kids or adults
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Why was soy based formula previously used in diarrhea?
If diarrhea, gp off formula, use a kind of ORS, then titrate up on soy. Theory had washed lactase out of system w/diarrhea and thus not give lactose. Recent info does not hold this up. •Similac Soy Expert Care DF: plays on this belief
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Should soy based formula be used for recovery from AGE?
•Most infants OK with breast or CM formula during recovery from AGE
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Should soy based formula be used in preterm infants?
NO.•Serum phosphorous lower•Alkaline phosphatase higher•Degree of osteopenia increased even with Ca and D supplements
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Relationship between soy formula and cow's milk sensitivity
•Cross reactivity to soy protein if enterocolitis from CM formulas–Bloody diarrhea •High incidence of sensitivity to CM AND soy–25% –5% 6-12 mos
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Indications for Soy Formula
•Disorders of carbohydrate metabolism–Galactosemia ( newborn screening)–Primary lactase deficiency ( very rare)•Family’s desire to avoid animal products
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Benefit of soy formula in colic?
•10-20% of 0-3month old infants with “colic”•Calming attributed to sucrose and fiber in soy•Controlled studies – no differences in soy or CM
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What formulas are marketed for colic?
•CM protein partially broken down = partially hydrolyzed–Similac Sensitive–Carnation Good Start–Enfamil GentleEase•Reduced lactose•Marketed for fussiness and gas
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Rule of 3s for colic
“3 weeks old, 3 hours a day, 3 months”- normal!Doesn’t mean they need treatment, have gerd, etc
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What percentage of infants have a CM protein allergy?
2-3%
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Types of CM protein allergy reactions
•IgE mediated reactions (antibody-mediated)•Non IgE mediated (cell- mediated)
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Immediate response (IgE) to CM protein allergy?
–Urticaria–Angioedema–Vomiting–Acute flare of eczema–Severe GI symptoms•Bloody mucousy stools
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Delayed response to CM protein allergy
–Irritability–GER–Atopic dermatitis–Enteropathy
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Diagnosis of CM protein allergy
–Positive skin prick–Positive serum specific IgE
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Prognosis for CM protein allergy
•75% outgrow by 3 yrs•90% outgrow by 6 yrs
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MGMT recommendations for CM protein allergy, BF and non
•Anaphylaxis rare•Breast feeding encouraged•Management if symptoms con’t with BF:–Mom to avoid all milk products–Read labels!!–Try for 2-4 weeks
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When to use elemental formulas?
•If–careful nursing–CM or (?) soy formula tried•And–still severe symptoms
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Brands of elemental formulas?
•Alimentum•Nutramigen•Pregestimil–Fat malabsorption and protein allergy
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When should you see improvement on elemental formulas?
2-4 weeks
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How long to use elemental formulas
Continue at least until 12 months
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What is a super hypoallergenic formula?
•Neocate /Elecare–100% free amino acids–No intact proteins–Lactose free
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When to use a super hypoallergenic formula?
•Multiple food protein intolerances•Soy and protein hydrolysate not helpful–Previously only available by prescription, now OTC.
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What is a lactose free formula?
•Cow’s milk formula–No lactose – corn syrup solids for CHO–Promoted for “non-specific formula intolerance”– Same calories/oz as standard formulas
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Why is a lactose free formula questionably necessary?
LI is not usually present at birth
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Why do preterm infants need special formulas?
–low body stores of nutrients–deficient bone mineralization–accumulated energy deficit
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Formulas available for preterm infants?
–Enfacare Lipil –Neosure
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How many calories per ounce in preterm infant formulas?
–22 calories/oz
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How long should preterm infant formulas be used?
–Recommended until 9 months, often stopped earlier
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What spit-up formulas are available and why are they used?
•Enfamil A.R. Lipil and Similac Spit Up• - full-term infants who spit up frequently or who need a thickened formulacan thicken your own formula w/a spoonful of rice cereal
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How does spit-up formula compare to other formulas?
–Nutrients same–Rice starch for thickening–Viscosity 10 X routine formula–Flows through standard nipple–Milk–based fatty acid pattern similar to breast milk–Iron fortified–Easier preparation than adding rice to formula–Contains DHA and ARA
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What are follow up formulas?
•Marketed for 9 months through toddler•Increased iron and calcium–Similac 2–Enfamil Next Step–Carnation Good Start Supreme 2•V/M of 2-3 servings of F/V in sippy cup!!!•NOT needed if good variety of solids
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Examples of when specialty formulas may be used
Inborn errors of metabolism: -PKU -Maple syrup urine disease -Homocystenuria -Methylmalonic acidemia -Organic acid disorders
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Problems with goat milk formula
•Not the best alternative•Low– Vitamin D– Iron– Vitamin B12–Folate•may lead to IDA or megaloblastic anemia
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Recommendations for patients using goat milk formula
–Chose•Pasteurized, supplemented with Vitamin D and Folic Acid–Supplement•additional carbohydrate, such as sugar or corn syrup.–Need vitamin supplements with iron
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Recommendation for Almond Milk Formula?
Just don't can lead to scurvy, FTT, etc
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Usefulness of differently shaped bottles
One option to try for fussy babies - before "flipping formulas"
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Why is Vit D important to G&D?
•Essential for calcium absorption( bones)•Maintains healthy immune system•May help prevent–Autoimmune disease–Some cancers–Type 2 DM
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Consequences of inadequate Vit D?
can lead to rickets and low calcium
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How much Vit D supplementation is recommended (BF vs FF)
* Supplementation–Breast fed infants: 400 IU•TVS, PVS, D-VS*–Formula fed •
* *Vitamin D-Only: care with administration- risk of toxicity
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What are AAP's 2014 fluoride recommendations?
•Toothpaste ––When teeth emerge ( grain of rice am’t)–At three years of age ( pea-sized am’t)•Fluoride varnish–At tooth emergence and every 3-6 mos•Community water fluoridation – YES•Dietary supplements–If drinking water not fluoridated•Fluoride rinse - ≥ 6 yrs old
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Considerations when introducing eggs, nuts, peanuts, shellfish - when and special considerations?
•Previously eggs delayed until 12 months; Nuts, peanuts, shellfish until 2-3 yrs•Now: Solids held until 4-6* mos; above foods can be given unless–Positive family history of food allergy (1 first degree relative-parent or sib), then wait until ~ 2 yrs–Also controversial in literature
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Percent of 6 mo olds who are obese?
7%
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Overweight 5yo are __x more likey to be obese w/in 9 years
4**obesity at 5y is a strong indicator for obesity as an adult
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Infant interventions to prevent obesity
•Recognize hunger and satiety cues•Engage infant in other ways than feeding•No need to “finish the feeding”•Variety of foods after (4) 6 months•May need to introduce new foods (5-10x)•Avoid “kid foods” with ↑fat/calories
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Duration of infant feeding patterns
Last longer than previously thought!Early taste preferences for F/V, sugary bevs last
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According to 2014 pediatrics study, when is the best time to set infant feeding patterns?
10-12 months - start earlyAgain, patterns last
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What is WIC?
Women, Infants, Children•1970’s - nutrition program for low-income pregnant, breast feeding and non-breast feeding moms, infants and children
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Obesity and WIC
More obesity
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Where is WIC available?
•50 state health departments•34 Indian Tribal Organizations•DC•5 territories–Puerto Rico–Guam–America Samoa–Northern Mariana–Virgin Islands
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WIC eligibility
•Nutritional risk–Medical ( LBW, anemia)–Diet•Inappropriate feeding habits•Does not meet current guidelines for AmericansIncome–185% of federal poverty guidelines•Family size and income ( family of 4; 44,123)–Medicaid and/or SNAP
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WIC services
•Nutrition risk assessment•Nutrition education•Breast feeding education•Health, social and welfare referrals
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Outcomes associated with WIC services
Success:•Lower Medicaid costs for mom and baby•Longer gestations•Higher birth weights•Lower infant mortality
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How does WIC support breastfeeding?
•Incentives–If fully breast feeding mom•More foods•More fruits and vegetables–If fully breast fed baby•More fruits and vegetable•More baby meats•Less formula
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Recent revisions to WIC for infants (2009)
–No cereal until 5 months–Decrease in amount of formula > 6 months–Baby foods added–No juice
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Recent revisions to WIC for children (2009)
–Juice limited–Voucher for fruits/vegs @ FM–Less milk and more calcium substitutions but not yogurt or rice milk in CT–Whole wheat/grain bread–Fewer eggs
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WIC Foods: Federal vs State decisions
•Feds determine nutritional values•States determine specific foods–Some allow organic milk, eggs, cheese–All allow organic fruits and vegetables–Food packages adapted to needs of family•Allergy, intolerance, medical conditions
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APRN role in r/t WIC
•Collaborate/communicate with WIC colleagues•Make both roles more effective in helping children to be healthy weight•Complete forms with essential information
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Immediate risks to obesity
•Shame•Low self esteem•Negative body image•Depression•Lack of friends•Inability to play•Behavior problems•Poor academics
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Long term risks to obesity
•Hypertension•dyslipidemia•Diabetes•Respiratory•Orthopedic•Hepatic
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Obstacles to healthy nutrition
•Lack of knowledge/information from PCPs•Heavily marketed toddler foods•Resources•Parenting styles:–Authoritarian: Rigid, controlling--> decreased intake of healthy–Avoidance of conflict--> poor eating habits–Flexible yet firm--> healthy eating habits
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High risk populations for obesity
•Low SES•Southern region of US•African-American•Hispanic•American Indian•Difficult to separate SES and racial/cultural factors
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Challenge of feeding with Toddlers?
Developmentally: exploring, saying noErickson’s stages: independence. --> picky eatingTricky to give healthy food!
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Approaches with Toddlers/Preschoolers
•Self feed•Healthy choices and reasonable quantities–Colorful, fun•Limit milk ( 20-24 oz/day)–WCM 12-24 months; Low fat or skim >24 months–If significant family history – low fat milk @ 12 mos•Do not force to eat if not hungry or food averse•Avoid juices, sweetened drinks, cereals, candy, fast food
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Nutrition resources
•CDC.gov•who.int/en•myplate.gov•AAP.org•nhlbi.nih.gov/health/public/heart/obesity/wecan•healthykids.org•nationaldairycouncil.org
