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Failure to thrive (FTT) refers to inadequate weight gain in children, defined by weight below the 5th percentile, a drop of more than 2 percentile lines, or less than 80% median weight for height. ...
Prompt: Failure to thrive (FTT) or weight faltering is commonly used to describe a lack of adequate weight gain in pediatric patients. Accepted definitions include a weight for age less than the fifth percentile on standardized growth charts, a decrease in weight percentile of more than 2 major percentile lines on the growth chart, or less than the 80th percent of median weight for height/length ratio. Given the many causes of FTT, clinicians must obtain a thorough history and physical exam. Healthcare professionals should recognize that inpatient management has a role if the patient is more severely malnourished, has other underlying conditions, or has failed outpatient management. FTT is essential to recognize and treat because it can result in developmental delays and other long-term effects for the developing child. As the underlying reason for FTT is often related to inorganic etiologies of inadequate caloric intake, leveraging an interprofessional team, including nutrition, behavioral health, and social workers, can be especially helpful when caring for pediatric patients with FTT. This activity reviews the evaluation and management of FTT and highlights the role of the interprofessional team in the care of patients with this disorder.
برومبيت: مقالات طب أعشاب بديل شاملة.
Prompt: اعمل كامهندس برومبيتات محنك وذو خبرة كبيرة في هذا المجال، واصنع لي برومبيت عن كثابتة مقالات عن طب الأعشاب والطب البديل بحيث يكون المقال يحتوي كل الجوانب المعطي له في العنوان
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Attend Monday 12 PM Marketing scorecard session; RCSA control failures require your presence.
Prompt: Mail : Would request you to please join the Marketing scorecard challenge session on Monday at 12:00 PM, few RCSA Risk team has marked as failed their control checks may have with you, So you all are required on that call.
Emily Nagoski's book, Come As You Are, redefines female sexuality by debunking common myths and introducing the Dual Control Model: a balance of unique sexual accelerators and brakes for each indiv...
Prompt: come as you are by emily nagoski
Fast food is an integral part of modern life due to its speed, convenience, consistency, and affordability. While traditionally associated with unhealthy options, menus are now offering healthier c...
Prompt: Fast Food Feasts: Guilty Pleasures or Delicious Delights?Let's be honest, we've all been there. The craving hits, time is short, and the bright, familiar logos of fast food restaurants beckon. Whether it's a juicy burger, crispy fries, or a quick taco, fast food has become an undeniable part of modern life. But is it just a quick fix, or can these speedy meals actually be… well, good?The Appeal of the Speedy MealThe primary draw of fast food is undeniably its speed and convenience. In a world that’s constantly on the go, having a meal ready in minutes is a lifesaver. No prepping, no cooking, no washing up – just order, pay, and eat. Plus, the consistent taste across different locations means you know exactly what you're getting, which can be incredibly comforting.And let's not forget the affordability. Compared to many sit-down restaurants, fast food often offers a budget-friendly way to satisfy your hunger. Those dollar menus and combo deals can stretch a wallet further, making it an accessible option for many.Beyond the Basics: What's Cooking?While the classics remain popular, fast food menus have evolved. We're seeing more healthier options, like salads, grilled chicken, and even plant-based burgers. Many chains are also experimenting with international flavors and premium ingredients, trying to elevate their offerings beyond the traditional.Think about the gourmet burger joints that have sprung up, offering artisanal buns, unique toppings, and higher quality beef. Or the Mexican-inspired fast casual restaurants that let you customize your burrito or bowl with a vast array of fresh ingredients. It's a far cry from the greasy spoon image of decades past.The Downside: Let's Keep It RealOf course, we can't ignore the elephant in the room – the nutritional aspect. While it's gotten better, many fast food items are still high in calories, saturated fat, sodium, and sugar. Indulging too frequently can contribute to health issues, so moderation is key.There's also the environmental impact to consider, with the significant amount of packaging involved. And while consistency is a plus, it can also lead to a lack of culinary adventure for some.So, Is Fast Food Worth It?Ultimately, fast food exists on a spectrum. It can be a convenient, affordable, and even surprisingly tasty option when you need it. It’s a treat, a quick refuel, or a familiar comfort. The key is to be mindful of what you're choosing and how often you're choosing it. Making smarter selections – like opting for grilled over fried, loading up on veggies, and being mindful of portion sizes – can make those fast food trips feel a little less guilty and a lot more delicious.What are your go-to fast food orders? Share them in the comments below!