Health and Wellness Nutrition - Adolescence

Child nutrition can influence when puberty occurs

Child nutrition can influence when puberty occurs

Childhood obesity has significant effect on puberty onset.  progression through puberty at earlier age. Boys - those who mature earlier tend to be thinner. Girls - those who mature earlier at higher risk of obesity

Childhood obesity has significant effect on puberty onset. Progression through puberty at earlier age. Boys - those who mature earlier ten to be thinner. Girls - those who mature earler at higher risk of obesity

Nutrient requirements for girls - 2200 kcal/day, 45 g Protein/day, 1300 mg Calcium/day

Nutrition requirements for girls - 2200 kcal/day, 45 g Protien/day, 1300 mg Calcium/day

Nutrition requirements for boys - 2500-2900 kcal/day, 45-59 g protein/day, 1300 mg Calcium/day

Nutrition requirements for boys - 2500-2900 kcal/day, 45-59 g protein/day, 1300 mg Calcium/day

Good calcium intake during puberty decreases risk of osteoporosis in life

Good calcium intake during puberty decreases risk of osteoporosis in life

Electrolyte abnormality signs for anorexia - hypokalemia with refeeding syndrome, hypomagnesia, hypophosphatemia

Electrolyte abnormality signs for anorexia - hypokalemia with refeeding syndrome, hypomagnesia, hypophosphatemia

Electrolyte abnormality signs for Bulimia - hypokalemia accompanied by hypochloremicalkalosis, hypomagnesia

Electrolyte abnormality signs for Bulimia - hypokalemia accompanies by hypochloremic alkalosis, hypomagnesia

cardiovascular abnormality signs for anorexia - hypotension, irregular and slow pulse, orthostasis, sinus bradycardia

cardiovascular abnormality signs for anorexia - hypotensions, irregular and slow pulse, orthostasis, sinus bradycardia

cardiovascular abnormality signs for bulimia - cardiac arrhythmias, palpitations, weakness

cardiovascular abnormality signs for bulimia - cardiac arrhythmias, palpitations, weakness

GI abnormality signs for anorexia - abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, delayed gastric emptying, feeling of fullness, vomiting

GI abnormality signs for anorexia - abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, delayed gastric emptying, feeling of fullness, vomiting

GI abnormality signs for bulimia - constipations, flatulence, dysmotility, GERD, GI bleeding, esophageal tears, calloused knuckles (Russell’s sign. from self-induced vomiting)

GI abnormality signs for bulimia - constipations, flatulence, dysmotility, GERD, GI bleeding, esophageal tears, calloused knuckles (Russell’s sign. from self-induced vomiting)

Endocrine imbalance signs for anorexia - cold sensitivity, diuresis, fatigue, hypercholesterolemia, hypoglycemia, menstrual irregularities

Endocrine imbalance signs for anorexia - cold sensitivity, diuresis, fatigue, hypercholesterolemia, hypoglycemia, menstrual irregularities

nutrient deficiency signs anorexia - protein-energy malnutrition, micronutrient deficiencies

nutrient deficiency signs anorexia - protein-energy malnutrition, micronutrient deficiencies

nutrient deficiency signs bulimia - variable

nutrient deficiency signs bulimia - variable

skeletal/dental effects anorexia - bone pain with exercise, osteopenia, osteoporosis

skeletal/dental effects anorexia - bone pain with exercise, osteopenia, osteoporosis

skeletal/dental effects bulimia - errosion of teeth, caries

skeletal/dental effects of bulimia - errosion of teeth, caries

muscular effects anorexia - wasting and weakness

musuclar effects anorexia - wasting and weakness

muscular effects bulimia - weakness

muscular effects bulimia - weakness

weight status anorexia - underweight

weight status anorexia - underweightwei

weight status bulimia - variable

weight status bulimia - variable

growth status anorexia - arrested growth and maturation

growth status anorexia - arrested growth and maturation

growth status bulimia - typically unaffected

growth status bulimia - typically unaffected

treatment of eating disorders: correcting nutritional deficiencies - with altered fluid and electrolyte balance and cardiac complications, inpatient treatment is necessary.

treatment of eating disorders: correcting nutritional deficiencies - with altered fluid and electrolyte balance and cardiac complications, inpatient treatment is necessary

treatment of eating disorders: behavioral therapy - helps find underlying issues and coping mechanisms

Treatment of eating disorders: behavioral therapy - helps find underlying issues and coping mechanisms

treatment of eating disorders: drug treatment - other comorbidities (depression, anxiety, etc), examines. some SSRIs like fluoxetine, monoamine oxidase inhibitors have been effective in to reduce binge eating and vomiting for a short amount of time

treatment of eating disorders: drug treatment - other comorbidities (depression, anxiety, etc) examined. some SSRI's like fluoxetine, monoamine oxidase inhibitors have been effective in to reduce binge eating and vomiting for a short amount of time

Binge eating disorder characterized by weight cycling

binge eating disorder characterized by weight cycling