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- List and explain age-specific care consideration. What's the difference between Hypothyroidism vs. Goiter Please explain In detailDiscuss the following barriers of accessing health care as it pertains to diabetes: 1. Personal/Family a. Acceptability b. Cultural c. Language/literacy d. Attitudes, beliefs e. Preferences f. Involvement in care g. Health behavior h. Education/income 2. Structural a. Availability b. Appointments c. How organized d. Transportation 3. Financial a. Insurance coverage b. Reimbursement level c. Public SupportWhy are alternative health methods considered unconventional? Why are some patients turning to alternative medicine for wellness care? Why should patients exercise caution when relying on alternative care? What are the benefits of good nutrition?
- How can you incorporate the concept of lifestyle change into a program for those who are in need of maintaining ideal body weight? What recommendations can you now make for those clients?What are some practical implications of the finding that caloric restriction has long-term negative effects on body weight, cardiovascular disease, and late-life cognitive decline?Describe the ways in which human error can be viewed according to Reason (Reason, 2000) and the strategies that can be used to increase resilience according to the Swiss cheese model (Figure 14.6).
- es 6. The following is a good example of an enabling characteristic that makes a person more vulnerable to poor health O a) John had a family history of diabetes that was likely genetic. (Both his parents were diagnosed with diabetes in their 40s even though they had few lifestyle-based risk factors). Ob) Rick lived in a neighborhood where it was very difficult for him to buy fresh fruits and vegetables and had limited access to transportation. O c) Raul was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and therefore required medication and regular psychiatric/mental health treatment. d) Angela lived close to a sewage treatment plant that emitted toxic byproducts into the air. O e) All of the above. Of) b and d only.Describe the Diabetes Prevention Program.Explain the term 'self-care' and describe one impact of exercise, diet and nutrition as a self-care technique to manage stress.
- Why are some patients turning to alternative medicine for wellness care? Why should patients exercise caution when relying on alternative care? What are the benefits of good nutrition?What roles do the FDA and FTC have in regard to dealing with dietary supplements? List two nutritional ergogenic aids that strength athletes are likely to use or to have questions about? What is a common nutritional ergogenic used by team sport athletes? Discuss the need for and effectiveness of this type of supplement for team sports and other athletes. Define "doping". What world organization was formed in 1999 to prevent it? What information should the sports dietitian obtain from the athlete prior to the first nutrition counseling session?What do reduce means?
