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²Ä1³¹  °ò¦Àç¾i¾ÇNutrition Basics /¿½¹çÄÉ Ä¶¡@1
«e¨¥Introduction¡@2
Àç¾i¾Ç­ì²zPrinciples of the Science of Nutrition¡@2
¥²»ÝÀç¾i¯À©M«D¥²»ÝÀç¾i¯ÀEssential and Nonessential Nutrients¡@3
¿¯­¹Àç¾i¼Ð·Ç Dietary Intake Standards¡@3
ºÒ¤ô¤Æ¦Xª«Carbohydrates¡@4
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­¹ª«¤¤ªº¨ä¥¦ª«½èOther Substances in Food¡@13
Äqª«½èMinerals¡@13
¤ô¤ÀWater¡@22
Àç¾i¼Ð¥ÜNutritional Labeling¡@34
Àç¾i¼Ð¥ÜªíNutrition Facts Panel¡@35
­ì®Æ¼Ð¥ÜIngredient Label¡@35
¿¯­¹¸É¥R«~¼Ð¥ÜDietary Supplement Labeling¡@35
¯óÃÄÀøªkHerbal Remedies¡@36
¾÷¯à­¹«~Functional Foods¡@36
¥Í©R¥þµ{ªºÀç¾i»P°·±dµ¦²¤The Life-Course Approach to Nutrition and Health¡@37
¥Í©R´ÁªºÀç¾i»Ý¨DMeeting Nutritional Needs Across the Life Cycle¡@37
¶¼­¹ªº¥Á«U¯S©ÊDietary Considerations Based on Ethnicity¡@38
¶¼­¹ªº©v±Ð¯S©ÊDietary Considerations Based on Religion¡@38
Àç¾iµû¦ôNutritional Assessment¡@38
ªÀ°ÏÀç¾iµû¦ôCommunity-Level Nutritional Assessment¡@38
­Ó¤HÀç¾iµû¦ôIndividual-Level Nutritional Assessment¡@39
¶¼­¹µû¦ôDietary Assessment¡@39
¤HÅé´ú¶qµû¦ôAnthropometric Assessment¡@40
¥Í¤Æµû¦ôBiochemical Assessment¡@41
ºÊ´ú°ê¥ÁÀç¾iª¬ªpMonitoring the Nation's Nutritional Health ¡@42
¤½¦@­¹ª«»PÀç¾i­pµePublic Food and Nutrition Programs¡@42
°üÀ¦¨àµ£¯S§OÀç¾i¸É¥R­pµeWIC¡@43
§ïµ½°ê¥ÁÀç¾iªº·í°È¤§«æNationwide Priorities for Improvements in Nutritional Health¡@43
¬ü°êÀç¾i»P°·±d«ü¤ÞU.S. Nutrition and Health Guidelines¡@43
¬ü°ê¤H¶¼­¹«ü¤ÞDietary Guidelines for Americans¡@44
§ÚªºÀ\½LMyPlate.gov¡@45
¬ü°ê¹A·~³¡ªº­¹ª«¤ÀÃþThe USDA's Food Groups¡@46

²Ä2³¹  ¥¥«eÀç¾iPreconception Nutrition /¿½¹çÄÉ Ä¶¡@50
«e¨¥Introduction¡@51
¥¥«e·§Æ[Preconception Overview¡@51
»P¥¥«e¶¥¬q¦³Ãöªº2020°ê¥ÁÀç¾i¥Ø¼Ð2020 Nutrition Objectives for the Nation Related to the Preconceptional Period¡@51
¥Í´Þ¥Í²z¾ÇReproductive Physiology¡@52
¤k©Ê¥Í´Þ¨t²ÎFemale Reproductive System¡@52
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Àç¾i»P¥Í¨|¤ONutrition and Fertility¡@56
Àç¾i¤£¨¬»P¥Í¨|¯à¤OUndernutrition and Fertility¡@56
Åé¯×ªÕ»P¥Í¨|¤OBody Fat and Fertility¡@57
Àç¾iª¬ªp»P¥Í¨|¤ONutrient Status and Fertility¡@58
Á{¥¥´ÁÀç¾iNutrition During the Periconceptional Period¡@61
Á{¥¥´Áªº¸­»ÄÀç¾iª¬ªpPericonceptional Folate Status¡@61
Á{¥¥´ÁªºÅKÀç¾iª¬ªpPericonceptional Iron Status¡@63
¥¥«e°ü¤kªº¿¯­¹«ØijRecommended Dietary Intake for Preconceptional Women¡@63
Á×¥¥¾¯¹ï¥¥«eÀç¾iª¬ªpªº¼vÅTInfluence of Contraceptives on Preconceptional Nutrition Status¡@64
²üº¸»XÁ×¥¥¾¯ªºÀç¾i¬ÛÃö°Æ§@¥ÎNutritional Side Effects of Hormonal Contraception¡@64
¥¥«e°·±d»PÀç¾i¥Ü½d­pµeModel Preconceptional Health and Nutrition Programs¡@64
WICªº¥¥«eÀç¾i¸É§UPreconceptional Benefits of WIC¡@65
­°§C¦L¥§°ü¤k¥¥«e¯ÊÅKª¬ªpDecreasing Iron Deficiency in Preconceptional Women in Indonesia¡@65
¥¥«e·ÓÅ@¡G·Ç³ÆÃh¥¥Preconception Care: Preparing for Pregnancy¡@65
Àç¾i·ÓÅ@µ{§ÇThe Nutrition Care Process¡@65
¥¥«eÀç¾i·ÓÅ@µ{§ÇThe Nutrition Care Process Related to the Preconception Period¡@67

²Ä3³¹  ¥¥«eÀç¾i¡Gª¬ªp»P³B¸mPreconception Nutrition: Conditions and Interventions /¿½¹çÄÉ Ä¶¡@70
«e¨¥Introduction¡@71
¸g«e¯g­Ô¸sPremenstrual Syndrome¡@71
PMSªºªvÀøTreatment of PMS¡@71
Åé­«»P¥Í¨|¤OWeight Status and Fertility¡@72
ªÎ­D¡BÅé¯×ªÕ¤À¥¬¥H¤Î¥Í¨|¤OObesity, Body Fat Distribution, and Fertility¡@72
¨k©ÊÅé­«»P¥Í¨|¤OWeight Status and Fertility in Men¡@73
¤k©ÊÅé­«»P¥Í¨|¤OWeight Status and Fertility in Women¡@73
¯à¶q­t¥­¿Å©M¥Í¨|¤ONegative Energy Balance and Fertility¡@75
¹½­¹¯g¡B¼É­¹¯g»P¥Í¨|¤OAnorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and Fertility¡@75
¤k¹B°Ê­û¤TÁp¯g©M¥Í¨|¤OThe Female Athlete Triad and Fertility¡@75
Ãh¥¥«eªº¿}§¿¯fDiabetes Prior to Pregnancy¡@76
Ãh¥¥«e¿}§¿¯fªºÀç¾iÀøªkNutritional Management of Diabetes Prior to Pregnancy¡@76
¦hÅn©Ê§Z±_¯g­Ô¸s©M¥Í¨|¤OPolycystic Ovary Syndrome and Fertility¡@78
PCOSªºÀç¾iÀøªkNutritional Management of PCOS¡@79
­fଧ¿¯gPhenylketonuria, PKU¡@80
¥À¿ËPKU Maternal PKU¡@80
PKUªºÀç¾iÀøªkNutritional Management of PKU¡@81
¾¢½è¤£­@¯gCeliac Disease¡@81
¾¢½è¤£­@¯gªºÀç¾iºÞ²zNutrition Management of Celiac Disease¡@81

²Ä4³¹  Ãh¥¥´ÁÀç¾iNutrition During Pregnancy /¿½¹çÄÉ Ä¶¡@87
«e¨¥Introduction¡@88
Ãh¥¥¦¨ªGThe Status of Pregnancy Outcomes¡@88
À¦¨à¦º¤`²vInfant Mortality¡@88
§C¥X¥ÍÅé­«¡B¦­²£©MÀ¦¨à¦º¤`²vLow Birthweight, Preterm Delivery, and Infant Mortality¡@90
­°§CÀ¦¨à¦º¤`²v»Pµo¯f²vReducing Infant Mortality and Morbidity¡@90
Ãh¥¥¥Í²z¾ÇPhysiology of Pregnancy¡@91
¥ÀÅé¥Í²z¾ÇMaternal Physiology¡@91
Ãh¥¥´Á¶¡ªº¥¿±`¥Í²zÅܤÆNormal Physiological Changes During Pregnancy¡@92
­L½LThe Placenta¡@95
­F­L»P­L¨àªº¥Íªø©Mµo¨|Embryonic and Fetal Growth and Development¡@97
¥Íªø»Pµo¨|ªºÃöÁä´ÁCritical Periods of Growth and Development¡@97
­L¨àªº¨­Åé²Õ¦¨Fetal Body Composition¡@99
Àç¾i¡B¬y²£»P¦­²£Nutrition, Miscarriages, and Preterm Delivery¡@102
¦¨¦~¯e¯f­·ÀI¤§µo¨|½sµ{Developmental Programming of Later Disease Risk¡@103
Ãh¥¥´Á¼W­«Pregnancy Weight Gain¡@104
Ãh¥¥´Áªº¼W­««ØijPregnancy Weight Gain Recommendations¡@105
Àç¾i»PÃh¥¥¹Lµ{©M¦¨ªGNutrition and the Course and Outcome of Pregnancy¡@108
°§¯î»PÃh¥¥¦¨ªGFamine and Pregnancy Outcome¡@108
Ãh¥¥´Á¶¡ªº¯à¶q©MÀç¾i»Ý¨DEnergy and Nutrient Needs During Pregnancy¡@109
¯à¶qªº»Ý¨DThe Need for Energy¡@110
³J¥Õ½èªº»Ý¨DThe Need for Protein¡@111
¯×ªÕªº»Ý¨DThe Need for Fat¡@111
Ãh¥¥´Á¶¡ºû¥Í¯À©MÄqª«½èªº»Ý¨DThe Need for Vitamins and Minerals During Pregnancy¡@113
¶tCalcium¡@117
­¹ª«¤¤ªº¥Íª«¬¡©Ê¦¨¤ÀBioactive Components of Food¡@121
¤ô¤Àªº»Ý¨DThe Need for Water¡@122
¼vÅTÃh¥¥´Á¶¡¿¯­¹Äá¨ú¶qªº¦]¯ÀFactors Affecting Dietary Intake During Pregnancy¡@122
Ãh¥¥´Á¶¡¶¼­¹¤f¨ý§ïÅܪº¼vÅTEffect of Taste and Smell Changes on Dietary Intake During Pregnancy¡@122
¤å¤Æ®t²§Cultural Considerations¡@123
¥¥´Áªº°·±d¶¼­¹Healthful Diets for Pregnancy¡@123
Ãh¥¥´Áªº¯À­¹Vegetarian Diets in Pregnancy¡@124
Ãh¥¥´Áªº¿¯­¹¸É¥R«~Dietary Supplements During Pregnancy¡@127
²£«eºû¥Í¯À©MÄqª«½è¸É¥R¾¯Multivitamin and Mineral Prenatal Supplementation¡@127
Ãh¥¥´Á¶¡ªº­¹«~¦w¥þFood Safety Issues during Pregnancy¡@130
¤ô»È¦Ã¬VMercury Contamination¡@130
µû¦ôÃh¥¥´Á¶¡ªºÀç¾iª¬ªpAssessment Nutritional Status During Pregnancy¡@130
Ãh¥¥´Áªº¶¼­¹µû¦ôAssessment of Dietary Intake during Pregnancy¡@130
Àç¾i¥Í¤Æ«ü¼Ðµû¦ôNutrition Biomarker Assessment¡@131
¹B°Ê»PÃh¥¥¦¨ªGExercise and Pregnancy Outcome¡@131
¥¥°üªº¹B°Ê«ØijExercise Recommendations for Pregnant Women¡@132
Ãh¥¥´Á¶¡±`¨£ªº°·±d°ÝÃDCommon Health Problems During Pregnancy¡@132
¤Ï­G»P¹Ã¦RNausea and Vomiting¡@132
¤ß¨`µhHeartburn¡@133
«K¯µConstipation¡@133
Ãh¥¥´Á¶¡­°§C­·ÀIªºÀç¾i¥Ü½d­pµeModel Nutrition Programs for Risk Reduction in Pregnancy¡@133
¥[®³¤j»X¯S°ú¿¯­¹ªA°È¶E©ÒThe Montreal Diet Dispensary¡@133
¬ü°ê°üÀ¦¨àµ£¯S§OÀç¾i¸É¥R­pµeThe WIC Program¡@134

²Ä5³¹  Ãh¥¥´ÁÀç¾i¡Gª¬ªp»P³B¸mNutrition During Pregnancy: Conditions and Interventions /¸­ªQ¹a Ķ¡@138
«e¨¥Introduction¡@139
ªÎ­D»PÃh¥¥Obesity and Pregnancy¡@139
ªÎ­D»PÀ¦¨à¥X¥Íµ²ªGObesity and Infant Outcomes¡@139
¥¥´Á°ª¦åÀ£Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy¡@141
¥¥´Á°ª¦åÀ£¡B®ñ¤ÆÀ£¤O»PÀç¾iHypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy, Oxidative Stress, and Nutrition¡@141
ºC©Ê°ª¦åÀ£Chronic Hypertension¡@141
§³®W°ª¦åÀ£Gestational Hypertension¡@142
¤líw«e¯g¡Ð¤líw¯gPreeclampsia-Eclampsia¡@142
¹ï¤líw«e¯gªºÀç¾i«Øij¤Î¤¶¤JNutritional Recommendations and Interventions for Preeclampsia¡@145
Ãh¥¥´Áªº¿}§¿¯fDiabetes in Pregnancy¡@145
§³®W´Á¿}§¿¯fGestational Diabetes¡@145
Ãh¥¥´Á²Ä¤G«¬¿}§¿¯fType 2 Diabetes in Pregnancy¡@150
Ãh¥¥´Á²Ä¤@«¬¿}§¿¯fType I Diabetes During Pregnancy¡@150
Ãh¥¥´Á²Ä¤@«¬¿}§¿¯fªºÀç¾i³B¸mNutritional Management of Type I Diabetes in Pregnancy¡@151
¦h­M­LMultifetal Pregnancies¡@151
¦³Ãö¦h­M­Lªº­I´ºª¾ÃÑBackground Information about Multiple Fetuses¡@152
¦h­M­LÃh¥¥ªº¬ÛÃö­·ÀIRisks Associated with Multifetal Pregnancy¡@153
Àç¾i»P¦h­M­LÃh¥¥µ²ªGNutrition and the Outcome of Multifetal Pregnancy¡@154
Âù­M­LÃh¥¥ªº¶¼­¹Äá¨úDietary Intake in Twin Pregnancy¡@155
¦h­M­L¥¥°üªºÀç¾i«ØijNutritional Recommendations for Women with Multifetal Pregnancy¡@156
Ãh¥¥´ÁHIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS During Pregnancy¡@157
Ãh¥¥´Á·P¬VHIV/AIDSªºµ²ªGConsequences of HIV/AIDS During Pregnancy¡@158
Àç¾i¦]¤l¤ÎÃh¥¥´Á·P¬VHIV/AIDS Nutritional Factors and HIV/AIDS During Pregnancy¡@158
·P¬VHIV/AIDS¥¥°üªºÀç¾i³B¸mNutritional Management of Women with HIV/AIDS During Pregnancy¡@158
Ãh¥¥´Á¶¡ªº¶¼­¹¥¢½ÕEating Disorders in Pregnancy¡@159
Ãh¥¥´Á¶¼­¹¥¢½Õªºµ²ªGConsequences of Eating Disorders in Pregnancy¡@159
¥¥´Á¶¼­¹¥¢½Õ¤§ªvÀøTreatment of Women with Eating Disorders During Pregnancy¡@159
Àç¾i¤¶¤J¶¼­¹¥¢½Õ°ü¤kNutritional Interventions for Women with Eating Disorders¡@159
­L¨à°sºë¬ÛÃö²§±`Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders¡@159
Àç¾i»P«C¤Ö¤kÃh¥¥Nutrition and Adolescent Pregnancy¡@161
«C¤Ö¤kÃh¥¥´Á¶¡ªº¥ÍªøGrowth During Adolescent Pregnancy¡@161
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Ãh¥¥«C¤Ö¤kªºÀç¾i«ØijNutritional Recommendations for Pregnant Adolescents¡@161
¹êÃÒ°ò¦ªº³B¸mEvidence-Based Practice¡@162

²Ä6³¹  ­÷¨Å´ÁÀç¾iNutrition During Lactation /¸­ªQ¹a Ķ¡@164
«e¨¥Introduction¡@165
­÷¨Å¥Í²z¾ÇLactation Physiology¡@165
¨Å¸¢ªº¥\¯à©Ê³æ¦ìFunctional Units of the Mammary Gland¡@165
¨Å¸¢ªºµo¨|Mammary Gland Development¡@165
²£¨Å§@¥ÎLactogenesis¡@165
²üº¸»X±±¨îªc¨ÅHormonal Control of Lactation¡@166
¨Å¥Äªº¤ÀªcSecretion of Milk¡@167
·¸¨Å¤Ï®gThe Letdown Reflex¡@167
¥À¨Å¤§²Õ¦¨¥÷Human Milk Composition¡@168
ªì¨ÅColostrum¡@168
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¯×ªÕLipids¡@168
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¤ô·»©Êºû¥Í¯ÀWater-Soluble Vitamins¡@171
¥À¨Å¤¤ªºÄqª«½èMinerals in Human Milk¡@171
¥À¨Åªº´þ¨ýTaste of Human Milk¡@172
¥À¨Å­÷Áýªº¦n³BBenefits of Breastfeeding¡@172
­÷¨Å¹ï¥À¿Ëªº¦n³BBreastfeeding Benefits for Mothers¡@172
¥À¨Å­÷Áý¹ïÀ¦¨àªº¦n³BBreastfeeding Benefits for Infants¡@172
ÀuÂIBenefits¡@174
¥À¨Åªº¨ÑÀ³¤Î»Ý¨DBreast Milk Supply and Demand¡@174
°ü¤k¥i¥H²£¥X¨¬°÷ªº¨Å¥Ä¶Ü¡HCan Women Make Enough Milk?¡@175
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­÷ÁýÀW²v»P°ü¤k²£¨Å¶q¦³Ãö¶Ü¡HIs Feeding Frequency Related to the Amount of Milk a Woman Can Make?¡@175
©â¨ú©ÎÀ½¥X¨Å¥ÄPumping or Expressing Milk¡@175
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¨Å©Ðªºª¿½¦´Ó¤Jª«¹ï­÷¨Å¦³¤°»ò¼vÅT¡HWhat Is the Effect of Silicone Breast Implants on Breastfeeding?¡@176
¥À¨Å­÷Áýµ{§ÇThe Breastfeeding Process¡@176
¨Å©Ð¬°­÷¨Å°µ·Ç³ÆPreparing the Breast for Breastfeeding¡@176
¥À¨Å­÷Áýªº«º¶ÕBreastfeeding Positioning¡@176
±N¨Å©ÐÂà¦V§l§mªºÀ¦¨àPresenting the Breast to the Suckling Infant¡@177
¥À¨Å­÷ÁýªºÀ¦¨àThe Breastfeeding Infant¡@177
À¦¨à¤Ï®g§@¥ÎInfant Reflexes¡@177
­÷¨Åªº¾÷¨îMechanics of Breastfeeding¡@178
§PÂ_°§¾j©Mº¡¨¬Identifying Hunger and Satiety¡@178
­÷ÁýÀW²vFeeding Frequency¡@178
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¥À¨Å­÷ÁýÀ¦¨àªººû¥Í¯À¸É¥R¾¯Vitamin Supplements for Breastfeeding Infants¡@181
¥À¿Ëªº¶¼­¹Maternal Diet¡@181
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¼ö¶q©MÀç¾i¯Àªº»Ý¨DEnergy and Nutrient Needs¡@181
¥À¿Ëªº¯à¶q¥­¿Å¤Î¨Å¥Ä²Õ¦¨Maternal Energy Balance and Milk Composition¡@182
¥À¨Å­÷Áý´Á¶¡ªº´î­«Weight Loss During Breastfeeding¡@182
¹B°Ê©M¥À¨Å­÷ÁýExercise and Breastfeeding¡@183
ºû¥Í¯À©MÄqª«½è¸É¥R¾¯Vitamin and Mineral Supplements¡@183
ºû¥Í¯À©MÄqª«½èÄá¨úVitamin and Mineral Intakes¡@183
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¥tÃþ¶¼­¹Alternative Diets¡@184
À¦¨à¸¡µ±µhInfant Colic¡@184
¤½²³­¹«~Àç¾i­pµePublic Food and Nutrition Programs¡@184
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¬ü°êªº¥À¨Å­÷Áý¥Ø¼ÐBreastfeeding Goals for the United States¡@186
¥À¨Å­÷Áýªº´£¤É¡A«P¶i©M¤ä«ùBreastfeeding Promotion, Facilitation, and Support¡@187
ÂåÀø«O°·¨t²Î¦b¤ä«ù¥À¨Å­÷Áý¤¤§êºtªº¨¤¦âRole of the Health Care System in Supporting Breastfeeding¡@187
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Âå°|©M¥Í²£¤¤¤ß¹ï­÷¨Åªº¤ä«ùLactation Support in Hospitals and Birthing Centers¡@189
¥X°|«á¤§­÷¨Å¤ä«ùLactation Support after Discharge¡@191
¤u§@³õ©ÒThe Workplace¡@191
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°ê®a¥À¨Å­÷¨|¬Fµ¦National Breastfeeding Policy¡@193
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¥ø·~¤ä«ù­÷¨ÅThe Business Case for Breastfeeding¡@194
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²Ä7³¹  ­÷¨Å´ÁÀç¾i¡Gª¬ªp»P³B¸mNutrition During Lactation: Conditions and Interventions /¸­ªQ¹a Ķ¡@197
«e¨¥Introduction¡@198
¥À¨Å­÷Áý®É±`µo¥Íªº±¡ªpCommon Breastfeeding Conditions¡@198
¨ÅÀY¯kµhSore Nipples¡@198
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·¸¨Å¥¢±ÑLetdown Failure¡@198
·¸¨Å¤®¶iHyperactive Letdown¡@199
ªc¨Å¹L¦hHyperlactation¡@199
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¿é¨ÅºÞªý¶ëPlugged Duct¡@199
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§C¨Å¥Ä¨ÑÀ³¶qLow Milk Supply¡@200
¥À¿ËªA¥ÎªºÃĪ«Maternal Medications¡@202
¯óÃĪvÀøHerbal Remedies¡@204
¬ü°ê±`¥Îªº¯óÃÄSpecific Herbs Used in the United States¡@206
¤û¥¤Áª/¯¬ºÖÁªMilk Thistle/Blessed Thistle¡@207
°sºë¥H¤Î¨ä¥LÃĪ«Alcohol and Other Drugs and Exposures¡@207
°sºëAlcohol¡@207
¥§¥j¤B¡]©âµÒ¡^Nicotine (Smoking Cigarettes)¡@209
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Àô¹Ò¼ÉÅSEnvironmental Exposures¡@210
·s¥Í¨à¶À¯n¤Î®Ö¶À¯nNeonatal Jaundice and Kernicterus¡@211
Áx¬õ¯À¥NÁÂBilirubin Metabolism¡@212
¥Í²z©Ê»P¯f²z©Ê·s¥Í¨à¶À¯nPhysiologic Versus Pathologic Newborn Jaundice¡@212
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ÄY­«¶À¯nªº¹w¨¾©MªvÀøPrevention and Treatment for Severe Jaundice¡@215
µ¹¤÷¥Àªº°T®§Information for Parents¡@215
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À¦¨à¹L±ÓInfant Allergies¡@216
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±ß´Á¦­²£À¦¨àLate-Preterm Infants¡@217
¥À¨Å©M¦­²£¨àHuman Milk and Preterm Infants¡@219
¥À¨Å­÷ÁýªºÂåÀø©Ê¸T§ÒMedical Contraindications to Breastfeeding¡@220
¥À¨Å­÷Áý©M¤HÃþ§K¬Ì¯Ê³´¯f¬r(HIV)·P¬VBreastfeeding and HIV Infection¡@220
¥À¨Åªº¦¬¶°©M¶J¦sHuman Milk Collection and Storage¡@221
¥À¨Å®wMilk Banking¡@221
¥Ü½d­pµeModel Programs¡@222
Âå¥Í°õ·~³õ©Ò­÷¨Å«P¶i­pµeBreastfeeding Promotion in Physicians' Office Practices (BPPOP)¡@222
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²Ä8³¹  À¦¨à´ÁÀç¾iInfant Nutrition /ªL¸qºÖ Ķ¡@226
«e¨¥Introduction¡@227
·s¥Í¨à°·±dµû¦ôAssessing Newborn Health¡@227
¥X¥ÍÅé­«°µ«ü¼ÐBirthweight as an Outcome¡@227
À¦¨à¦º¤`Infant Mortality¡@227
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À¦¨àÁý­¹§Þ¥©¤§¶i®iDevelopment of Infant Feeding Skills¡@238
Áý­¹©TÅé­¹ª«Introduction of Solid Foods¡@239
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Åé­«ºÞ²zÀøªkªº«ØijRecommendation for Weight-Management Therapy¡@431
Àç¾iµû¦ôNutrition Assessment¡@432
Åé­«ºÞ²zªºÀç¾i¤¶¤JNutrition Interventions for Weight Management¡@432
´î­«Weight Loss¡@432
Åé­«ºÞ²zªºÂå¾ÇÀç¾iÀøªkMedical Nutrition Therapy for Weight Management¡@432
Åé­«ºÞ²zªº»{ª¾¦æ¬°ÀøªkCognitive Behavioral Therapy for Weight Management¡@432
Åé­«ºÞ²z»P¹B°ÊPhysical Activity for Weight Management¡@434
ºû«ùÅé­«ªº¬D¾ÔThe Challenge of Weight Maintenance¡@434
´î­«ªºÃĪ«ÀøªkPharmacotherapy for Weight Loss¡@434
´î­«¤â³NBariatric Surgery¡@434
¤ß¦åºÞ¯e¯fCardiovascular Disease¡@435
CVDªº²±¦æ²vPrevalence of CVD¡@436
°Ê¯ßµw¤Æªº¯f·½¾ÇEtiology of Atherosclerosis¡@436
°Ê¯ßµw¤Æªº¥Í²z¼vÅTPhysiological Effects of Atherosclerosis¡@437
CVDªº­·ÀI¦]¯ÀRisk Factors for CVD¡@437
CVDªº¿zÀË©Mµû¦ôScreening and Assessment of CVD¡@437
CVDªºÀç¾i¤¶¤JNutrition Interventions for CVD¡@437
ªì¯Å¹w¨¾Primary Prevention¡@437
CVDªºÂåÃÄÀç¾iÀøªkMedical Nutrition Therapy for CVD¡@439
CVDªºÃĪ«ÀøªkPharmacotherapy for CVD¡@440
¥NÁ¯g­Ô¸sMetabolic Syndrome¡@440
«e¨¥Introduction¡@440
¥NÁ¯g­Ô¸sªº²±¦æ²vPrevalence of Metabolic Syndrome¡@441
¥NÁ¯g­Ô¸sªº¯f·½¾ÇEtiology of Metabolic Syndrome¡@441
¥NÁ¯g­Ô¸sªº¼vÅTEffects of Metabolic Syndrome¡@441
¿zÀË©Mµû¦ôScreening and Assessment¡@441
¥NÁ¯g­Ô¸sªºÀç¾i¤¶¤JNutrition Interventions for Metabolic Syndrome¡@441
¿}§¿¯fDiabetes Mellitus¡@442
¿}§¿¯fªº²±¦æ²vPrevalence of Diabetes¡@443
¿}§¿¯f²±¦æ²vªº®t²§Disparities in the Prevalence of Diabetes¡@443
¿}§¿¯fªº¯f·½¾ÇEtiology of Diabetes¡@443
¿}§¿¯fªº¥Í²z¼vÅTPhysiological Effects of Diabetes¡@443
¹w¨¾¿}§¿¯f¨Öµo¯gPrevention of Diabetes Complications¡@443
¿zÀË©Mµû¦ôScreening and Assessment¡@444
Àç¾iµû¦ôNutrition Assessment¡@444
¿}§¿¯fªº¤¶¤JInterventions for Diabetes¡@444
¿}§¿¯fªºÂå¾ÇÀç¾iÀøªkMedical Nutrition Therapy for Diabetes¡@445
¬ü°ê¿}§¿¯f¨ó·|­¹ª«¥N´«ªíADA Exchange Lists¡@445
ºÒ¤ô¤Æ¦Xª«­p¶qCarbohydrate Counting¡@446
¦Û¤vºÊ±±¦å¿}Self-Monitored Blood Glucose¡@446
¹B°Ê»P¿}§¿¯fºÞ²zPhysical Activity in Diabetes Management¡@447
²Ä2«¬¿}§¿¯fªºÃĪ«ªvÀøPharmacotherapy for Type 2 Diabetes¡@447
¯óÃÄÀøªk¤Î¨ä¥¦¿¯­¹¸É¥R«~Herbal Remedies and Other Dietary Supplements¡@447
Àù¯gCancer¡@447
Àù¯gªº²±¦æ²vPrevalence of Cancer¡@447
Àù¯gªº¥Í²z©M¤ß²z¼vÅTPhysiological and Psychological Effects of Cancer¡@448
Àù¯g¯f·½¾ÇEtiology of Cancer¡@448
Àù¯gªº­·ÀI¦]¯ÀRisk Factors for Cancer¡@448
¿zÀË»Pµû¦ôScreening and Assessment¡@448
Àù¯gªºÀç¾i¤¶¤JNutrition Interventions for Cancer¡@449
´À¥NÀøªk»PÀù¯gªvÀøAlternative Medicine and Cancer Treatment¡@449
¤HÃþ§K¬Ì¤£¨¬¯gHIV disease¡@450
HIVªº²±¦æ²vHIV Prevalence¡@450
HIVªº¥Í²z¼vÅTPhysiological Effects of HIV¡@450
HIVªº¯f·½¾ÇEtiology of HIV¡@451
µû¦ôAssessment¡@451
HIVªºÀç¾i¤¶¤JNutrition Interventions for HIV¡@451

²Ä18³¹  ¦Ñ¦~´ÁÀç¾iNutrition and Older Adults  /ªL¸qºÖ Ķ¡@454
«e¨¥Introduction ¡@455
¤°»ò¬O¦Ñ¬Ý½Ö»¡ªººâWhat Counts as Old Depends on Who Is Counting¡@455
­¹ª««Ü­«­n¡GÀç¾i¦³§U©óªø¹Ø©M°·±dFood Matters: Normal Contributes to a Long and Health Life¡@455
°ªÄÖ¤H¤f¤§ºîÄý¡G¥Í©R²Î­pA Picture of the Aging Population: Vital Statistics¡@456
¥þ²y¤H¤fÁͶաG¥­§¡¾l©R»P¹Ø©RGlobal Population Trends: Life Expectancy and Life Span¡@456
¦Ñ¦~¤Hªº°·±d¥Ø¼ÐHealth Objectives for Older Adults¡@457
¦Ñ¤Æ²z½×Theories of Aging¡@457
µ{¦¡¦Ñ¤ÆProgrammed Aging¡@458
¯Ó·l²z½×Wear-and-Tear Theories of Aging¡@458
¥d¸ô¨½­­¨î»Pªø¹ØCalorie Restriction and Longevity¡@459
¥Í²zÅܤÆPhysiological Changes¡@459
¨­Åé²Õ¦¨§ïÅÜBody-Composition Changes¡@460
·P©x§ïÅÜ¡G¨ýı»P¶åı¡A©CÄZ»P§]Ã`¡A­¹¼¤»P¤f´÷Changing Sensual Awareness: Taste and Smell, Chewing and Swallowing, Appetite and Thirst¡@461
Àç¾i­·ÀI¦]¯ÀNutritional Risk Factors¡@462
¦Ñ¦~¤Hªº¶¼­¹«ØijDietary Recomm-endations for Older Adults¡@465
Àç¾i¯À«Øij¶qNutrient Recommendations¡@469
¯à¶q»Ý¨Dªº¦ôºâEstimating Energy Needs¡@469
¦Ñ¦~¤HÀç¾i¯À«Øij¡G¯à¶q¨Ó·½Nutrient Recommendations for Older Adults: Energy Sources¡@470
¦~ÄÖ¦³Ãöªº§ïÅÜ¡GÀç¾i¯Àªº¦Ò¶qAge-Associated Changes: Nutrients of Concern¡@473
Àç¾i¯À¸É¥R¡G¦ó®É¡B¬°¦ó¡B¦ó¤H¡B¦óª«¡B¦h¤Ö¡HNutrient Supplements: Why, When, Who, What, and How Much?¡@475
¶¼­¹¸É¥R¾¯¡A¥\¯à©Ê­¹«~¤Î´À¥NÂåÀøDietary Supplements, Functional Foods, and Complementary Medicine¡@477
Àç¾i¯À«Øij¡G¨Ï¥Î­¹«~¼Ð¥ÜNutrient Recommendations: Using the Food Label¡@477
¶¼­¹«Øijªº¸ó¤å¤Æ¦Ò¶qCross-Cultural Considerations in Making Dietary Recommendations¡@479
­¹«~¦w¥þ¤§«ØijFood Safety Recommendations¡@479
¨­Å鬡°Ê¶qªº«ØijPhysical Activity Recommendations¡@480
Åé¯à¬¡°Ê«ü¤ÞPhysical Activity Guidelines¡@480
­°§C­·ÀIªº¯ÀÀç¾i¬Fµ¦»P¤¶¤JNutrition Policy and Intervention for Risk Reduction¡@481
Àç¾i±Ð¨|Nutrition Education¡@481
ªÀ°Ï­¹«~Àç¾i­pµeCommunity Food and Nutrition Programs¡@482
°e³f¨ì®a¡G¦b¦a¾i¦Ñ¤ä´©ªº«D¬F©²ªA°ÈStore-to-Door: A Nongovernmental Service that Supports Aging in Place¡@483
¦~ªøªÌÀç¾i­pµe¡G«P¶iªÀ¥æ¬¡°Ê¤Î§ï¶iÀç¾iSenior Nutrition Program:Promoting Socialization and Improved Nutrition¡@483
¹w¨¾ªº«e´º¡G«P¶i°·±dThe Promise of Prevention: Health Promotion¡@484

²Ä19³¹¦Ñ¦~´ÁÀç¾i¡Gª¬ªp»P³B¸mNutrition and Older Adults: Conditions and Interventions  /§õùÚ¤Ò Ä¶¡@486
«e¨¥¡GÀç¾iªº­«­n©ÊIntroduction: The Importance of Nutrition¡@487
Àç¾i»P°·±dNutrition and Health¡@487
¤ßŦ¯fHeart Disease¡@488
²±¦æ²vPrevalence¡@488
¦MÀI¦]¤lRisk Factors¡@488
¤ß¦åºÞ¯e¯fªºÀç¾iÀøªkNutritional Remedies for Cardiovascular Diseases¡@489
¤¤­·Stroke¡@490
©w¸qDefinition¡@490
²±¦æ²vPrevalence¡@490
¯f¦]Etiology¡@491
¤¤­·ªº¼vÅTEffects of Stroke¡@491
¦MÀI¦]¤lRisk Factors¡@491
Àç¾iÀøªkNutritional Remedies¡@491
°ª¦åÀ£Hypertension¡@492
©w¸qDefinition¡@492
²±¦æ²vPrevalence¡@492
¯f¦]Etiology¡@492
°ª¦åÀ£ªº¼vÅTEffects of Hypertension¡@492
¦MÀI¦]¤lRisk Factors¡@492
Àç¾iªvÀøNutritional Remedies¡@492
¿}§¿¯f¡G¹ï¦Ñ¦~¤Hªº¯S§O¦Ò¶qDiabetes: Special Concern for Older Adults¡@494
¿}§¿¯fªº¼vÅTEffects of Diabetes¡@494
Àç¾i½Õ²zNutritional Interventions¡@494
ªÎ­D¯gObesity¡@495
©w¸qDefinition¡@495
²±¦æ²vPrevalence¡@496
ªÎ­Dªº¯f¦]¡B¼vÅT¤Î¦MÀI¦]¤lEtiology, Effects and Risk Factors of Obesity¡@496
Àç¾iÀøªkNutritional Remedies¡@497
°©½è²¨ÃP¯gOsteoporosis¡@498
©w¸qDefinition¡@498
²±¦æ²vPrevalence¡@498
¯f¦]Etiology¡@498
°©½è²¨ÃP¯gªº¼vÅTEffects of Osteoporosis¡@499
Àç¾iÀøªkNutritional Remedies¡@500
¨ä¥L¼vÅTÀç¾i©ÊªvÀøªº¦]¤lOther Issues Impacting Nutritional Remedies¡@501
¤fµÄ°·±dOral Health¡@501
­G¸z¹D¯e¯fGastrointestinal Disease¡@502
­G­¹¹D°f¬y¯gGastroesophageal Reflux Disease, GERD¡@502
­Gª¬ºA¼vÅTÀç¾i¯À¥i§Q¥Î©Ê¡Gºû¥Í¯ÀB12§l¦¬¤£¨}Stomach Conditions Affect Nutrient Availability: Vitamin B12 Malabsorption¡@503
«K¯µConstipation¡@504
µoª¢©Ê¯e¯f¡G°©Ãö¸`ª¢Inflammatory Disease: Osteoarthritis¡@506
©w¸q»P²±¦æ²vDefinition and Prevalence¡@506
¯f¦]Etiology¡@507
°©Ãö¸`ª¢ªº¼vÅTEffects of Osteoarthritis¡@507
¦MÀI¦]¤lRisk Factors¡@508
Àç¾i©ÊÀøªkNutritional Remedies¡@508
»{ª¾»Ùê¡Aè§b¥H¤Îªü¯÷®üÀq¯gCognitive Impairment, Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease¡@508
©w¸qDefinition¡@508
²±¦æ²vPrevalence¡@509
»{ª¾»Ùꪺ¯f¦]Etiology of Cognitive Impairment¡@509
»{ª¾»Ùꪺ¼vÅTEffects of Cognitive Impairment¡@510
»{ª¾»ÙꪺÀç¾i½Õ²zNutrition Interventions for Cognitive Impairment¡@510
¦hÃÄÀøªk¡G³B¤èÃþ¤Î«D³B¤èÃþÃÄ«~Polypharmacy: Prescription and Over-the-Counter Medications¡@510
Åé­«¤£¨¬/µL·NÃѪºÅé­«¤U­°Low Body Weight/Unintentional Weight Loss¡@512
©w¸qDefinition¡@512
¯f¦]¤Î¼vÅTEtiology and Effects¡@513
Àç¾i½Õ²zNutrition Interventions¡@514
²æ¤ôDehydration¡@514
©w¸qDefinition¡@514
¯f¦]Etiology¡@515
²æ¤ôªº¼vÅTEffects of Dehydration¡@515
Àç¾i½Õ²zNutritional Interventions¡@515
½wºC¸É¤ôRehydrate Slowly¡@516
¥Í©R²×ÂIªº²æ¤ô²{¶HDehydration at End of Life¡@516
³à¿Ë¤§µhBereavement¡@516
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½Æ²ß°ÝÃD¸ÑµªAnswers to Review Questions¡@AR-1
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¹B°Ê¹ï¦Ñ¦~¤H°·±dªº¼vÅT¤§¬ã¨sºK­nSummary of Research of Effects of Exercise Activities on Health of Older Adults¡@A-1
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«×¶qÁY¼g»P³æ¦ì´«ºâMeasurement Abbreviations and Equivalents¡@A-3
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µü·JGlossary¡@G-1
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