Nutrition Disorders Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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vit A deficiency

manifestation

A

night blindness

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vit C deficiency

manifestations

A

bleeding gums

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vit D deficiency

manifestations

A
  • rib deformity
  • bowed legs
  • bone + joint repair
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4
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vit B deficiency

manifestations

A
  • decr deep tendon reflex

- dermatitis

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5
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protein deficiency

manifestations

A

edema

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6
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carb deficiency

manifestations

A
  • emaciation
  • decr energy
  • retarded growth + dvlpt
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7
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iron deficiency

manifestations

A
  • lethargy
  • slowed growth + dvlpt
  • progression
  • pallor
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Celiac Disease

A

chronic malabsorption syndrome

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Celiac Disease

manifestations

A
greasy, foul smell, frothy, excessive stools
-classic signs: 
>>chronic diarrhea
>>growth impartmt
>>ab distention
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Celiac Disease has malabsorption of…

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  • protein
  • carb
  • Fe
  • folate
  • vit ADEK
  • vit B12
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11
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celiac disease appears when gluten is introduced…

A

6-24 MO

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Celiac Disease

diagnosis

A
  • measure fecal fat content

- improvement w removal of gluten

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13
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Celiac Disease

treatment

A

total exclusion of gluten

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14
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Anorexia Nervosa

etiology

A

3% of adolescents

  • 3x more in women
  • white, mid to upper mid class
  • controlling, perfectionist parents
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15
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Anorexia Nervosa is often preceded by..

A

significant life stress or change

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Anorexia Nervosa

symptoms

A
  • extreme wt loss
  • compulsive exercise
  • distort body image
  • fear of becoming fat
  • depression
  • feel isolation
  • suicidal ideation
  • OCD
  • anxiety
  • hx of abuse
17
Q

Anorexia Nervosa

physical signs

A
  • cold intolerance
  • irregular menses
  • fluid + electrolyte imbalance
  • bradycardia
  • hypothalamic suppression (gynecologic function)
18
Q

Anorexia Nervosa

diagnosis

A
DSM-V criteria:
>intense fear of wt gain
>bodyimage disturbance
>restricting/binging type
>restrictn of intake
19
Q

goal wt gain for Anorexia Nervosa

A

hospitalized: 2-3lb/wk
outpatient: 0.5-1lb/wk

20
Q

Bulimia Nervosa

A

binge eating followed by purging

21
Q

purging may be induced by…

A
  • self induced vomiting
  • laxatives
  • diuretics
22
Q

Bulimia Nervosa

manifestations

A
  • erosion of tooth enamel

- vomiting induced calluses on back of hand

23
Q

Bulimia Nervosa

etiology

A

mid to late adolescence

1% of popltn, 3x more in women

24
Q

purging is often ____ at the time, but immediately followed by ______

A

pleasurable;

guilt, shame, anger, + fear

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Bulimia Nervosa | therapy
food diary | cognitive behavior therapy
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2 types Food Reactions
Foor intolerance | Food allergy
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Food Intolerance
``` >Not IgE mediated >indigestion >flatulence >sweating >rhinitis ```
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Food allergy
>IgE mediated >rapid onset >swellingof lips, mouth, uvula >anaphylaxis
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Enteral Therapy | indications
- weak throat + mouth - neoplasm - immune dysfunction - acute states of recovery
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types of enteral therapy routes
- nasogastric tube - gastric tube - jejunal tube
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Total Parenteral Nutrition
IntraVenous nutritional support
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Total Parenteral Nutrition requires...
central venous catheter
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Total Parenteral Nutrition | indications
- congenital malformation of GI tract - brain injury - severe burns - bone marrow transplant - sepsis