lecture 17 Flashcards

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what is the pattern between energy intake and age

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energy intake decrease with increasing age

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what are concerns with lower energy intake as age increases

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  • decreased food group consumption
  • missing macro and micronutrients
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3
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describe the EPIC study

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4
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describe a longitudal study

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5
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recommendations/goal for elderly

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goal: maintain healthy body weight and preserve appropriate body composition

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6
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protein recommendation for elderly, why

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1.0 - 1.3
- higher intake to prevent/slow down loss of lean mass

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7
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men and women fibre recommendations

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men: 30g/day
women: 21g/day

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8
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RDA of calcium

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1000mg -> 1200mg in females

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9
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what is the association between calcium and hypertension

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low calcium intake -> increased risk of hypertension

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10
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How does vit D RDA change and why

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600 IU -> 800IU, due to less time outside

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11
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sources of B12

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animal proteins (meat,fish, dairy)

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12
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Why is B12 a unique vitamin

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only B vitamin we store (in the liver). Other B vitamins are excreted out by urine

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13
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Vitamin B12 is a name for group of __________

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cobalamins

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14
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what enzymatic reactions are B12 part of

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  1. propionyl -CoA_> methylmalonyl-CoA -> succinyl CoA
  2. Homocysteine -> methionine
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15
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how is B12 released in stomach

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requires acid to be released from protein (pepsin and gastric acis)

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16
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what does B12 bind to in the stomach, what does this do

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binds to intrinsic factor (IF), this allows it to be absorbed

17
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what cells make IF

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produced and secreted by gastric cells

18
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what are causes of B12 def.

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  • inadequate intake
  • decreased gastric acid
  • decreased IF production
  • failure to digest R protein (pancreatic dysfunction)
  • inadequate intestinal absorption ( drugs or gastric bypass surgery)
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how does folic acid affect B12 def.

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it masks a B12 def -> not good

20
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how does iron change with age

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body stores of iron increase with age

21
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what is a risk in older males, regarding iron

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hemochromatosis associated with increased CVD risk,

22
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anemia of chronic disease

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low iron but high ferritin (iron stores)

23
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iron deficient anemia

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low hematochrit -> can’t make hemoglobin anymore

24
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what are the recommendations of fluid in older adults, what are the concerns

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no change, but commonly inadequate

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why are adults more suceptible to dehydration
- not as thirsty - forget to drink - lower total body water - less sensitive ADH - lowering food/fluid intake - swallowing issues - mobility issues - fear of incontinence *number on reason older ppl are admitted to hosptial
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signs an symptoms
looks like dementia
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how to encourage fluid intake
- portable water bottle - reminders to drink - adding flavouring - address factors that may cause intentional reduction in fluid intake
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