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Basal metabolism

Amount of energy required to maintain life sustaining activities

Adipocytes

Stored in form of triglycerides

Pound of body fat

= 3500 Kcal

Maintains weight

= recognizing your hunger cues

5 K’s/ walkathons

Replace fluids

Good source of protein

Yogurt

Progesterone

Relaxes smooth muscle cells of the uterus

Weight gain for pregnant

Underweight: 28-40


Normal: 25-35


Overweight: 15-25


Obese: 11-20

Gastric bypass

1 year before getting pregnant have counseling

Folate sources

Spinach, broccoli, leafy greens, seeds, citrus fruits

Sources of Iron

Meat

Calcium sources

Broccoli, legumes, nuts, spinach , cheese, seeds

S/S of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Low nasal bridge, short nose, flat midface, short palpebral fissures

Safe level of alcohol for pregnant

NONE

Morning sickness

Reduce caffeine and avoid odors

Pregnant heartburn

Avoid lying down 1-2 hrs after eating

Help alleviate constipation

Increase fiber and fluids

Benefits of breastfeeding

Prevents infection and easily digested

Infants before 1 year

Should not have cows milk because of risk for dehydration

Infants solid foods

Added between 4-6 months

Main allergies in 1st year

Milk, egg whites, wheat and peanut

Pregnant women who smoke

Put babies at risk for low birth weight

Infants with galactosemia

Never be able to tolerate milk products

A child who drinks more juice

Replaces more nutrient dense foods

Children exposures

8-10 attempts before accept food

Older adults

May restrict fluid intake because of fear if incontinence

S/S is Dehydration

Confusion , weakness, hot dry body, furrowed tongue, decreased skin turgor, rapid pulse, elevated urinary sodium

High fiber diet

Include fluids

Nutrition care process

1) nutrition assessment


2) nutrition diagnosis


3) nutrition intervention


4) nutrition monitoring&elevation

Anthropometric assessment

Simple noninvasive techniques that measure height and weight head circumference and skin fold thickness

BMI

Underweight: less than 18.5


Normal: 18.5-24.9


Overweight: 25-29.9


Obese: greater than 30