PREGNANCY & INFANTS & TODDLERS

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weight gain in pregnancy

1 lb / month for first 3 months

1 lb / week thereafter

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Weight gain for underweight female (pregnancy)

BMI: <18.5

28-40 lbs

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Weight gain for normal weight female (pregnancy)

BMI: 18.5-24.9

25-35 lbs (think usual age people get pregnant)

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Weight gain for overweight female (pregnancy)

BMI: 25-29.9

15-25 lbs

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Weight gain for obese female (pregnancy)

BMI: ≥ 30

11-20 lbs

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Weight gain for normal female (carrying twins ) (pregnancy)

BMI: 18.5-24.9

37-54 lbs

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PROTEIN FOR PREGNANT

  • 1.1 g/kg/day

  • losing muscle mass because baby is taking a lot of energy stores


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CARB FOR PREGNANT

  • DRI: 175 g/day


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Calorie increase during 2nd trimester of pregnancy

+340 kcal /day

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Calorie increase during 3rd trimester of pregnancy

+452 kcal /day

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Calorie increase during first 6 months lactation

+330 kcal /day

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Calorie increase during 6-12 months lactation

+400 kcal /day

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Pregnant adolescent

  • high risk

  • need extra iron, calcium, zinc

  • risk of low-birth-weight child


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Vitamin A recommendations (PREGNANCY)

  • 770 mcg/day

  • **WATCH OUT for toxicity


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Vitamin D recommendations (PREGNANCY)

  • 600 IU /day


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Ferrous sulfate (PREGNANCY)

30 mg during 2nd and 3rd trimesters

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Iron recommendations (INFANT)

  • 0.27 mg iron /day

  • 1mg/kg of body weight


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Folic acid (PREGNANCY)

400 mcg (added 200 from foods = 600)

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AI Calcium for pregnancy and lactation

≤ 18 years

  • 1300 mg

> 18 years

  • 1000 mg


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Minimum recommendation for hemoglobin and hematocrit

Hgb: 11 g/dl

Hct: 33%

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Recommendation for Linoleic acid

Pregnancy: 1.4 g/day (300 mg DHA)

Lactation: 1.3 g/day

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Fluoride recommendations (INFANT)

  • don’t need if water supply is fluorinated

  • if not supplement


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Vitamin D recommendations (INFANT)

400 IU /day

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Vitamin D recommendations (TODDLER)

600 IU /day

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Normal birth weight

2500-4000 g

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Low birth weight (LBW)

<2500 g (<5.5 lbs)

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Very Low Birth Weight (VLBW)

<1500 g (<3.3 lbs)

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Extremely Low Birth Weight (ELBW)

<1000 g

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SGA - Small for Gestational Age

<10th percentile for:

  • weight

  • length

  • head-circumference


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AGA - Appropriate for Gestational Age

10th to 90th percentile

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LGA - Large for Gestational Age

>90th percentile for:

  • weight

  • length

  • head-circumference


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0-6 month nutrient needs

Average calories/kg: 108 kcal/kg (aint that great!)

Protein RDA: 9.1 g (1.5 g/kg)

Water: 125-155 mg/kg (based on age)

Fat: minimum of 30 g/day

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7-12 months nutrient needs (INFANT)

Average calories/kg: 98 kcal/kg (think normal body temp)

Protein RDA: 11 g (1.2 g/kg)

Water: 1.4 ml/kcal

Fat: minimum of 30 g/day

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Human milk

20 kcal/oz

  • supplement 400 IU vitamin D because it is lacking


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prolactin

stimulates milk production

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oxytocin

moves milk through the ducts

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colostrum

  • yellowish transparent fluid secreted from the breast during first

  • MORE protein

  • LESS fat and carbs than mature milk

  • has antibodies


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Full term

40 weeks gestation

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0 (birth) - 2 years old

  • use WHO growth charts

    • Length-for-age

    • Weight-for-length (“Baby BMI”)

    • Weight-for-age

  • head-circumference


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Length-for-age percentiles

  • reflects LONG-TERM nutrition status

    • chronic nutrition status

  • poor nutrition → growth stunting


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Weight-for-length percentiles

  • “Baby BMI”

  • used to distinguish stunting and wasting


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Weight-for-age percentiles

  • reflects SHORT-TERM (ACUTE) nutrition status


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2 years to 20 years

  • use CDC growth charts

    • BMI-for-age