Dietary Protein

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Burns
________ require increased protein intake.
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carbon skeletons
The resulting ________ are metabolized to provide energy or acetyl CoA for fatty acid synthesis.
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Dietary protein requirement
________ is influenced by the carbohydrate content of the diet.
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Carbohydrate
________ allows amino acids to be used for repair and maintenance of tissue protein rather than for gluconeogenesis.
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urinary nitrogen
When excess is eliminated from the body as ________, it is often accompanied by increased urinary calcium, increasing the risk of nephrolithiasis (kidney stones) and osteoporosis.
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Protein
________ consumed in excess of the bodys needs is deaminated.
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Amount of dietary protein
________ required varies with its biological value.
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Protein restriction
________ may be needed in kidney disease.
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Protein Quality
a measure of a dietary proteins ability to provide the essential amino acids (EAA) required for tissue maintenance
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Protein Digestibility-corrected amino acid score (PDCAAS)
the standard adopted to evaluate protein quality, based upon the profile of essential amino acids and digestibility of protein
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highest score
1.00
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Nitrogen balance
amount of nitrogen consumed equals that of the nitrogen excreted
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Positive nitrogen balance
nitrogen intake exceeds nitrogen excretion
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Negative nitrogen balance
nitrogen loss is greater than nitrogen intake
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recommended intake
0.8g/kg/day
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daily intake of
-1g/kg/day