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Clinical Nutrition11
Ch11. Nutrition Assessment
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the disadvantages of a 24 hour diet recall? | It relies on memory, motivation, and awareness of the patient, may not be an accurate representation of the patient's diet |
| What does the nutrition care process encompass? | Detailed nutrition assessments, establishment of a nutrition diagnosis, provision of nutrition therapies, monitoring, and evaluating of outcomes |
| Who is qualified to conduct the nutrition care process? | Registered dietitian-nutritionists |
| Why might medication be needed to be taken with food? | Medication requires a slower absorption rate, drug binds with components in food such as fats or vitamins |
| What are food deserts? | Urban or rural locations where individuals lack access to healthy, affordable foods |
| What is the half-life of albumin? | 14-20 days |
| What is done with indirect calorimetry? | The type and rate of energy metabolism is determined from gas exchange measurements |
| What is starvation-related malnutrition? | Chronic starvation without inflammation |
| What is a measured food record? | All foods, beverages, snacks, and supplements are recorded over 1-7 days using household measures |
| What are normal serum albumin levels? | 3.5-5 g/dL |
| When is malnutrition a risk in hospital? | When patients are on clear-liquid or full-liquid diets for more then 24 hours, or intravenous feedings that contain only glucose and saline |
| What occurs during nutrition intervention of the nutrition care process? | Generally aimed at the etiology of nutrition diagnosis, directed at reducing or eradicating the effects of the signs and symptoms |
| When does nutrition intervention begin? | Once the nutritional diagnosis is identified |
| What is the normal range for prealbumin? | 16-40 g/dL |
| True or false; nearly 40% of patients admitted to hospitals are malnourished on admission or demonstrate malnutrition during their hospitalization | True |
| What are the adult forms of malnutrition? | Starvation-related, chronic disease-related, acute disease-related |
| What occurs during nutrition diagnosis in the nutrition care process? | The nutrition problem is identified and labeled with a standardized diagnostic term |
| What is acute disease-related malnutrition? | When inflammation is acute and severe |