Creado por kathrynleak
hace más de 10 años
|
||
Pregunta | Respuesta |
Additional requirements for B6 are in ______ | excess of the amount secreted via lactation |
It is estimated that about ______ the amount of B6 is required in addition to the EAR | five times |
The amount of folate required for lactation is _______ compared to non-lactating period | increased |
The bioavailability of food folate is approximately | 50% |
in regards to folate, women who partially breastfeed need _____ | less |
in the first 6 months of lactation, the amount of B12 secreted into the mother's milk is _____ compared to that in the second 6 months of alctation | higher |
Low B12 concentrations are seen in mothers with | a strict vegetarian diet and in developing countries where consumption of animal products is low |
B12 needs to come from _____ in a context where the mother is not receiving B12 in her diet | diet |
Liver stores of B12 will be _______ to supply B12 | inadequate |
Infants not receiving B12 could develop.. | cretaceous anemia |
Choline requirements are _____ during lactation | increased |
The AI of choline is based on ____ absorption efficiency | 100% |
Vitamin C requirements during lactation are _____ during lactation | increased |
Vitamin C content of human milk ____ with the length of lactation and milk volume _____ with addition of solid foods | - declines - declines |
EAR of vitamin C is ________ for longer periods of lactation | not decreased |
True or False: smoking increases the need for vitamin C in the diet | True |
why is extra vitamin C required during smoking | to combat oxidative stress that is brought on by smoking |
Vitamin A requirements are ____ in the first 6 months of lactation | increased |
Increased vitamin A requirements are made to assure .. | adequate body stores of vitamin A |
Vitamin D requirements ______ during lactation | do not change |
Vitamin D requirements do not change because | the amount that is transferred to breast milk is rather minimal |
Vitamin E requirements ______ during lactation | increase |
Vitamin E deficiency in infants receiving human milk is .. | extremely rare |
Vitamin E in premature milk is.. | not optimal for premature infants since they are in a condition of increased oxidative stress and may need additional amounts that may not be supplied by the breast milk |
Vitamin K requirements _____ during lactation | do not change |
Vitamin K content of milk is ______ affected by intake of lactating women who consume typical diets | little |
Vitamin K is _______ in milk | not secreted significantly |
In order to correct for the lack of vitamin K in breast milk.. | vitamin K shots are administered to newborns |
True or False: Renal function and hydration status are not different during lactation | true |
AI for water intake during lactation is based on | median intake |
Another approach to determine AI for water during lactation is to | Sum |
The sum approach to determining the water AI during lactation is | the non-pregnant need PLUS the water content of the average milk output |
Breast milk is _____% water | 87 |
The efficiency of conversion of K to milk production is | 100% |
K requirements ______ during the first 6 months of lactation | increase |
Na requirements ______ during the first 6 months of lactation | do not change |
the AI for chloride is ______ based on the AI for Na | equimolar |
The primary source of calcium secreted in human milk is from | increased maternal bone resportion |
The increase resportion is _____ of calcium intake | independent |
Bone loss during lactation is ______ upon return of ovarian function | regained |
Maternal bone resportion is usually driven by | a loss of estrogen which has a bone resporting effect which mimic what happens at menopause |
Maternal bone resportion is ______ and generally after the lactation state _____ | - temporary - bone content go back to normal |
Calcium in breast milk is _____ by dietary calcium | unaffected |
¿Quieres crear tus propias Fichas gratiscon GoConqr? Más información.