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What is the primary purpose of anthropometric measurements in clinical examination?
What is the primary purpose of anthropometric measurements in clinical examination?
- To assess both malnutrition and nutritional excesses (correct)
- To predict the risk of chronic diseases
- To diagnose a specific nutritional disorder
- To evaluate the effectiveness of a nutritional intervention
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of anthropometric measurements?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of anthropometric measurements?
- The methods are suitable for large sample sizes
- The methods are invasive and require specialized equipment (correct)
- The methods are precise and accurate when standardized techniques are used
- The methods can be used to quantify the degree of undernutrition
What is the main advantage of using anthropometric measurements to assess nutritional status?
What is the main advantage of using anthropometric measurements to assess nutritional status?
- They provide a single definitive measure of nutritional status
- They are only suitable for assessing undernutrition
- They are highly dependent on the skill level of the personnel performing the measurements
- They can be used to monitor changes in nutritional status over time (correct)
What is the primary factor that determines the categorization of an individual as well-nourished or undernourished?
What is the primary factor that determines the categorization of an individual as well-nourished or undernourished?
Which of the following anthropometric measurements is used to assess past nutritional history?
Which of the following anthropometric measurements is used to assess past nutritional history?
Why is undernourishment distinct from undernutrition?
Why is undernourishment distinct from undernutrition?
What is the primary advantage of anthropometric measurements in terms of equipment requirements?
What is the primary advantage of anthropometric measurements in terms of equipment requirements?
Which of the following is a limitation of anthropometric measurements?
Which of the following is a limitation of anthropometric measurements?
What additional factors are considered when determining the minimum energy requirement for certain populations?
What additional factors are considered when determining the minimum energy requirement for certain populations?
What is the primary purpose of nutritional intake assessment?
What is the primary purpose of nutritional intake assessment?
Which of the following is a characteristic of undernutrition, but not undernourishment?
Which of the following is a characteristic of undernutrition, but not undernourishment?
What is the role of anthropometric, biochemical, and physiological characteristics in assessing nutritional status?
What is the role of anthropometric, biochemical, and physiological characteristics in assessing nutritional status?
Why are BMI cut-off values gender- and age-specific for children and adolescents?
Why are BMI cut-off values gender- and age-specific for children and adolescents?
What is a potential health risk associated with a high waist-to-hip ratio?
What is a potential health risk associated with a high waist-to-hip ratio?
What is visceral fat associated with?
What is visceral fat associated with?
What is the recommended method for measuring visceral fat?
What is the recommended method for measuring visceral fat?
What is the purpose of measuring the waist-to-hip ratio?
What is the purpose of measuring the waist-to-hip ratio?
What type of methods involve measuring a nutrient or its metabolite in the blood, faeces, urine, or other tissues?
What type of methods involve measuring a nutrient or its metabolite in the blood, faeces, urine, or other tissues?
What is the primary purpose of the food list in a Food Frequency Questionnaire?
What is the primary purpose of the food list in a Food Frequency Questionnaire?
What type of information does the Food Frequency Questionnaire provide?
What type of information does the Food Frequency Questionnaire provide?
How can the Food Frequency Questionnaire be used to assess nutrient deficiencies?
How can the Food Frequency Questionnaire be used to assess nutrient deficiencies?
What is a limitation of the Food Frequency Questionnaire?
What is a limitation of the Food Frequency Questionnaire?
How is the information in a Food Frequency Questionnaire typically recorded?
How is the information in a Food Frequency Questionnaire typically recorded?
What is the purpose of the frequency response section in a Food Frequency Questionnaire?
What is the purpose of the frequency response section in a Food Frequency Questionnaire?
What is the primary factor that determines the type of treatment for a child with protein-calorie malnutrition?
What is the primary factor that determines the type of treatment for a child with protein-calorie malnutrition?
Which type of malnutrition is characterized by a deficiency of proteins in diets relatively high in carbohydrates?
Which type of malnutrition is characterized by a deficiency of proteins in diets relatively high in carbohydrates?
What is the estimated annual number of deaths in children under 5 years old due to malnutrition?
What is the estimated annual number of deaths in children under 5 years old due to malnutrition?
What is the primary purpose of food frequency questionnaires in dietary assessment?
What is the primary purpose of food frequency questionnaires in dietary assessment?
Which of the following is a characteristic of marasmus?
Which of the following is a characteristic of marasmus?
What is the term for the disease that occurs when the next baby is born?
What is the term for the disease that occurs when the next baby is born?