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Which insulin pump bolus type improves glycemic control for prolonged meals? (e.g. canape/cocktail, multiple courses, buffet style meals)

2022-06-01 – Practice Question

Do adolescent and adult inpatients diagnosed with anorexia nervosa have better outcomes (especially weight gain) when refed meals supplemented with nasogastric feeding compared to meal-only approaches?

2018-05-03 – Practice Question

What are the effects of shared mealtimes in residential care settings on nutritional outcomes in older adults (65 years of age and older)?

2019-12-20 – Practice Question

What effect on blood lipids and vascular function occur after consuming a high saturated fat meal compared to a high unsaturated fat meal?

2017-09-21 – Practice Question

If weight loss is desired, does reducing energy intake and partially replacing meals with meal replacements achieve greater weight loss in adults with higher weights (BMI ≥25 kg/m2) than reducing energy intake alone?

2022-05-06 – Practice Question

What are the effects of family-based eating on nutritional outcomes of children (two to 12 years of age) and adolescents (13 to 18 years of age)?

2019-12-20 – Practice Question

Which insulin pump bolus type improves glycemic control for high fat meals?

2022-06-01 – Practice Question

What is the optimal timing and composition of a pre-exercise meal to support athletic performance?

2024-04-24 – Practice Question
New evidence added that resulted in change to recommendations.

Which insulin pump bolus type improves glycemic control for high protein meals?

2022-06-01 – Practice Question

What strategies can improve intake or nutritional outcomes of adults in hospital (e.g. food service system modifications, protected mealtimes, mealtime assistance, multidisciplinary approaches)?

2024-03-21 – Practice Question
New evidence added that resulted in change to recommendations.

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