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[NDT] Lecture Introduction Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

Nutrition and Diet Therapy Long Quiz Reviewer

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

Terms

Nutrition & Diet Therapy
science dealing with study of food
nutrients
macro & micron­utr­ients, function, toxicity, food source
substances
products of digestion & metabolism
action
function of food
intera­ction
how food, substa­nces, and nutrition interact with each other
balance
study how to balance diet

Process

Digestion starts from the mouth (carbs) to the stomach

Nutrient absorption starts from the small intestine to the bloods­tream

Food Classi­fic­ation

Go
supply heat and energy
 
cereal grains, wheat, flour, rice
 
for diabetic pt, use yellow rice for low sugar content
Grow
body building
 
milk, beans, legumes, meat
 
skim milk
0 fat
 
whole milk
fortified, high fat
 
nonfat milk
low fat
 
fresh milk
pasteu­rized
 
soya milk
only pwedered plant-­based
 
blue marlin, salmon, tune
high protein, high omega-3
 
crabs & lobsters
high sterols, allergens, colesterol
Glow
body regulation
 
saluyot
high iron, fiber, vitamin A, vitamin C
 
animal liver
high iron, choles­terol
no fiber, vit C
 

Beverages

Non Alcoholic
water
safest; most important
 
soda
high sugar
Alcoholic
liquor
high alcohol
 
liqueur
low alcohol (sparkles, wine)
alcohol dissolves fat and kill bacteria from raw food

Functiona; Food

Whole Food
food at natural state, unaltered, nutrient still intact
 
rougher rice = more nutrients (@husk, bran)
Fortified Food
food with fortif­icant to enhance nutrients
 
ex. breastmilk + vitD; rice + Fe;
Modified Food
Geneti­cally Modified Organism
 
Modifi­cation of Recipe

Empty/junk Food

unhealthy calorie content, no nutrients
contri­butes to plaque formation leading to athero­scl­erosis which can lead to cardio­vas­cular dsease (fat deposition @artery

Nutrients

Intangible property of nutrients
Function
Provide Energy
Energy Dense (carbs, proteing, fat)
   
Non-ca­loric Nutrients (water, vitamins, minerals)
 
Body Building
water (2/3 body weight)
   
proteins (20% body weight)
globulin & albumin - electr­olyte balance
     
thrombin - enzyme to activate fibrin
     
keratin - hari, nails
     
collagen - bone
 
Body Regulating
maintains body fluid homeos­tasis & metabolic process
   
carbs, protein, fats, vitamins, minerals, water
Chemical nature
Organic
with carbon
C, P, F, vitamins
   
without carbon
nutrients, tissues
Concen­tration
Macron­utr­ients
more concen­tration
   
unit: grams
   
C, P, F
 
Micron­utr­ients
less concen­tration
   
unit: micrograms
   
vitamins and minderals
Essent­iality
Physio­logical Essential
body can produce from dietary nutrients
 
Biteray nutrients
body cannot produce
 

Malnut­rition

lack/e­xcess nutrients in body
 
Undern­utr­ition
stunting
low height for age
 
underw­eight
low weight for age
 
wasting
low weight for height
Overnu­trition
excess taking of nutrition
Specific Deficiency
lack of that specific nutrient
 
ex, anemia, xeropt­hatlmia
Imbalance

Types of Malnut­rition

Acute
relate to the present state of mutrition
Cronic
indica­tor­:st­unting, wasting, underw­eight

Nutrit­ional Status­/Nu­tritue

condition of the body from using essentiial nutrients
Classi­gic­ation
good, fair, por
Determine Status
Degree of Nutrition: 1-3rd degree
BMI -