Dietary standards

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Nutrition

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Who sets the standards for dietary reference and takes for the United States?

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Carbohydrates

Provide energy for the body

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Vitamins

Act as catalysts for cellular processes

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Proteins

Are used to repair body tissues

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Acceptable macronutrient distribution ranges (AMDRs)

The safe ranges for nutrient intake of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats

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Recommend dietary allowance (RDA)

The recommended amount needed to meet basic physiological needs, based on research

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Adequate intake (AI)

The amount assumed to be needed when no research is available to determine the recommended dietary allowance

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Upper intake level (UL)

The maximum amount of nutrient ingested that is unlikely to cause an adverse reaction

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A client presented to the clinic reporting weakness, fatigue, and weight loss. The client was found to be low in vitamin B 12. Which value will guide the nurse in providing the clients diet with an adequate amount of B12?

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The nurse is assisting a client whose serum level of B12 are low to plan a vegan diet high in this important nutrient. Which food choice will the nurse recommend to this client?

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Fortified foods

Processed by which nutrient is added to the food to assist a population in meeting its nutrient needs. (Example: milk has vitamins d and calcium added)

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Vitamin D

This you treat modulates the immune system and helps the body called calcium; often added to milk

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Iodine

This nutrient is needed for thyroid health and cognitive development and infants; often added to salt

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Iron

Research is needed for motor and cognitive functions; often added to cereals or flour

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Zinc

This nutrient promotes immune functions; added to some breakfast cereals

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Folate

This nutrient is needed for fetal development; often added to flour.

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Vitamin A

This nutrient is needed to maintain healthy eyesight and immune function; often added to milk

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Cupped hand

½ cup or 1oz of almonds

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Fist

1 cup of rice

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fingertip

1 tsp of mayonnaise

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Thumb

2 tbs of PB

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Palm

3 oz of meat

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Newborn zinc requirement

2mg

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11 year old male zinc requirement

8mg

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40 year old male zinc requirement

11mg

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16 year old pregnant; female

12mg

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