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Name three components of a fitness program.
Flexibility
Muscle strength and muscle endurance Cardio-respiratory endurance
What are the progressive overload principals?
Frequency
Intensity
Time
What are the fluid replacement guidelines for exercise...
Before
During &
After
2-3 cups 2-3 hours prior
1-1/2 cups every 10-20 minutes
2 cups for every lb. of body weight lost
What are three benefit categories of exercise/fitness.
Physical, mental and risk reduction
What are the affects of caffeine and alcohol on exercise?
Dehydration
When exercising for less than an hour a person should drink_______.
Water.
When exercising for over an hour a person should drink__________.
Sports drink/electrolytes.
To help build glycogen storage you would _____- ______.
Carb load
What are the importance of B vitamins?
Needed for energy metabolism.
What is the importance of iron?
Transport 02 to cells.
For athletes to rebuild Carbs before an event they should...
After?
B: "Carb load" which means high carb, low fiber.
A: High carb intake within 2 hours.
What is the weight gain goal for pregnancy?
25-35 lbs.
What is the normal weight gain pattern during pregnancy?
1st trimester is 3- 31/2 lbs total.
2nd and 3rd trimester is 1 lb per week.
Name one nutritional concern during pregnancy and a recommended remedy.
Constipation and hemorrhoids: eat high fiber foods, consume lots of fluids and exercise regularly.
What are the minimum recommended food groups during pregnancy?
7 starch
3 fruit
5 vegetable
3 dairy
7 ounces of protein
What is recommended serving intake for Folate?
600mcg/day
What is recommended serving intake for iron?
27mg/day
What is the recommended serving intake for calcium?
1000mg/day
Name four high risk pregnancy situations.
Underweight/malnutrition
Overweight
Eating disorder
Poor lifestyle habits
Name two benefits of breastfeeding for a mother.
Emotional bond and weight loss.
Name two benefits of breastfeeding for a baby.
Optimum nutrition and improved immunity.
While breastfeeding, what are mother's recommended requirements of folate, iron and calcium.
Folate= 500mcg/day
Iron= 9mg/day
Calcium= 1000g/day
What is the age for babies to begin solid foods?
6 months
What is the order of solid food initiation?
Rice cereal
Vegetables
Fruit
Protein
Identify reasons to avoid choking foods.
Choking botulism, listeria, allergies, GI effects, poor nutrient content.
Name four mealtime recommendations for dealing with toddlers.
Provide frequent meals
Provide developmentally appropriate foods.
Make foods fun
Provide a positive mealtime environment
Name a nutrition related concern for an age group and why.
Food allergies for toddlers therefore its important to introduce one new food at a time.
What are two physical affects of childhood obesity?
Diabetes and asthma
What are two psychological affects of childhood obesity?
Rejection and poor self image
Name 4 tips for controlling weight gain and obesity in children.
Do not use a fad diet or calorie restriction.
Encourage physical activity
Offer nutritious snacks (do not have unhealthy snacks in house)
Set a good example and eat healthy
What two major nutrients that are important during adolescence?
Iron and calcium
Name 4 lifestyle habits to promote longevity.
Adequate sleep
Being physically active
Not smoking
Maintain a healthy weight
Name 4 categories of age related changes and 1 example of each.
Immune system- declines
GI tract- poor absorption
Dentition- tooth loss
Sensory- decreased taste, smell and sight.
What is the Malnutrition warning signs acronym?
DETERMINE
Explain a nutrient/drug interaction effect.
Alter apetite