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This resource will help you to develop your answers for M1- Analyse the possible effects of poor nutrition for different individuals, and D1- Evaluate the possible causes of poor nutrition for different individuals. This resource focuses of nutritional deficiencies that can often occur in older p...

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Lesson 14- The Effects and Causes of poor nutrition in older adults

Question 1 (M1 in part): What are the effects and symptoms of poor nutrition for older people?

• PICK EITHER SCURVY OR UNDERNUTRITION

ANSWER: Poor nutrition in older people can lead to...

This condition is defined as…

It is caused by a nutritional deficiency of …

The signs and symptoms are…

The complications are…

and it can lead to…



 Provide ‘quotes’ and evidence to support your opinions within this task.



The Possible Causes of Poor Nutrition in Older People



Question 2 (D1 in part): What are the possible causes of poor nutrition for older people?

• Demonstrate what SPECIFIC foods/drinks they are lacking in their diets that have led to this
condition.

• State what part of the world this condition most common and why.

• Clearly explain the other risk factors for developing this condition?

• Consider and make judgements on the extent of SOME of the following: poor parenteral choices,
overeating, excessive sugar/fast/junk food, ignorance, complacency, lifestyle, work
commitments/eating out, availability, social media, under/overeating, family history, eating habits,
environment, finances, stress, poor psychological health and depression.

• How is it treated? Recommend foods to include in their diets and give reasons.

• Provide ‘quotes’ and evidence to support your opinions within this task.



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