Dietary Considerations for the Life Cycle

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Calcium, Phosphorus, and Vitamin D

Which nutrients are critical to include in a prenatal diet to support fetal tooth and bone development?

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6th week

At what week of intrauterine life does fetal tooth development begin

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4 months

When does the calcification of primary dentition begin during fetal development?

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400 µg

What is the recommended minimum daily intake of folate/folic acid for pregnant individuals to prevent neural tube defects?

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4 to 5 months in utero

What is the typical eruption timeline of primary incisors?

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5 to 6 months in utero

What is the typical eruption timeline of primary molars?

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3 to 4 months

What is the typical eruption timeline of permanent central incisors?

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10 to 12 months

What is the typical eruption timeline of permanent lateral incisors

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4 to 5 months

What is the typical eruption timeline of permanent canine?

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1.5 to 2.5 years

What is the typical eruption timeline of permanent premolars?

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At birth

What is the typical eruption timeline of permanent first molars?

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2.5 to 3 years

What is the typical eruption timeline of permanent second molars?

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Spina Bifida

Embryonic failure of fusion of one or more vertebral arches

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Anencephaly

Absence of bones of the cranial vault and cerebral and cerebellar hemispheres

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Encephalocele

Gap in the skull with herniation of the brain

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Neural Tube Defects

  • Spina bifida

  • Malformation of the brain and skull

  • Anencephaly

  • Encephalocele

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Pica

A condition where a person will crave and eat nonnutritive substances like ashes, dirt or laundry detergent

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Pre and post conception

When is the ideal time for a patient to take prenatal vitamins?

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300 calories

Starting from the 4th month of pregnancy, by how many calories should a patient increase their daily intake?

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To avoid iron deficiency anemia

Why is adequate iron intake specifically emphasized during prenatal patient counseling?

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Increase fluid intake and minimize processed foods

What nutritional counseling should be given regarding fluids and processed foods during pregnancy?

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Breast milk and Formula

What should be exclusively provided for infants aged 4–6 months old?

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A higher incidence of caries in primary teeth

What is the dental risk for children who are breastfed for less than 6 months?

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Intestinal absorption: Inefficient
Renal function: Immature

How are the intestinal absorption and renal function characterized during infancy?

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Early Childhood Caries (ECC)

Can be prevented by feeding the baby before putting them to bed

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Inadequate Nutrition

A child’s failure to grow and develop at a normal rate often due to?

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Primary teeth eruption

What major dental development milestone characterizes the infancy stage?

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Toddlers

  • Moving from a fluid diet to one that consists of more solid foods

  • Become picky eaters due to decrease in appetite since rate of growth has dropped

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Kwashiorkor

Protein deficiency during 1 to 5 years

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Marasmus

Protein deficiency in infancy 0 to 1 year

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Half adult size

How does the liver size of a school-age child compare to that of an adult?

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Appetite is very good with snacks

What typically characterizes a school-age child's appetite and daily caloric source?

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As a backup to an inadequate diet

When are vitamin/mineral supplements considered very important for a school-age child?

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Eat away from Tv

What environment/behavioral recommendation is given for a school-age child during meals?

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Exfoliation of primary teeth, eruption of permanent teeth and a growth spurt in long bones

Why is an increase in calcium specifically needed during the school-age stage?

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Avoid using food as punishment, reward, or consolation

What psychological/behavioral trap should parents avoid regarding food and a school-age child?

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Choosing soda over milk

What beverage substitution should be actively discouraged in school-age children?

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Involve children in meal preparation

What is a positive way to engage a school-age child in behavioral nutrition and family dietary habits?

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Teenagers

They make the least healthy food choices of any life cycle group. Influences: peer pressure, acne control, muscle building, and weight control

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Praise good food choices and ignore the others

What behavioral reinforcement strategy should be used when discussing dietary choices with a teenager?

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Cariostatic snacks

What type of snacks should be recommended to a teenager for caries prevention, and what are some examples?

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Age 15

At what maximum linear growth is reached by male?

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Age 13

At what maximum linear growth is reached by female?

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Osteoporosis

Reduction in bone density increases risk for?

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Sarcopenia

Loss of lean body mass can lead to gain in body fat

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Decrease

Basal metabolic rates in older adults are?

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Reduced

Energy requirement per kg of body weight in older adults are?

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Peristalsis

Slowing of gastrointestinal motility