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Weight gain
Low birth weight is a complication associated with inadequate…
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True
True or false: weight gain is a common problem for older adults.
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False
True or false: teens usually meet the requirements for dairy intake.
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Breast milk
The preferred source of food for a 2-month-old baby.
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1 and ¾ tbsp
Calculate the portion size of food for a 21-month-old.
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Usual dietary intake, weight gain progress, and supplement use
Name the three main components to cover in a dietary assessment for a pregnant client.
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Taste and smell
These two senses can be risk factors for poor nutrition as they decrease with aging.
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1,300mg
The DRI for calcium in teens.
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False
True or false: breastmilk composition stays the same throughout the breastfeeding period.
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Older than 12 months
Infants should not be introduced to solid foods until at least they are this old.
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Obese
Clients who must gain 11-20lbs throughout their pregnancy are considered this weight class.
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False
True or false: genetics contributes the most to your longevity.
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Folate
Skipping breakfast increases teenagers’ risk of developing a deficiency in this nutrient.
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Lactogenesis
There are three stages of this process of breastmilk production.
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True
True or false: mothers can influence their child’s diet through role modeling good eating behaviors.
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3 to 5lbs
An underweight client should gain approximately this many pounds in their first trimester.
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70
The DRI says you must be at least this old to be considered “old”.
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Iron
Teens need more of this nutrient to compensate for an increased blood volume during puberty.
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10
Milk composition is stable after this many days into breastfeeding.
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3kg x 108kcal/kg/d = 324kcal
Calculate the kcal/d needed for a 4-month-old baby who weighs 3kg.
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Hypertension
Edema reflects a healthy expansion of blood plasma unless accompanied by this condition.
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Disease, eating poorly, tooth loss/mouth pain, economic hardship, reduced social contact, multiple medicines, involuntary weight change, needs assistance in self-care, elder years above 80
Name three components on the DETERMINE checklist.
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20%
The amount of fat required for a girl to go into menarche.
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True
True or false: you should hear sounds when breastfeeding properly.
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135.3-(30.8(4))+1.5(10(16.8)+934(1.01))+20 = ~1,700kcal
Calculate the EER of a low active 4-year-old girl that weighs 37lbs and is 40in. tall.
Use this formula: 135.3 - (30.8 × age) + 1.5 x (10.0 x weight [kg] + 934 x height [m]) + 20kcal |
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