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    By:

    DR. ANTOINETTE T. LEUTERIO

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    FORMS

    > UNDERNUTRITION

    > OVERNUTRITION

    > NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY

    > NUTRITIONAL EXCESS

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    PATHOGENESIS

    > TISSUE DEPLETION

    > BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES

    FUNCTIONAL CHANGES

    SUBJECTIVE SYMPTOMS

    CLASSICAL SYMPTOMS

    ANATOMIC LESIONS

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    UNDERNUTRITION

    > PROTEIN CALORIE MALNUTRITION

    MARASMUS

    KWASHIORKOR

    > EATING DISORDERSANOREXIA NERVOSA

    BULIMIA

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    TABLE 1

    PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF CHON-CAL DEF

    MARASMUS/ KWASHIORKOR

    Usual age : M- 0 -2 K- 1- 3 yo

    Edema: M- none K- lower legs (dec albumin)

    Muscle wasting: M- loss of fat all skin & bone K- sometimes

    Growth retardation: M- obvious K- sometimes hidden

    Mental changes: M- apathetic K - irritableAppetite: M- good K - bad

    Diarrhea: M & K often

    Skin changes: M- seldom K- flaky paint dermatsis

    Hair changes: M- seldom K- sparse w/ dyspigmentation

    Moonface: M-seldom K- oftenHepatic enlargement: M- seldom K- always

    Serum albumin: M- normal K- low

    Urinary urea per g creatinine: M- normal K- always

    Serum essential amino acid index: M-normal K- low

    Anemia: M- uncommon K- common( iron def)Liver biopsy: M- normal K- fatty change ( abnormal lipid)

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    TABLE 2

    EATING DISORDERSANOREXIA NERVOSA/ BULIMIA

    Predominant sex: Both- FEMALE (yong women)

    Method of weight control: A- restriction B- vomiting

    Binge eating: A- uncommon B- common ( Mallory- Weiss Syn )

    Weight at diagnosis: A- decreased B- near normalRitualized exercise: A- A- usual B- rare

    Amenorrhea: A- 100% B- 50%

    Antisocial behavior: A- rare B- frequent

    Cardovascular changes(bradycardia):A-commonB-uncommon

    Skin changes (hirsutism,dryness): A- usual B- rareHypothermia: A- usual B- rare

    Edema- : both A & B - + /-

    Medical complication: both HYPOKALEMIA

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    DEFINITION

    BMI > 30 kg/m2 ( obese)

    normal BMI 25 kg/m2overwt BMI bet 25 to 29.9kg/m2

    ETIOLOGY

    heredity, environmental, psychosocial

    ASSOCIATED DISODERS

    HYPOVENTILATION SYNDROME / PICKWIKIAN SYN

    OVERNUTRITION- OBESITY

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    Adult- onset diabetes mellitusM- due to increased resistance to insulin action

    C- atherosclerosis

    HypertensionM due increased adrenal glucocorticoids

    C- stroke

    Hyperlipidemia

    M- increased lipoprotein synthesisC- hypercholesterolemia

    Atherosclerotic arterial diseaseCholelithiasis: M- inc cholesterol in bile C- cholecystitisOsteoarthrosis: M- cartilage degeneration in wt bearing joints

    C- hips

    TABLE 3

    DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH

    OBESITY

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    FAT-SOLUBLE VITS

    A, D, E, K

    WATER-SOLUBLE VITS

    VIT C & B

    VITAMINS AND MINERALS

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    FAT SOLUBLE VITSVIT A (retinol): D- nyctalopia E- carotenemia S- leafy vege

    VIT D (steroid alcohols): D- rickets E- hypercalcemia S- liver oil

    VIT E (tocopherol): D- sterility E- unknown S- eggyolkVIT K ( naphthoquinones):D- bleeding E-hemolytic A. S-tomato

    WATER SOLUBLE VITSVIT C ( ascorbic acid):D-scurvy E- oxaluria S- citrus fruit

    VIT B COMPLEX

    Thiamine( B1): D-beri-beri (Korsakoffs / Wernikes ) E- noneS- whole grain

    Riboflavin ( B2):D- glossitis E- none S- milk products

    Niacin ( Nicotinic acid):D-pellagra E- flushing S- peanut

    Pyridoxine (B6): D-convulsions E- unknown S- legumes

    Cobalamine (B12): D-pernicious A E- unknown S-meatFolate folic acid :D-me aloblastic A E- unknownS- reen v

    TABLE 4

    VITAMINS FX / DEF/ EXCESS/ SOURCES

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    MINERALSMINERALS

    a FunctionsFunctions Sodium, potassium, chloride, magnesiumSodium, potassium, chloride, magnesium

    Neuromuscular excitationNeuromuscular excitation

    Calcium & phosphorousCalcium & phosphorous Bone metabolismBone metabolism

    ZincZinc Cofactor for certain enzymesCofactor for certain enzymes

    ManganeseManganese Involved in protein metablismInvolved in protein metablism

    CopperCopper Involved in electron transportInvolved in electron transport

    IronIron Production of normal red cellsProduction of normal red cells

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    Def iciencySODIUM- muscle cramps

    POTASSSIUM- muscle weakness

    CHLORIDE- with sodiumMAGNESIUM- with CA

    CALCIUM- with Vit D

    PHOSPHOROUS- w/ CA & VIT D

    ZINC- delayed wound healing

    MANGANESECOPPER- Wilsons dses

    IRON- hypochromic macrocytic anemia

    IODINE- goiter, cretinism

    FLOURINE- dental caries

    SELENIUM

    TABLE 5

    MINERALS FX / DEF/ EXCESS/ SOURCES

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    MINERALSMINERALS

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