Nutrition 143 Jeopardy Template

Definitions and SODH	Developmental considerations 1	Developmental Considerations 2	Objective Data	Subjective Data
100 What is Consumption of nutrients in amounts that support daily growth and any increased metabolic demands This is the best description of optimal nutrition	100 What is 4-6 months This is the most rapid period of growth in the life cycle	100 What is folic acid to prevent spina bifida and other neural tube defects This supplement is recommended for anyone capable of becoming pregnant	100 What is Gynoid obesity This body measurement indicates higher risk for coronary artery disease	100 What are weight, use of agents to increase muscle size, snack or fast food preferences, age at menarche These are subjective data for assessing adolescents
200 What are identifies people who are malnourished, provides data for designing a nutrition plan to prevent malnutrition, establishes baseline data for evaluating nutritional care These are three purposes of a nutritional assessment	200 What are daily vitamin D supplements This supplement is recommended for all infants until dietary sources are adequate	200 What is poor dentition, visual acuity, slowed gastrointestinal function, and diminished taste/smell These factors impact nutrition for older adults	200 What are hemoglobin, hematocrit, cholesterol, triglycerides, blood glucose, serum proteins, total lymphocyte count, nitrogen balance These are laboratory tests for assessing nutritional status	200 What are eating patterns, usual weight/changes in weight, changes in appetite, chewing ability, nausea, vomiting, medications, surgeries, many more! Three questions to ask for subjective data
300 What are Lone-parent families with young children, those receiving social assistance, and Indigenous people living off reserve These populations may experience food insecurity	300 What is solid food and iron fortified cereal This should be introduced at 4-6 months	300 What is 5% Energy requirements in older adults decrease by ?% per decade	300 What are 24-hour food recall; food diaries, food frequency questionnaire These are four tools that can be used to assess current dietary intake
400 What is more energy-dense, nutrient- poor diets related to lower socioeconomic status Those who experience a lower socioeconomic status may consume a diet consisting of	400 What is disordered eating Adolescents may be preoccupied with body image and ?
500 What is New and unfamiliar food Food storage and preparation difficulties Limited income Disruption of traditional food habits 24-hour food recall insufficient assessment tool These are challenges for new immigrants and refugees	500 What is age (teens), multiple pregnancies, short intervals between pregnancies, use of tobacco, alcohol, or illicit drugs, restrictive diets, inadequate or excessive weight gain These factors increase nutritional risk in pregnancy

Nutrition 143

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