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Question:
1. 5 stages of nutrition transition
Answer:
1. hunter-gathers
2. settlement begins and famine emerges
3. industrialization
4. ncd
5. behavioral changes

Question:
2. hunter-gatherers are described as
Answer:
High activity, low obesity Diet high fibre, low fat

Question:
3. early settlement entails
Answer:
Farming begins Periodic famine Nutritional deficiency common

Question:
4. Industrialization/Receding Famine refers to
Answer:
Starchy, low variety, low fat, high fibre
- income rises
- better sanitation = less famine

Question:
5. ncd is a result of
Answer:
Increased fat, sugar, processed foods, Caloric beverage (obesity)
- decline in ID

Question:
6. what is the fastest-growing nutritional problem
Answer:
obesity; rising # of obese ppl exceeding starving ppl
- highest in oceania, then north america

Question:
7. Obesogenic environment
Answer:
industrialized food systems are able to produce more food than needed; incr in ultra processed foods

, Question:
8. the tuskegee syphillis study is
Answer:
the longest lasting uncontrolled experiment lacking informed consent in the history of medicine

Question:
9. alternatives to breast milk
Answer:
wet nurses, dry nursing (animal milk), commercial milk products

Question:
10. Major factors behind the popularity of commercial breast milk formulas
Answer:
- aggressive marketing by the baby food industries
- formula provided in hospitals to new mothers

Question:
11. Scientific motherhood refers to
Answer:
"good mothering" should be guided by science, medical authority, and professional advice rather than
women's own experiential knowledge/traditions
- delegitimizes maternal knowledge

Question:
12. infant formula impact on deving countries
Answer:
may do more harm than good due to limited WASH

Question:
13. by the 1960s, what was infant formula usage linked to
Answer:
increased mortality among bottle-fed children living in poverty

Question:
14. Commerciogenic malnutrition
Answer:
term for death among bottle-fed children

Question:
15. what did the commercigenic malnutrition trend result in
Answer:
creation of code of conduct endorsed by the WHO (1981)

Question:
16. innocenti declaration (1990)

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