Diet and Chronic Kidney Disease

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  1. Hello. My name is Jessica Aurora Torres Reggiano. In this presentation.
  2. I'm going to answer some questions about the article,
  3. Diet and chronic kidney disease.
  4. What is the definition of chronic kidney disease? It is the presence of majority.
  5. Severally increased levels of urine album in expression and
  6. or a rapid decline in glamorous color frustration.
  7. Great.
  8. So
  9. it happens in the
  10. kidneys functions.
  11. What is glamorous color filtration rate?
  12. It is the amount of blood filtered of some substance per unit time
  13. I reported in milliliters per minute.
  14. Do you want
  15. To
  16. 1.73 m2 body surface area
  17. here we can see
  18. when there is a normal gramma gramma, regular filtration rate, kidney disease and
  19. kidney failure.
  20. According to this article. What are the two main causes of chronic kidney disease,
  21. diabetes and hypertension?
  22. Both
  23. can cause
  24. this disease
  25. according to this article. What are the what is the impact of obesity on netflix?
  26. The singleness
  27. of our must increase with obesity because
  28. the metabolic demands of the body have substantially increased.
  29. Right.
  30. According to this article,
  31. is the impact of a high protein diet on the function of kidneys.
  32. Hi, animal pertain intake interferes with the kidney's ability to alter,
  33. regulate glamorous color for
  34. capillary blood flow by triggering humorous
  35. and local mediators that beside regulate
  36. different arterial
  37. as we can see
  38. here it happens there import outdoor regulation
  39. when you eat high animal protein in your diet
  40. according to this article.
  41. What are the recommendations of protein intake
  42. for patients with chronic kidney disease?
  43. In 2000 and 2010,
  44. the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics recommends that dietary pertained intake
  45. be maintained at 0.6 to 0.8 g per kilogram per day.
  46. When the GFR. is
  47. less than 15
  48. milliliters per minute.
  49. But when the g f r is less than
  50. 20 mL per minute,
  51. then a very low pertained diet is recommended
  52. From 0.3
  53. to 0.5 g per kilogram per day.
  54. I'm bold.
  55. Animal and vegetable pertain are recommended
  56. do
  57. load its intake
  58. according to this article.
  59. What is the recommendation of sodium for patients with chronic kidney disease?
  60. Nutrition guidelines recommend sodium intake less than
  61. 2.4 g per day.
  62. But ideal intake Mayberry by age and comorbidities
  63. like when
  64. there is hypertension.
  65. The recommendation is
  66. to take off all the salt
  67. food
  68. and processed food
  69. according to this article.
  70. What is the recommendation regarding fruits and vegetables?
  71. And what is the reason for this?
  72. The recommendation is a diet high in fruits
  73. and vegetables because they are associated with lower indigenous
  74. as it loads
  75. and those
  76. lower workload for each individual note? From
  77. So almost every fruit and vegetable is high recommended
  78. with patients with CKD.
  79. According to this article,
  80. what is the recommendation regarding dietary fiber And what is the reason for this?
  81. High fiber? Diets may be protective insecurity
  82. by promoting the growth of common cell bacteria
  83. that strengthens the gastro intestinal permeability career
  84. we can find fiber
  85. in almost every fruit, vegetables and whole grains.
  86. What is the role of dash diet in the treatment of chronic kidney disease?
  87. For persons with CKD,
  88. the Dash diet may be modified to achieve
  89. approaching intake of 0.6 to 0.8 g per kilogram
  90. thursday,
  91. as well as lower phosphorus intake
  92. from
  93. 0.8 to 1.0 g per day
  94. and potassium
  95. From 2
  96. to 4 g per day intake.
  97. So we have to do these modifications
  98. with CKD patients
  99. and that's all.
  100. Thank you for your
  101. attention
  102. and have a good afternoon.