C787 Study Guide Graded A+

scurvy - Answer-vitamin C deficiency some of scurvy s/s - Answer-hemorrhages in soft body tissues muscular pain tender gums physical exhaustion rickets - Answer-vitamin D deficiency disorder involving the softening and weakening of bones because of lack of calcium and/or phosphate Which DRI value provides information to assist in developing recommendations for populations - Answer-EAR = estimated average requirement which statement is appropriate about adequate intake (AI ) for infants - Answer-AI of protein have not been established for infants 7-12 months old based on a 2000-calorie diet what is the recommended % of daily value for calcium for an adolescent girl? - Answer-130% of daily value DASH stands for - Answer-dietary approaches to stop hypertension DASH includes - Answer-- more fruits, vegs and low fat dairy foods - decreased sat fats, cholesterol, and trans fats - increase whole grain, fish, poultry, nuts - decrease sodium, sweets, sugary drinks, and red meats does white bread have a lot of sodium - Answer-YES--almost 200 mg per sliceWhat is the smallest percentage of weight loss that has consistently shown to improve health and prevent weight-related health problems - Answer-10% What is NOT a risk of malnutrition in adolescents - Answer-juvenile rheumatoid arthritis Daily sodium intake should be - Answer-1600 mg why should physical activity be increased SLOWLY for a sedentary patient - Answer-decrease the stress on a patient's heart prevent failure with the activity Which info should a nurse analyze to calculate a patient's PAL (physical activity level) to help with weight management? - Answer-basal energy expenditure and total energy expenditure basal energy expenditure (BEE) - Answer-the energy needed to carry out fundamental metabolic functions like breathing, ion transport in the body, etc total energy expenditure - Answer-the total number of calories you burn each day