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Dietary fibers are used in several food categories, including breakfast cereals, pasta, snack foods, and baked goods, as well as some pharmaceutical categories such as enteral nutritionals, bulk laxatives, and diet beverage mixes (31). The common dietary fiber additives and their sources are given (32). 

Nutrients and diet supplements without claims of therapeutic effects are considered foods, and are thus regulated by the U.S. Food and Dmg Administration. These are further subject to specific food regulations. Specifications for pyridoxine hydrochloride (7) for foods are given in the Food Chemicals Codex (80) and for pharmaceuticals in the US. Pharmacopeia (81). General test methods have been summarized (82). 

Which of the following points would the nurse include when teaching a patient about drug and diet therapy for hyperlipidemia ... 

The number and amount of daily insulin doses, times of administration, and diet and exercise requirements require continual assessment. Dosage adjustments may be necessary when changing types of insulin, particularly when changing from the single-peak to the more pure Humulin insulins. 

Sucralose is used in a wide variety of no-calorie and low-calorie foods, such as tabletop sweeteners, baked goods, desserts, toothpastes, mouthwashes, and diet drinks. 

Agar is most familiar as the gelatinous growth medium used in petri dishes to culture bacteria. But it is also used in cooking as a gel for jellies and fillings. It is a soluble fiber, and as such it is quite useful as a laxative and diet aid. 

Hair and bone collagen reflect similar dietary information but there is a difference in the diet-hair and diet-collagen spacing for both carbon and... 

Hedges, R.E.M. and Van Klinken, GJ. 2000 Consider a Spherical Cow.. . . —On Modelling and Diet. In Ambrose, S. and Katzenberg, M.A., eds., Biogeochemical Approaches To Pakodietary Analysis. Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, New York. 

Burton, J.H. and Wright, L.E. 1995 Nonlinearity in the relationship between bone Sr/Ca and diet paleodietary implications. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 96 273-282. 

Sillen, A. 1981 Strontium and diet at Hayonim Cave. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 56 131-137. 

Table 11,1. Observed and predicted collagen and carbonate 6 C values (in %o) for experimental diets with 20% C protein. Diet H has C, and diet 1 has Cj non-protein ingredients.

Table 12,2. Experimental conditions, mean 5 N values and diet-tissue and tissue-tissue dilTerence values (A N) of rats not subjected to water stress and/or heat stress, Diet 8 N values are those of the protein source rather than the whole diet pellets. SD = standard deviation, co-d = collagen-diet, h-d = hair-dici, f-d = flesh-diet, co-f = collagen-flesh. 

Flesh 6 N values decrease systematically with age (Fig. 12.3). The mean difference between flesh and diet is 3.0 0.79%oon day 91, 2.8 0.44%o on day 131 and 2.2 0.33%o on day 171. If muscle has a relatively high turnover rate, then this result is extremely coimterintuitive given the assumptions of Minagawa and Wada (1984) that selective catabolism of isotopically light molecules should occur and should cause tissue enrichment rather than depletion. 

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