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Nutritional disorders in the elderly
Medical Journal of Australia, 1995Overnutrition and undernutrition can contribute to many common diseases or disorders in the elderly. Some conditions may take years to develop, while others can occur within weeks. Protein energy malnutrition may be the direct result of poor diet, or it may develop indirectly when other illnesses increase nutritional requirements beyond usual needs ...
M L, Wahlqvist, G S, Savige, W, Lukito
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The Investigation of Nutritional Disorders
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1988The following list is presented as a summary of guidelines that may be helpful in the investigation of a nutritional disorder. 1. Identify the perceived herd or flock problem. The client's complaint usually reflects an appearance of clinical signs or a depression in production parameters. The practitioner should also identify subclinical manifestations
W S, Swecker, C D, Thatcher
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Nutrition and motility disorders
Best Practice & Research Clinical Gastroenterology, 2006The purpose of this article is to give an overview of the relation between feeding and gastrointestinal symptoms and complaints, and to review different motility disorders that have implications for food intake. We also report the consequences for nutrition state and the evidence-based principles of dietary modification in patients with motility ...
G, Karamanolis, J, Tack
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Nutrition and Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Nutrition and Health, 1993Since the 1960s the structural requirements for the growth, development and function of the brain have become better understood due to the recognition of the prodigious energy needs for brain development and its structural requirements for lipids. The most vulnerable period of neural development is during embryonic and fetal growth ...
M A, Crawford +5 more
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Nutritional and Pubertal Disorders
2015Caloric-protein malnutrition can slow growth and cause pubertal delay. This chapter focuses on endocrine abnormalities and pubertal alterations in patients with eating disorders, childhood obesity, the female athlete triad and children cancer survivors.
M Teresa, Muñoz-Calvo, Jesús, Argente
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Nutritional Disorders in the Elderly
Medical Clinics of North America, 2006Undernutrition is common in older people and has serious adverse effects. Weight loss and low body weight are key markers. Correctable causes, such as depression, are common and should be sought. Structured efforts to encourage food intake, together with nutritional supplements, often are of benefit.
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1995
Abstract The World Health Organization estimated in 1983 that 300 million children, mostly living in the developing world, sustained growth retardation secondary to malnutrition (WHO 1983). Protein-calorie malnutrition (PCM) and protein energy malnutrition (PEM) are generic terms for a wide spectrum of nutritional deficiencies in ...
Otfried Spreen +2 more
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Abstract The World Health Organization estimated in 1983 that 300 million children, mostly living in the developing world, sustained growth retardation secondary to malnutrition (WHO 1983). Protein-calorie malnutrition (PCM) and protein energy malnutrition (PEM) are generic terms for a wide spectrum of nutritional deficiencies in ...
Otfried Spreen +2 more
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