UNIT 2 objective 1: adjusting meds for patients using keto diet Flashcards

1
Q

what diet has been used for treating intractable seizures?

A

ketogenic diet

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2
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what ages are ketogenic diets most effective for seizures?

A

2-16 years old

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3
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what molecules are ketone bodys that result from beta-oxidation of fatty acids during ketogenesis? 3

A
  1. D-beta- hydroxybutyrate
  2. acetone
  3. acetoacetate
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4
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what type of products are preferred?

A

branded products

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5
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what type of preparations should generally be avoided?

A

liquid preparations

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6
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true or false: if a product is sugar free we can also assume that it is carbohydrate free

A

false

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7
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what are four products that are antiketogenic?

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  1. starches
  2. sugar alcohols
  3. organic acids
  4. sugars
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8
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what are 3 products that are ketogenic?

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  1. cellulose polymers
  2. artificial sweeteners
  3. co-solvents
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9
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what are 5 main side effects of the ketogenic acid?

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  1. dyslipidemia
  2. metabolic abnormalities (hypoglycemia)
  3. vitamin D deficiency
  4. kidney stones
  5. GI symptoms
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10
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what is the proposed mechanism for the keto diet?

A

caloric restriction increases glycolysis, which limits a neuron’s ability to reach and maintain high levels of synaptic activity necessary for seizure genesis.

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