Sports Nutrition for the Health Professional
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This course offers a detailed study of the relationships between nutrients, biochemistry, and human physiology. Beginning with an introduction to healthy dietary habits and cultural food influences, students explore topics such as energy balance, digestion, and nutrient absorption. Key chapters cover macronutrients like carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins, along with vitamins, minerals, and water. Practical applications include understanding dietary guidelines, interpreting food labels, and assessing food safety. Students also delve into specialized topics like obesity, weight management, eating disorders, and the nutritional needs of various life stages, from infancy to the elderly. The course incorporates engaging multimedia tools, flashcards, self-tests, and additional resources to prepare learners for careers in health sciences and nutrition.
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Self-Test Quizzes
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Chapter and cumulative reviews help students test comprehension and retention in preparation for exams and real-world applications. This self-paced solution helps remove several common barriers to learning.
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About The Author
Dr. Gutschall, the course author, is an associate professor of nutrition and foods, and the head of the nutrition graduate program at Appalachian State University. She has been teaching nutrition at both undergraduate and graduate levels for 12 years and was the director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics for 5 years. As a registered dietician for 17 years, Dr. Gutschall, continues to practice clinically, providing nutritional care for children with special needs. She has published several papers and presentations in this area, including at national, regional, and state-level forums.
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