Pediatric Nutrition HandbookJones & Bartlett Learning, 1996 - 126 pages Malnutrition in childhood can effect immune function, energy level and ability to learn. This handbook contains the necessary tools to identify children at nutritional risk, assess nutritional status, estimate nutritional requirements and provide practical information to parents. The book includes a thorough review of the nutritional issues which should be addressed at each well-child check-up. |
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... ASSESSMENT AT WELL- CHILD CHECKUPS T.1.1 Nutritional Assessment and Counseling Guidelines RECOMMENDED DIETARY ALLOWANCES T.1.2 Recommended Dietary Allowances RECOMMENDATIONS FOR VITAMIN / MINERAL SUPPLEMENTATION ........... T.1.3 ...
... ASSESSMENT AT WELL- CHILD CHECKUPS T.1.1 Nutritional Assessment and Counseling Guidelines RECOMMENDED DIETARY ALLOWANCES T.1.2 Recommended Dietary Allowances RECOMMENDATIONS FOR VITAMIN / MINERAL SUPPLEMENTATION ........... T.1.3 ...
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... ASSESSMENT OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH NUTRITIONAL RISK NUTRITIONAL STATUS ASSESSMENT T.4.1 Key Components of the Nutritional Status Assessment ......... 35 35 36 37 F.4.1 Nutrition Status Assessment Form 38 EVALUATING ...
... ASSESSMENT OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH NUTRITIONAL RISK NUTRITIONAL STATUS ASSESSMENT T.4.1 Key Components of the Nutritional Status Assessment ......... 35 35 36 37 F.4.1 Nutrition Status Assessment Form 38 EVALUATING ...
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... Assessment of Obesity ..... Estimation of Normal Height and Weight LABORATORY ASSESSMENT OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS T.4.8 T.4.7 Evaluation of Anemia Calcium Abnormalities T.4.9 Carbohydrate Abnormalities Severity Classifications of Failure ...
... Assessment of Obesity ..... Estimation of Normal Height and Weight LABORATORY ASSESSMENT OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS T.4.8 T.4.7 Evaluation of Anemia Calcium Abnormalities T.4.9 Carbohydrate Abnormalities Severity Classifications of Failure ...
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Contents
GENERAL NUTRITION | 1 |
Table 3 | 3 |
1 Food Guide Pyramid | 15 |
5 to 18 Years | 21 |
SELECTED FOODS | 29 |
IN CHILDREN | 35 |
2 | 42 |
Severity Classifications of Failure to Thrive | 54 |
3 | 57 |
10 Lipid Assessment | 62 |
SECTION 5 | 65 |
AGESPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS | 68 |
6 Composition of MilkBased Formulas | 81 |
Eating for AllDay Sporting Events | 101 |
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67 | 126 |
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Adolescents allergy anemia anorexia nervosa Assessment baby baby's bagels beans beverages bread breast Breast shells Breastfed infants breastfeed breastfeeding Breastmilk bulimia nervosa cakes calories Carbohydrate Center for Health cereal cheese child CLIN NUTR Continued cookies corn crackers Diet history DIETARY SOURCES Eat Table eating disorders Evaluate Failure to Thrive feeding females Food Group Food Guide Pyramid Food Item fruit juice fruits and vegetables g/dL growth GUIDELINES ice cream IDEAS FOR BALANCED infant formulas kcal KG LB L-carnitine Lactose low-fat margarine meals and snacks Mean Normal Range meat mg/dL milk or milk milk products months of age muffins National Center nervosa Newborn nipple nutrients obesity pasta peanut butter Pediatrics plot ht potatoes powder Protein puddings Read labels Recommended Dietary Allowances rice risk safflower oil sauces Serum solid foods soups Step-One Tbsp teeth therapy tortillas Vitamin vitamin D weight gain yogurt Young Children