Maternal And Fetal Nutrition Nu 352 Dawkins

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Low birth wt. infants:

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2500g (4lbs) or less, result of poor nutrition (Potentialy)

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Folate deficiency->

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neural tube defects-> neural tube closure-> abnormal formation of spinal cord
-1st mon.
-FDA says 0.4mg d

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RDA recomments ___ calorie increase in 2nd 3rd tri.

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300

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Wt. gain recommendations are set by:

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ht and pre-preg. wt.

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obesity in preg. can result in:

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macrosomia FPD which increases risk for ceserean, ER C-sec, postp. hem., late fetal death, PIH, gest. diabetes and babies with con. defects

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BMI:

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best for determining appropriateness of wt.:
<19.8= uw gain 12.5-18
19.8-26=n gain 11.5-16
26-29= ow gain 7-11.5
>29=o gain at least 7kg

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All nutrients can be gained from diet except for:

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folate and iron

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Zinc def.->

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ass. w malformations fo the CNS...when large amounts of iron and folate are consumed-> zinc abs. is inhibited

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When lactating, increase cal. by ____

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500

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what is the only nutrition related lab test necessary for all preg. women? but also should-

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H and H
-screen for anemia

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Vit. C:

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promotes iron abosorbtion