Titlebook: Nutrition in Cystic Fibrosis; A Guide for Clinicia Elizabeth H. Yen,Amanda Radmer Leonard Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Macronutrient Requirements,duals with CF will likely require higher nutrient intakes in order to overcome losses in the stool and to achieve expected growth or weight gain/maintenance. Sicker patients in particular might demonstrate extremely high calorie needs. Others may do well on a level of calorie and nutrient intake tha

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Dietary Fat and Fat Metabolism in CF,tiology. While the debate over whether to restrict fat or to promote fat in the diet has been decided in favor of the latter, there still remains controversy about what fats to recommend. Linoleic acid deficiency is well documented, as well as its association with growth impairment and clinical outc

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Vitamin D and Bone Health,nsufficient vitamin D status in CF, including malabsorption, insufficient intake, decreased sunlight exposure, and low body fat. Although vitamin D deficiency is a concern for bone health, several other extra skeletal co-morbidities such as lung impairment, inflammation, diabetes, and depression hav

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Vitamins and Minerals,ity of newborn screening, symptoms of overt vitamin or mineral deficiencies often were initial signs indicative of the CF diagnosis. Low vitamin serum levels continue to be seen, but signs of overt deficiency are infrequent and descriptions often are published as case reports. The introduction of CF

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Nutrition in Infancy,ft untreated or undertreated PI will lead to chronic malnutrition. Due to the rapid growth and high metabolic demands in the first year, infants are at the highest risk of nutritional deficiencies if regular assessments and appropriate interventions are not implemented. Nutritional status is associa

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,Nutritional Assessment: Age 2–20 Years, a comprehensive nutrition assessment including obtaining anthropometric and biochemical data; performing a complete clinical assessment; and taking a thorough history of diet, related illnesses, stools, vitamins, minerals, and pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy. Anthropometric data should includ

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