Maternal and WIC Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Infants and Adolescents are at risk for

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iron deficiency

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An infant needs the most ____ per weight compared to anyone else

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calories, protein, water

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3
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Aspartame is found in

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sugar free items

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4
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Prader-Willi means you are

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always hungry (High ghrelin, low leptin)

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5
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Prolactin stimulates

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milk production

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6
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Calories needed for 0-6 months

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108 kcal/kg

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7
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calories needed for 7-12 months

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98 kcal/kg

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If a mom w/ GDm doesn’t take care during pregnancy, a baby can be born w/

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hypoglycemia and larger than normal weight

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9
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Low birth weight infant is

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less than 2500g (2.5kg)

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10
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VLBW Infant is

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Less than 1500g

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11
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ELBW infant

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less than 1000g

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12
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Colostrum is full of:

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Carotenoids (also high in protein)

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13
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Weight gain pregnancy for BMI 18.6-24.9

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25-35#

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14
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Hyper bilirubinemia

  1. what is it
  2. what to do
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  1. It is high bilirubin in the blood

2. Frequent feedings to promote hydration

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15
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Sorbitol, xylitol and manitol do not___

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Cause dental caries but can cause diarrhea

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16
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BMI for Age Percentage

  1. Is used for what age
  2. Underweight %
  3. Normal %
  4. Overweight %
  5. Obese %
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  1. Ages 2+
  2. 5%
  3. 5-84%
  4. 85-94%
  5. Over 95%
17
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GDM carbs at breakfast goals

18
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What to do w/ MSUD

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Restrict BCAA and Spare AA

maple syrup urine disease

19
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Newborn loses ___% body weight

20
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First trimester goals (3)

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  1. gain 1lb per month
  2. Eat healthy
  3. Store fat
21
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Weight gain pregnancy BMI 25-29.9

22
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Healthy baby birth weight

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2500g (2.5kg)

23
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Second and third trimester goals (3)

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  1. Gain 1lb per week
  2. Gain weight by extra calories
  3. Cont supp. of Folic Acid

(second tri; add 340kcal each day, third tri: add 452kcal each day)

24
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GDM risks (2)

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  1. BMI >30 (screen for GDM at 24-28 weeks)

2. Larger than normal baby and hypoglycemic

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Weight gain pregnancy BMI 30+
11-20#
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Casein Hydrolysate is
lactose free
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5 nutrients important for a healthy pregnancy
1. Folic Acid 2. Iron 3. Calcium 4. Linolenic Acid 5. Vita A
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Risk factors for pregnancy (3)
1. Age (under 16 and over 35) 2. Failure to gain 4lb/month in the last half of pregnancy 3. <12 months in between pregnancies (blacks and youth also at risks)
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Weight gain pregnancy BMI under 18.5
28-40#
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Pregnancy inducted HTN: 1. Can be d/t 2. Rapid ..... 3. Causes... 4. Dietary recommendation
1. Poor diet w/ low calcium 2. Rapid weight can happen 3. Edema in face and hands 4. Needs High sodium intake and frequent CHO intake
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Baby weight goes up 50% every
4-5 months
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Weight for age
short term marker for growth
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When you see stature.....
Stunting and wasting
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Pregnant Adolescent: 3 nutrient needs
1. Fe 2. Ca 3. Zn
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Stature/length for age
defines shortness / tallness
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Pre-Eclampsia
Develops around 20th week symptoms: edema, weight gain, loss of protein in urine Risk: Obesity, age over 35, history of DM&HTN
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When you see "weight"
Nutrition and growth related.