Diabetes
Special Considerations 1
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Sports Nutrition Consultation
Strength and Team Sport Nutrition
100

The Type of Diabetes most likely due to  an autoimmune response

What is Type 1

100

If an athlete with a blood sugar of 250mg/dl with ketones wants to exercise, what is the recommendation?

* Take 15 grams of carbohydrate

* Do not exercise

* Exercise 2x as much


What is 

* Do not exercise

100

The age might a Masters Athlete be

What is >40-50 years of age

100

The purpose of the nutrition consultation with an athlete

What is any of the following:

*Gather info

*Assess dietary intake

*Develop goals

*Develop a nutrition plan


100

The energy systems that a strength/power athlete may use primarily

What is Phosphagen and Anaerobic

200

The majority of people with diabetes have this type 

What is Type 2

200

An appropriate calorie adjustment in the pregnant athlete in their 2nd or 3rd trimester 

On average Add an additional 300 calories/day

200

A vitamin that enhances to absorption of iron

What is Vitamin C

200

Name a stage in assessing an athlete's readiness to change

*Precontemplation

*Contemplation

*Preparation

*Action

*Maintenance

*Termination


200

Is intentional restriction of fluids recommended or discouraged for the strength athlete that needs to meet a weight requirement

What is discouraged

300

A person with diabetes that has shaking, sweating, confusion and hunger, may be experiencing this condition

What is HYPOglycemia

300

What type of adjustment to protein intake is appropriate during pregnacy

What is extra 20-25 grams of Protein/day

300

the B vitamin that is important during pregnancy for DNA synthesis, red blood cell production, and development of nervous system

What is Folate

300

Educating athletes relative to nutrition goals could include:

*Sample meals/menus

*Meals/snack ideas

*Educational handouts

*Sports specific recommendations

300

Name an example of a strength/power sport

*Gymnastics

*Shotput

*Javelin/Discus/high jump/long jump

*Weightlifting

Wrestling


400

An appropriate snack for during an athletic event for a person with diabetes

What is: 15 to 30 grams of Carbohydrate/hour

ex: 8oz of sports beverage or 1 single serving sports gel, 8oz 1 to 1 fruit juice to water mix


400

A snack that could provide the appropriate amount of additional protein needed during pregnacy

What is:

* 3 cups milk

*3 oz of chicken, turkey, beef, 

* 1 1/2 cups beans, lentils or legumes

*2 cups greek yogurt

400

Name a nutrition consideration for the child athlete

What is:     

*Must consider caloric intake for growth and meeting needs of sport

* Children are less tolerant of heat 

*Must be reminded to drink plenty of fluids

400

Where athletes may get their nutrition information

*Peers

*Coaches

*Athletic trainer

Strength and Conditioning Coaches

Dietitians

400

Energy needs differences for team sport athletes

What are variations in energy requirements due to

*Physical demands of the sport

*Different positions

*Different body sizes 

500

An athlete with Type 1 diabetes experiencing hypoglycemia needs which of the following:

*More insulin

*15 grams of fast-acting carbohydrate

* Protein shake


What is 15 grams of fast -acting carbohydrate

500

This micronutrient recommendation increase during pregnancy goes from 18mg/day to 27mg/day

What is iron

500

Name a reason athletes should avoid alcohol

What is:

* Use is banned

* May be illegal

* Empty calories

*Stimulates appetite, can increase weight, poor carb source


500

A part of the Nutrition assessment

*Demographics

*Diet history

*Healthy history

*Food record

*Discuss Training/exercise log

500

Appropriate Carbohydrate recommendation for the team sport athlete

What is 6-10 grams of carbohydrate/kilogram

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