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What do anthropometric measurements primarily indicate?
What do anthropometric measurements primarily indicate?
- Energy (fat) stores
- Vitamin deficiencies
- Hydration status
- Protein stores (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a component of the nutrition assessment?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the nutrition assessment?
- Dietary history
- Biochemical tests
- Anthropometric measurements
- Psychosocial evaluation (correct)
What is the main objective of the nutrition intervention step?
What is the main objective of the nutrition intervention step?
- To perform a physical assessment
- To collect data for monitoring outcomes
- To diagnose the nutritional status
- To implement actions that meet nutritional needs (correct)
Which laboratory test is commonly used to identify malnourishment?
Which laboratory test is commonly used to identify malnourishment?
What does the Nursing Care Process primarily involve?
What does the Nursing Care Process primarily involve?
In the context of nutrition diagnosis, what does the PES statement stand for?
In the context of nutrition diagnosis, what does the PES statement stand for?
What is the focus of nutrition monitoring and evaluation?
What is the focus of nutrition monitoring and evaluation?
Which of the following best describes the role of Registered Nutritionist-Dietitians?
Which of the following best describes the role of Registered Nutritionist-Dietitians?
What is the first step in the Nutrition Care Process?
What is the first step in the Nutrition Care Process?
Which role is responsible for developing the Nutrition Care Plan?
Which role is responsible for developing the Nutrition Care Plan?
Which of the following is NOT one of the steps in the Nutrition Care Process?
Which of the following is NOT one of the steps in the Nutrition Care Process?
What should Registered Nutritionist-Dietitians actively participate in?
What should Registered Nutritionist-Dietitians actively participate in?
Which member of the multidisciplinary team refers cases for Medical Nutrition Therapy to RNDs?
Which member of the multidisciplinary team refers cases for Medical Nutrition Therapy to RNDs?
What is the main focus of the Nutrition Care Plan developed by RNDs?
What is the main focus of the Nutrition Care Plan developed by RNDs?
Who leads the Nutrition Care multidisciplinary team?
Who leads the Nutrition Care multidisciplinary team?
Which group of professionals is part of the multidisciplinary team supporting nutrition care?
Which group of professionals is part of the multidisciplinary team supporting nutrition care?
Which of the following is NOT a member of the Multidisciplinary Nutrition Care Team?
Which of the following is NOT a member of the Multidisciplinary Nutrition Care Team?
How are the steps in the Nutrition Care Process characterized?
How are the steps in the Nutrition Care Process characterized?
What does the PES statement format stand for?
What does the PES statement format stand for?
What is a key component in developing a nutrition care plan?
What is a key component in developing a nutrition care plan?
Which function is NOT part of diet counseling?
Which function is NOT part of diet counseling?
Who is responsible for Nutrition Screening?
Who is responsible for Nutrition Screening?
What aspect does Nutrition Monitoring & Evaluation focus on?
What aspect does Nutrition Monitoring & Evaluation focus on?
What is identified by the term 'Nutrition Diagnosis'?
What is identified by the term 'Nutrition Diagnosis'?
What are the three components of Nutrition Diagnosis?
What are the three components of Nutrition Diagnosis?
In a PES statement, what does 'Etiology' refer to?
In a PES statement, what does 'Etiology' refer to?
Which phase is NOT part of Medical Nutrition Therapy?
Which phase is NOT part of Medical Nutrition Therapy?
What does Nutrition Therapy include?
What does Nutrition Therapy include?
Which statement best describes Diet Therapy?
Which statement best describes Diet Therapy?
What aspect does Dietetics consider when planning meals?
What aspect does Dietetics consider when planning meals?
How do certain drugs affect nutrient absorption?
How do certain drugs affect nutrient absorption?
What is a key characteristic of a specific diet order?
What is a key characteristic of a specific diet order?
What is the primary responsibility of a Registered Nurse regarding nutrition upon patient admission?
What is the primary responsibility of a Registered Nurse regarding nutrition upon patient admission?
Which of the following is a main component of the Nutrition Care Process for in-patients?
Which of the following is a main component of the Nutrition Care Process for in-patients?
Which professional is primarily responsible for preparing and updating the diet list for patients?
Which professional is primarily responsible for preparing and updating the diet list for patients?
What should a Registered Social Worker participate in during patient care?
What should a Registered Social Worker participate in during patient care?
What is an essential step in monitoring the outcomes of a nutrition care plan?
What is an essential step in monitoring the outcomes of a nutrition care plan?
Which factor should be prioritized first when conducting a nutrition assessment?
Which factor should be prioritized first when conducting a nutrition assessment?
Who should the Registered Pharmacist discuss food/nutrient interactions with?
Who should the Registered Pharmacist discuss food/nutrient interactions with?
What should a Registered Nurse document regarding a patient's changing dietary patterns?
What should a Registered Nurse document regarding a patient's changing dietary patterns?
What is the primary goal of therapeutic diets?
What is the primary goal of therapeutic diets?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the dietary department?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the dietary department?
What modification might be made to accommodate a patient on a sodium-restricted diet?
What modification might be made to accommodate a patient on a sodium-restricted diet?
How should the nursing department assist in managing a special diet for a patient going home?
How should the nursing department assist in managing a special diet for a patient going home?
Which of the following describes a modification according to nutrient level?
Which of the following describes a modification according to nutrient level?
What role does individualization play in successful nutrition counseling?
What role does individualization play in successful nutrition counseling?
What is the intention behind using modified diets as preventive measures?
What is the intention behind using modified diets as preventive measures?
What is the primary responsibility of a clinical dietitian?
What is the primary responsibility of a clinical dietitian?
Flashcards
Nutrition Assessment
Nutrition Assessment
The systematic evaluation of a person's nutritional status. It's the first step in the nutrition care process.
Anthropometric Measurements
Anthropometric Measurements
Measurements of body size and shape, like height, weight, and skinfold thickness. Useful for evaluating nutritional status.
Clinical Assessment
Clinical Assessment
Physical exam to identify signs of malnutrition, potentially revealing nutritional status.
Biochemical Data
Biochemical Data
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Nutrition Diagnosis
Nutrition Diagnosis
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Nutrition Intervention
Nutrition Intervention
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Nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation
Nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation
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Nutrition Care Process
Nutrition Care Process
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Nutrition Care Process (NCP)
Nutrition Care Process (NCP)
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Nutrition Care Plan (NCP)
Nutrition Care Plan (NCP)
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Multidisciplinary Team (Nutrition Care)
Multidisciplinary Team (Nutrition Care)
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Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT)
Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT)
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Nutrition Screening
Nutrition Screening
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Nutrition Care Plan
Nutrition Care Plan
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Patient Nutrition Assessment Prioritization
Patient Nutrition Assessment Prioritization
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Registered Nurse (RN) Role in Nutrition
Registered Nurse (RN) Role in Nutrition
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Registered Pharmacist/Clinical Pharmacist's role
Registered Pharmacist/Clinical Pharmacist's role
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Nutrition Intervention Implementation
Nutrition Intervention Implementation
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Nutrition Care Team Leader
Nutrition Care Team Leader
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Multidisciplinary Nutrition Care Team Members
Multidisciplinary Nutrition Care Team Members
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PES Statement
PES Statement
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Diet Counseling
Diet Counseling
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What is the 'Problem' in a PES Statement?
What is the 'Problem' in a PES Statement?
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What is the 'Etiology' in a PES Statement?
What is the 'Etiology' in a PES Statement?
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What are 'Signs/Symptoms' in a PES Statement?
What are 'Signs/Symptoms' in a PES Statement?
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Medical Nutrition Therapy
Medical Nutrition Therapy
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Nutrition Therapy
Nutrition Therapy
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Diet Therapy
Diet Therapy
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Therapeutic Diets
Therapeutic Diets
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Hospital Diets
Hospital Diets
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Individualization
Individualization
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Dietitian's Role
Dietitian's Role
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Nurse's Role
Nurse's Role
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Discharge Diet
Discharge Diet
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Food Charting
Food Charting
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Food Service Director
Food Service Director
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Study Notes
The Nutrition Care Process
- An organized group of activities used to identify and address nutritional needs.
- Parallels the Nursing Care Process, focusing on nutrition-related concerns.
- Consists of four organized steps: Assessment, Diagnosis, Intervention, and Monitoring & Evaluation.
Important Terms
- Nutrition Care Process (NCP): A systematic approach for nutrition and dietetics professionals to address nutrition-related problems and provide quality care.
- Nutrition Assessment: A systematic process to obtain, verify, and interpret data about a patient's nutritional status. This step uses ABCDs of assessment: Anthropometric, Biochemical, Clinical, and Dietary.
- Nutrition Diagnosis: Identification and labeling of nutritional problems present, likely to occur, or potentially occurring.
- Nutrition Intervention: Purposeful planned actions to change the nutrition-related factor, condition, behavior, risk, or aspect of the patient's health status to meet nutritional needs.
- Nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation: Determining if nutrition care goals have been met through continuous monitoring using relevant and specific markers or indicators against recognized science-based standards. This also checks and determines if any reassessment is necessary.
ABCDs of Nutrition Assessment
- Anthropometric: Measurements of body size and shape (e.g., height, weight, BMI, circumference). Indicators of protein and energy stores.
- Biochemical: Routine lab tests (e.g., serum electrolytes, BUN, creatinine, blood glucose, lipid profile, liver enzymes, CBC, cholesterol). Help identify malnourishment.
- Clinical: Head-to-toe assessment. Physical signs of over or undernutrition easily identified during an examination.
- Dietary: Involves asking subjective questions about the patient's daily dietary habits (e.g., food frequency, 24-hour recall, food diary, interview).
Nutrition Diagnosis/PES Statement
- A concise summary of the nutritional problem, cause, and contributing risk factors.
- Includes problem statement (diagnostic label), etiology or contributing risk factors, and signs/symptoms.
- This step details nutritional problems that dietetics professionals address.
Nutrition Intervention
- Purposeful actions planned to change a specific nutrition-related issue such as behavior, risks, conditions, or aspects of a patient's health.
- This involves selecting, planning, and implementing appropriate actions to meet the patients/clients/groups' nutrition needs.
- The selection of nutrition interventions is driven by the nutrition diagnosis. This step involves using certain methods/actions to achieve the objectives.
Nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation
- Continuous monitoring to evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention and determines if any reassessment is needed.
- Uses outcome indicators (markers) that are relevant to the patient's defined needs, nutrition diagnosis, goals, and disease conditions.
Clinical Nutrition Therapy
- The direct treatment of a patient's nutritional needs using various approaches within the NCP.
Primary Role of Registered Nutritionist-Dietitians
- Provide and implement the Nutrition Care Process.
- Improve health, promote faster recovery, and prevent malnutrition.
- Provide expert guidance and counselling and service appropriate meals.
- Work within a interdisciplinary team.
Nutrition Care Process in Hospitalized Patients (In-Patients)
- A systematic process for implementing nutrition care for hospitalized patients covering steps like screening, assessment, diagnosis, intervention, and monitoring & evaluation. Shows the detailed flow of the process.
The Multidisciplinary Team in Nutrition Care
- Attending Physician: Refers cases, conforms to the NCP, and leads the team.
- Registered Nutritionist-Dietitian: Develop nutrition care plan, implements it, monitors, evaluates progress, and participates in case conferences.
- Registered Nurse: Completes nutrition screenings, carries out care instructions, updates diet lists, documents changes, and communicates with RND.
- Registered Pharmacist/Registered Clinical Pharmacist: Discusses food/nutrient and drug interactions and participates in case conferences.
- Registered Social Worker: Provides psychosocial interventions, facilitates referrals for financial assistance.
Nutrition Screening
- Screening identifies nutritionally-at-risk patients.
- Done using validated tools specific for adults and pediatric patients.
- Automated referrals to RNDs when criteria are not met with certain parameters.
Nutrition Assessment Domains (Categories)
- Food/Nutrition Related History
- Anthropometric Measurements
- Biochemical Data, Medical Tests, Procedures
- Nutrition-Focused Physical Findings
- Client History
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Test your knowledge on the Nutrition Care Process, a systematic approach used by nutrition and dietetics professionals. This quiz covers the four key steps: Assessment, Diagnosis, Intervention, and Monitoring & Evaluation, along with important terms like Nutrition Assessment and Nutrition Diagnosis.
