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Case Studies and Nutritional Management help students develop knowledge and skills within a wide variety of subjects and improve critical thinking, public speaking, and group interactions. Score: 2. Popular Books. Fear No Evil by James Patterson. Mercy by David Baldacci. From This Moment by Melody Grace.

The Dark Hours by Michael Connelly. Studies birthweight. All women are now ad- components of preconceptional health care. Of women studied after the program preconceptional women.

One is the Special Supplemental was initiated, 98 percent reported that they had purchased Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children— and taken iron folate tablets; 56 percent had taken at least better known as the WIC program—and the other an iron 30 tablets.

The incidence of iron deficiency in this group of supplement program in Indonesia. Services focus on risk assess- T he National Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics ment of behaviors such as weight status, dietary and alcohol formerly known as the American Dietetic Association intake, folate and iron status, and vitamin, mineral, and has developed nutrition care standards intended to serve herbal supplement use, as well as on the presence of diseases as guidelines for the delivery of nutrition services.

The process is being evaluated and will be shelter. Nutrition diagnoses are boost the availability and utilization of preconception treated independently by a nutrition practitioner.

In , the treating the specific nutrition diagnoses. Additionally, the recom- 1. Nutrition assessment mendations address the persistent problem of higher rates of poor pregnancy outcomes in African Americ- 2. Nutrition diagnosis ans, Hispanic Americans, and other groups compared 3. Nutrition intervention to Caucasians. Nutrition monitoring and evaluation The report concludes that preconception health care Table 2.

The CDC recommends that precon- Components of the Nutrition Care Process vary to some ception services include counseling to modify individual extent based on the life-cycle stage of the individuals being health behaviors that, if left unchanged, would negat- served. Preconception services are tailored to the nutritional ively impact fertility and pregnancy outcomes. Initiat- needs of women before pregnancy, and to the nutrition and ives such as this one are increasing public awareness of reproductive health needs of men.

Topics such as weight the importance of preconception health and of planning status; folic acid, iron, and antioxidant intake; dietary supple- pregnancy. Case Study 2. Trigger, a year revealed no additional problem areas. What is Mr. Results of medical tests led Mr. Trigger to be diagnosed with male-factor infertility due to low sperm 2. Name an appropriate priority nutrition diagnosis for production.

No other health problems were identified. His this case. Name one potential nutrition intervention that measured 5 ft.

Trigger was referred addresses the nutrition diagnosis. Cite one nutrition-related indicator that could be used gnoses, intervention, and follow-up. Trigger was physically inactive and consumed an 6th edition of Nutrition Through the Life Cycle.

Nutrition intervention strategies are organized into four categories: 1. Nutrition education 3. Nutrition counseling 4. Coordination of nutrition care. Preconceptional nutritional status influences concentrations depend on the estradiol and progestin maternal health and the course and outcome of content of the contraceptive.

Adequate folate status prior to pregnancy substan- 2. The Healthy People nutrition objectives tially reduces the risk of neural-tube and other de- for preconception focus on improving weight fects in newborns.

Some cases of inadequate folate status prior to pregnancy, decreasing alcohol status are related to gene variants that increase the consumption around the time of conception, need for folate. Low iron stores prior to pregnancy increase the risk expanding the utilization of preconceptional care of iron deficiency during pregnancy, preterm delivery, services.

Iron stores can be 3. Dietary intake, supplement use, weight status, more effectively accumulated prior to rather than and body fat content affect the development and during pregnancy.

A healthy, preconceptional dietary pattern for women reproduce. The major hormones involved in the regulation of guidance material. The periconceptional period represents a critical adtropin-releasing hormone GnRH , follicle-stim- period of time when nutritional and other exposures ulating hormone FSH , leutinizing hormone LH , can impact conception, pregnancy maintenance, and estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. These hor- the growth, development, and future health of the mones can be affected by nutritional status.

Inadequate and excessive levels of body fat, Preconception health services should be a part of weight loss in normal-weight individuals, oxidative primary health care and would likely improve fertil- stress and chronic inflammation, low antioxidant ity and pregnancy outcomes.

The process by which nutrition care service should intake, eating disorders, certain chronic health be provided to preconceptional women and men problems, high soy-food diets, inadequate zinc and others has been defined by the American status, and heavy-metal exposure are related to Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. The effects of hormonal contraceptives on body weight and on blood lipid, insulin, and glucose. Which of the following is a nutrition objective 9.

Miscarriage e. Decrease the proportion of men who consume soy Luteinizing f. Increase the proportion of women of childbearing a fertilized ovum and potential by 10 percent with intake of at least helps to maintain a mcg of folic acid from fortified foods or dietary pregnancy; stimulates supplements.

Increase the proportion of women and men who during menstrual cycle. Progesterone g. Increase the proportion of men and women who Anovulatory h. Nutrient intake from food, calorie intake, and and testosterone and body fat affect fertility primarily by altering the growth of the corpus environment in which eggs and sperm develop, luteum.

Amenorrhea i. Estrogen is produced by fat cells, the pituitary gland, to conception over and the testes. The maturation of sperm takes 70—80 days. Weight loss of 10—15 percent of body weight in True False normal-weight men, but not in normal-weight women, decreases fertility. Both inadequate and excessive levels of body fat af- Column A Column B fect fertility. Puberty a. Studies have consistently shown that high intakes of contained the ovum caffeine or coffee reduce fertility.

It True False produces estrogen and Although the incidence of neural tube defects in progesterone. Corpus luteum b. Which of the following bear children. Subfertility c. Non-Hispanic Black women the loss of a conceptus in the first 20 weeks of b. Non-Hispanic White women pregnancy. Asian Americans 8. Fecundity d. Hispanic Americans during which hu- It is recommended that preconceptional women mans become bio- consume mcg of folic acid from fortified foods logically capable of or supplements, in addition to dietary folate from a reproduction.

True False. Low energy intakes during the periconceptional Combination hormonal contraceptive use is associ- period due to food restriction, weight loss, or ated with weight gain. Progestin-only contraceptives are related to increased the offspring. True False True False Some individuals have an increased need for folate Women who received WIC services from one preg- due to the gene variant 5, methylenetetrahydro- nancy through to a subsequent pregnancy appear to folate reductase that blocks the absorption of folate gain more weight during the subsequent pregnancy from food.

Women should enter pregnancy with a good level of True False stored iron because it is easier to build up iron stores The CDC recommends that preconceptional before than during pregnancy. The basic food groups presented in ChooseMyPlate and services related to the management of disorders are milk, meat and beans, vegetables, fruits, and such as diabetes and celiac disease. Which of the following is not a step in the The amounts of basic a.

The current generation of oral contraceptives in- Visit www. Preconception 3 Chapter Nutrition: Conditions and Interventions Learning Objectives After studying the materials in this chapter, you should be able to: Prepared by 3. Brown of obesity and underweight on fertility in women and men. Introduction are related to irregular menstrual cycles, anovulation, and delayed time to conception. Fat to infectious agents, toxins, or tissue contains an enzyme irritants.

It triggers the release of. A side underlie the effects of obesity and underweight on abnormally high in people effect of chronic inflammation is fertility in women and men. Con- that it also damages lipids, cells, and tissues. Currently, These metabolic and hormonal changes influ- itary. Low levels of reduced sensitivity to insulin so changes occurring with obesity and underweight prior to testosterone decrease sperm that more insulin than normal conception also influence pregnancy outcomes.

Metabolic syndrome is characterized by insulin resistance, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and impaired fertility. Specifically, ox- abdominal obesity, high blood Overweight appears to impact fertility and pregnancy in idative stress can lead to the pressure and triglycerides levels, women with metabolic abnormalities such as insulin res- breakdown of polyunsat- low levels of HDL cholesterol, istance and chronic inflammation.

Associations between urated fatty acids in sperm and impaired glucose tolerance. Damage to intra-abdominal fat also called visceral fat. These mation, oxidative stress, and metabolic syndrome. Meta- resistance and oxidative hormones are inactive when bolic syndrome is referred to again in this and other chapters stress in men is also associ- bound to SHBG, but are available and is overviewed in the In Focus: Metabolic Syndrome box.

Low levels of SHBG are related to increased These conditions can interfere with reproductive processes functions. Excess testosterone disrupts egg development. Chapter 3: Preconception Nutrition Whether obese or non-obese individuals are at other health indicators. It is diagnosed when three of risk for health problems primarily depends on their meta- the following five conditions exist: bolic profile. Metabolically healthy individuals, or those 1. Waist circumference. Other population-based definitions of of inflammation and oxidative stress, are at lower risk of elevated waist circumference may also be used.

About one-in-four obese individual are metabol- ically healthy, and some normal weight individuals with 3. It is the treatment of first choice. Weight reduction methods focused on cluster of metabolic risk factors found in people with behavioural goals and skills such as meal planning, food metabolic syndrome greatly increases the risk of devel- preparation, snack choices, and portion sizes; and regular opment of cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.

Over time, chronic appears to be particularly helpful for improving insulin res- inflammation and oxidative stress cause damage to istance. Approaches to weight loss that stigmatize or shame cells and body functions, and can impair reproductive obese individuals may be counterproductive. Strategies that functions in both women and men. Diets high in antioxidant- surgery may be indicated to recover fertility status if weight- rich fruits, vegetables, whole-grain products, fiber, and loss efforts fail.

Women who lose weight prior to pregnancy low-fat dairy products are recommended. Such diets due to bariatric surgery are at lower risk of developing dia- decrease inflammation, plasma triglyceride levels, body betes and hypertension during pregnancy than are obese wo- weight, plasma glucose levels, and blood pressure and men who do not lose weight.

Harmonizing the metabolic syndrome. Circulation ; —5. It cycle in females. It stimulates sperm and whole grain products, and limited intake of sugar- is important to monitor production in males. Case St udy 3. She traception method is lost. Mark wants more children, but Anna Marie is dead fat has improved her fertility status.

Mark refuses to use contraception and has made Anna Marie promise not to use any, either. Anna Questions Marie makes the promise because she thinks she can avoid 1. At this ity when she was inactive? For 2 years, Anna 2. Name a possible health consequence related to Anna swimming.

Poor status of iron, It is suggested that these mechanisms come into effect to vitamin D, folate, and other nutrients during the pericon- prevent pregnancy in women who are malnourished and ceptional period may impair maternal health and fetal poorly prepared for the calorie and nutrient costs of fetal development. Other mechan- pituitary gland. GnRH sion of GnRH may play a A condition characterized by stimulates the release of follicle-stimulating hormone FSH role in the development of cessation of menstruation due to changes in hypothalamic signals and luteinizing hormone LH from the anterior pituitary.

Changes Both are needed for egg maturation and release. Also called functional hypothalamic amenorrhea and Anorexia Nervosa, weight-related amenorrhea. It is characterized by Caloric restriction that produces a negative energy bal- hypothalamic amenorrhea the interrelated factors of energy ance in underweight, and normal weight, menstruating in some, but not all, women deficit, menstrual dysfunction, females is related to the development of hypothalamic with these disorders.

In addition, suppressed activity of GnRH leads to a de- in duration. Inadequate es- may be needed in addition to a balanced and adequate diet trogen leads to the loss of bone mineral accretion and density, to facilitate bone development.

Overweight Appropriate care entails the use of evidence-based prac- females who engage in long-distance running, fast cyc- tices utilizing an interdisciplinary group of experienced ling, and other aerobic physical activities tend to exper- health professionals that includes a dietitian, nurse, social ience improvements in reproductive hormone levels and worker, and psychiatrist. Episodes of binge eating sports that emphasize a lean body type are compromising ways in which good blood are followed by compensatory their health Illustration 3.

It is called a triad because it consists of three conditions: and development. Also leads to a loss of normal secretion of LH and FSH, a lack nal and fetal complications called congenital anomalies. These of estrogen production, and other hormonal changes seen in during pregnancy. H igh may be caused by environmental or hypothalamic amenorrhea. Metabolic changes triggered by genetic factors, or by a combination blood glucose levels dur- hormonal shifts result in decreased bone density and an in- of the two.

Structural abnormalities ing the first two months creased susceptibility to stress fractures in affected athletes. This on whether women have type of diabetes was called adult- onset diabetes and non-insulin- Illustration 3.

Once thought Its official name is type 2 diabetes that emphasize a lean body. I n F oc u s Diabetes that develops with obesity partly originates from meta- bolic changes initiated in fat cells. High amounts of Definition: There are three major types of diabetes mel- body fat are related to an increased release of fatty litus: type 1, type 2, and gestational.

All types of diabetes acids from fat cells into blood. Over time, insulin Individuals with type 1 diabetes require an external supply resistance can lead to the exhaustion of beta cells and of insulin. It is considered an autoimmune disease. About decreased insulin production, elevated blood glucose 10 percent of cases of diabetes are of this type.

About have many adverse consequences in the short- and long- 90 percent of cases of diabetes are of this type. Such consequences can be limited or postponed by Gestational diabetes is carbohydrate intolerance that tightly managed blood glucose levels. Diabetes increases begins or is first recognized during pregnancy. It is closely the risk of coronary heart disease, kidney disease, vis- related to type 2 diabetes. Additional information about ion problems and blindness, nerve problems, and loss gestational diabetes is presented in Chapter 5.

Prevalence: Approximately 12 percent of U. Patient education, nutritional sup- adults have type 1. Gestational diabetes is diagnosed in port, and blood-glucose monitoring are important for 4—9 percent of pregnancies. Rates of gestational and type long-term blood glucose control. Some people with type 2 diabetes are increasing worldwide due to escalating 2 diabetes can control the disease through dietary and rates of obesity. Obesity, especially central obesity, is a primary risk People with gestational diabetes or type 2 are gener- factor for gestational and type 2 diabetes.

These central resources can be identified by contacting the local public health or cooperative extension agency. State-level programs are generally part of large national programs.

The program also serves as a source of demand for the products of American farmers and food companies. Other programs are targeted to families and individuals in need. Need is generally defined as including individual and household incomes below the poverty line.

Income guidelines change periodically and are several thousand dollars higher for people in Alaska and Hawaii. The program provides Copyright Cengage Learning. Chapter 1: Nutrition Basics Table 1.

WIC staff also provides breastfeeding support and referrals to health-care and social-service providers. Eligibility for WIC is based on low-income status and the presence of a nutritional risk, such as iron deficiency or being underweight. The program serves more than 7 million women and children each year. Nearly half of all infants 43 and a quarter of all young children in the United States participate in the WIC program. The WIC program has been shown to have a number of positive effects on the health of participants.

Infants born to women participating in WIC while pregnant weigh more, and they are less likely to be small at birth and to be born before term, than the infants of nonparticipating low-income women. Children served by WIC tend to consume more nutritious diets and experience lower rates of iron deficiency than children who are lowincome but not enrolled in WIC. You can get more information on these programs online at www. Among the important components of this success story are programs that have expanded the availability of housing; safe food and water; foods fortified with iodine, iron, vitamin D, or foliate; fluo ridated public water; food assistance; and nutrition education.

Since , the average life span of persons in the United States has lengthened by more than 30 years, and 25 years of this gain are estimated to be due to the quiet revolutions that have taken place in public health.

Provides foods to children in low-income areas during the summer. Provide free breakfasts and reduced-cost or no-cost lunches to children from families who cannot afford to buy them. Subsidizes food purchases of low-income families and individuals.

Serves low-income, high-risk, and pregnant and breastfeeding women and children up to 5 years of age. Provides supplemental nutritious foods and nutrition education as an adjunct to health care.

Includes nutrition education for children and parents and supplies meals for children in the program. For the two out of three Americans who do not smoke or drink excessively, dietary intakes represent the major environmental influence on long-term health. Because the seeds of many chronic diseases are planted during pregnancy and childhood, major emphasis is placed on dietary habits early in life. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans provide science-based recommendations to promote health and to reduce the risk for Dietary Guidelines for Americans Table 1.

Increase food security among U. Reduce the incidence of spina bifida and other neural tube defects from 7 to 3 per 10, live births. Reduce the incidence of birth defects from 1. Increase the proportion of women who receive preconceptional counseling.

Balance calorie intake and physical activity to achieve or maintain a healthy body weight. Consume a diet rich in vegetables and fruits. Choose whole-grain, high-fiber foods. Consume fish, especially oily fish, twice a week.

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