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L3 NUT - UNIT 2 - S3

Section 3: Setting goals and collecting, using and analysing nutritional info

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Before we collect information about a client’s health and diet it is vital that the health professional has obtained a written and signed form known as ? ‘informed consent - this protects both the trainer and client and ensures that sensitive information remains confidential
what are the three Ps of the performance equation ? Potential, Psychological interference, Perfomance
Potential – Psychological interference = Performance is known as The performance equation
education, experience, knowledge, skills, determination and commitment are all part of which 'P' in The performance equation Potential
low motivation, low confidence, lack of focus, stress, anxiety, limiting beliefs and behaviours are all part of which 'P' in The performance equation. Psychological interference
results or outcome are both part of which 'P' in The performance equation. Performance
The performance equation was devised by performance consultant ? Tim Gallwey
Central or abdominal body fat is described as what body shape ? android or ‘apple’ body shape
Peripherally distributed fat (evenly distributed around the body) is described as what body shape ? gynoid or ‘pear’ body shape
Central or abdominal body fat (android or ‘apple’ body shape) is more common in ? Males
Peripherally distributed fat (gynoid or ‘pear’ body shape) is more common in ? Females
which health problem is associated with insulin resistance and with an increased risk of disease; including coronary heart disease ? CO Central obesity
weight (kg) / Height(m) x Height(m) is the formula for what ? BMI
which institute provides guidance to help practitioners manage eating disorders The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (or ‘NICE’)
PHYSICAL: Extreme weight loss, insufficient growth, constipation or abdominal pains, dizzy spells, hair loss, poor circulation, dry discoloured skin, dysmenorrhoea (severe pain associated with menstruation), bone loss are all signs of ? Anorexia nervosa
Psychological: Intense fear of gaining weight, distorted perception of body, denial of problem, mood swings are all signs of ?. Anorexia nervosa
Behavioural: Rituals attached to eating, secrecy, restlessness and hyperactivity, wearing baggy clothes, vomiting and/or taking laxatives are all signs of ? Anorexia nervosa
Long-term: Difficulty becoming pregnant, osteoporosis, death are all signs of ?. Anorexia nervosa
Physical: Frequent weight changes, going to the toilet after meals, sore throat and tooth decay, swollen salivary glands, swollen face, poor skin, dysmenorrhoea, lethargy and tiredness are all signs of ? Bulimia nervosa
Psychological: Uncontrollable urges to eat, obsession with food, distorted perception of body, mood swings, anxiety and depression, low self esteem, shame and guilt are all signs of ? Bulimia nervosa
Behavioural: Bingeing and vomiting, excessive use of laxatives, periods of fasting, excessive exercise, secrecy all signs of ? Bulimia nervosa
Long-term: Heart attack, rupture in stomach, erosion of teeth, choking are all signs of ? Bulimia nervosa
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