Nutrition Flashcards

1
Q

intake needed to meet requirements of 50% of the population

A

estimated AVERAGE requirement (EAR)

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2
Q

intake needed to meet requirements of 97-98% of the population

A

Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA)

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3
Q

based on when there is no available data to support EAR

A

Adequate intake (eyeball thing)

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4
Q

maximum level unlikely to pose health risk

A

upper intake (UI)

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5
Q

primary carb in milk

A

lactose

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6
Q

building block for connective tissue

A

glucosamine

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7
Q

fat soluble vitamins

A

ADEK

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8
Q

fatty acids needed for nerve and spinal cord development

A

DHA and ARA

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9
Q

more whey is in ? more casein is in?

A

human milk. cows milk

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10
Q

what may occur in vegetarian moms

A

Vit. B Deficiency

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11
Q

if weaning occurs before 1 give

A

iron fortified formula

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12
Q

delay cows milk? Eggs? Peanuts and fish etc

A

1 year, two years, 3 years

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13
Q

1 tablespoon of each food/year of age

A

toddler

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14
Q

4-6oz juice from 1-6 years of age use only

A

pasteurized juice

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15
Q

eating only a few foods for several days

A

food jags

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16
Q

how many servings of fruits/veggies each day for preschool

A

5

17
Q

how many calories do adolescence need

A

2000 and sometimes 3000

18
Q

below or above what percent of growth chart could be mal/too much food

A

10th percentile

19
Q

all meals, preparation and quantities are recorded and include 1 weekday and 1 weekend

A

food diary

20
Q

avoid fish high in

A

mercury

21
Q

iron rich foods

A

meats, eggs, dried fruits, iron fortified cereal

22
Q

calcium foods

A

milk and milk products, egg yolks, grains, legumes, nuts and juices with added calcium

23
Q

foods high in folic acid

A

spinach, avocados, green leafy veggies, beans and peas, liver, citrus fruits

24
Q

protein deficiency

A

kwashiorkor

25
Q

lack of energy producing calories

A

marasmus

26
Q

immunologic disorder characterized by intolerance to gluten

A

celiac disease

27
Q

steatorrhea, diarrhea, vomiting, bloating, growth impairment

A

celiac disease

28
Q

eliminate what for celiac disease

A

barley, wheat, rye. Oats may be tolerated

29
Q

weight below 5th percentile.

A

FTT

30
Q

ingesting non food items or food items in abnormal quantities or forms.

A

Pica

31
Q

Diagnostic test for lactose intolerance is

A

hydrogen breath test

32
Q

vegetarians do not eat

A

poultry, meat, fish

33
Q

lacto-ovo vegetarians do not eat

A

eggs. Dairy is ok

34
Q

vegans

A

do not eat any animal products

35
Q

parental feeding

A

nutrients are supplied to the blood stream

36
Q

why do babies receive Vit K

A

promote adequate clotting. after that, manufactured this in the gut