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Milk production takes place in the ________.
Alveoli
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Impaired iron status or iron defience anemia occurs in___5 or U.S. teens?
10
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Although 60% of mothers initiate breastfeeding only ___% are still breastfeeding at 6months.
25
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In recent years several cases of rickets in breastfed infants have been reported nationwide prompting concern of ______ inadequacy in human milk.
Vitamin D
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A full term intant is born with a substantial iron reserve that helps meet his/her need for iron during the first ____mos.
6
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During pregnancy the RDA for iron:
Increases substantially to meet needs of developing fetus.
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Poor nutritional status of the mother_______(when?) can have serious long-term effects on the unborn child.
Before and during pregnancy.
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The placenta transfers nutrients,_____,hormones, and other products between the mother and baby.
Gases
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AGA is between the ___ and ____percentiles.
10th 90th (Average for Gestational Age)
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_____extra calories are needed during the second trimester.____ extra calories are needed during the third trimester.
348, 452
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A pregnant woman should consume between ____ and ___% of Kcal from dietary fat.
20-35%
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Iron is needed for forming______ and for growth/development of the fetus and placenta.
Hemoglobin
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________ plays and important role in cell division and is critical to the development of the _____ system.
Folate, Nervous
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Milk production takes place in the ________ cells and is regulated in part by hormones.
Mammary Secretory
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__________ drops are reccomended for breadtfed infants after 2 mos. of age.
Vitamin D
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Human milk or infant formula should be the primary source of nutrients throughout the first _____ of life.
year
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_______ Changes begin the transformation from childhood into adolescence.
Hormonal
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It is important that adolescents counsume the AI of nutrients related to:
Bone health
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It is important for older adults to have adequate intake of protein, calcium, Vit D, phosphorous, and ______.
magnesium
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Older adults are at risk of _______.
Pernicious anemia ( an autoimmune disease caused by B12 defiency)
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Widespread consequences of food insecurity in poorer regions include greater incidence of LBW, neonatal death, growth stunting, Vitamin__ defiency, iron and ____ defiency.
A, Iodine
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___________ helps combat international hunger by working toward the common goal of improving the quality of life for people in the worlds poorest countries.
UNICEF
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