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Which condition is commonly associated with bowed legs in children?
Which condition is commonly associated with bowed legs in children?
- Pneumonia
- Rickets (correct)
- Multiple sclerosis
- Prostate cancer
Depression is a symptom commonly associated with renal stones.
Depression is a symptom commonly associated with renal stones.
False (B)
What bone condition may occur in adults due to osteomalacia?
What bone condition may occur in adults due to osteomalacia?
Bone fragility
Increased bone density can be a result of _____ disease.
Increased bone density can be a result of _____ disease.
Match the following conditions with their associated symptoms:
Match the following conditions with their associated symptoms:
What is malnutrition primarily associated with?
What is malnutrition primarily associated with?
Malnutrition only occurs from a deficiency of nutrients.
Malnutrition only occurs from a deficiency of nutrients.
What basic physiological function does nutrition support?
What basic physiological function does nutrition support?
Malnutrition includes excess, deficient, or an imbalance of __________ that lead to a disease state.
Malnutrition includes excess, deficient, or an imbalance of __________ that lead to a disease state.
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Flashcards
Malnutrition definition
Malnutrition definition
An imbalance of nutrients; may be excess, deficient, or unbalanced, leading to disease.
Nutrition role
Nutrition role
Provides energy to the body for respiration and activities.
Energy needs
Energy needs
The body's required energy for basic functions like breathing and movement.
Nutrient Imbalance
Nutrient Imbalance
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Disease connection
Disease connection
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Rickets in children
Rickets in children
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Osteomalacia in adults
Osteomalacia in adults
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Severe dementia
Severe dementia
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Autoimmune disease
Autoimmune disease
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Increased bone density
Increased bone density
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Study Notes
General Information
- Tanta University Faculty of Nursing
- Applied Nutrition Course
Course Details
- Course code: Med 201
- Year: Second year
- Credit hours: 30
- Credits: 30
- Theory: 30
Course Objectives
- Provide student with knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to assist patients with organic health problems.
- Enable students to understand basic diet therapy and comply with nutritional regimens within sociocultural environments.
Knowledge and Understanding Domain
- Identify basic food requirements
- Describe the function of various nutritional elements
- Explain diet for common diseases
- Define applied nutrition terminologies
- Recall principles of basic nutrition/dietetics
- Identify metabolic processes of molecules related to nutrition
- Identify etiology, signs, symptoms and risk factors of specific nutritional disorders
- List relevant health assessment/diagnostic techniques/procedures
- List different types of nutrition therapy for specific dietary diseases
Cognitive Skills Domain
- Explain the role of diet and nutrition in prevention/treatment of dietary problems
Professional Skills Domain
- Plan a therapeutic diet suitable for specific diseases (e.g. cardiovascular, respiratory, gastro-intestinal, liver, renal or metabolic)
General Skills Domain
- Identify parameters of adequate nutrition.
- Understand the use of drug therapy in relation to foods
- Use computer, internet, and modern technology for information retrieval.
- Use e-libraries and textbooks for reference
- Communicate effectively in class discussions/presentations and oral evaluations.
- Integrate statistical data or formulas for research work.
- Apply mathematical methods to solve problems.
Course Schedule
- The course will cover several topics. Specific topics/weeks are laid out on page 7 of the document. The schedule outlines each topic with its corresponding duration and lecturer/staff responsible for that week's module.
Assessment
- Oral exam: 20%
- Final written exam: 80%
- Total exam marks 100%
- Weeks 1-15 cover the topics as shown in this OCR
Textbooks and References
- Includes various textbooks, book titles, and authors.
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