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UT Nutrition

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What patient would receive a complete nutritional intervention on by a nurse?   Clients requiring ACUTE and CHRONIC nutritional care.  
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What approach provides the best outcomes for a client?   Collaborative, multidisciplinary approach.  
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Who provides a complete nutritional assessment?   Registered dietician.  
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What role do Nurses play in the collaborative approach?   Monitor and evaluate.  
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What is a diet history?   An assessment of usual foods, fluids and supplements.  
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What are the components of a diet history?   Time, type and amount of each food eaten; also fluids; and "special foods"; preparation; number of meals eaten out; type of diet (vegetarian, etc..); foods avoided; medication regime, satisfaction with diet.  
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How to calculate percentage of weight change.   ((Usual weight - present weight)/usual weight) X 100  
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What is considered significant weight loss?   1-2 % in a week.  
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What is considered significant weight gain?   7.5% in 3 months.  
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What is an ideal body weight for males?   106 pounds for first 5 feet, 6 pounds for each additional inch.  
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What is the ideal body weight for females?   100 pounds for the first 5 feet and 2.3 pounds for each additional inch.  
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Ideal body mass?   18.5 - 24.9  
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How do you calculate BMI?   weight (kg) / height (meter squared)  
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What different methods are available for body fat composition?   skin fold measurement (pinch an inch), waist to hip ratio; Densitometry (underwater weighing).  
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What is a normal daily range of I&O's   2200-2700 both in and out.  
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What is the normal range for serum albumin?   3.5 - 5.5  
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What is considered moderate depletion?   2.1 - 2.7  
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What is normal range for Prealbumin?   23 - 43  
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What is considered moderate depletion?   5 - 9  
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