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Which factor is least likely to directly influence an individual's nutritional status?
Which factor is least likely to directly influence an individual's nutritional status?
- Socioeconomic status influencing access to food
- The current political climate of a country (correct)
- Prevailing cultural norms related to food choices
- Physiological factors affecting nutrient absorption
If a person's nutrient intake consistently exceeds their nutrient requirements, which of the following is most likely to occur over time?
If a person's nutrient intake consistently exceeds their nutrient requirements, which of the following is most likely to occur over time?
- Improved overall health and increased energy levels
- The development of nutrient deficiencies due to over-absorption
- A balanced nutritional status with efficient bodily functions
- An imbalance in nutritional status, potentially leading to health problems (correct)
If a 5'10" individual weighs 200 pounds, what is their BMI?
If a 5'10" individual weighs 200 pounds, what is their BMI?
- 28.6 (correct)
- 24.2
- 26.4
- 30.5
Which scenario best describes a situation where developmental factors significantly impact nutritional status?
Which scenario best describes a situation where developmental factors significantly impact nutritional status?
A community health worker is assessing the nutritional status of individuals in a low-income neighborhood. Which approach would provide the most comprehensive understanding of the factors affecting their nutritional status?
A community health worker is assessing the nutritional status of individuals in a low-income neighborhood. Which approach would provide the most comprehensive understanding of the factors affecting their nutritional status?
Flashcards
Nutritional Status
Nutritional Status
The balance between nutrient intake and nutrient requirements.
BMI
BMI
Body Mass Index; a measure of body fat based on height and weight.
Study Notes
- Nutritional status represents the equilibrium between the nutrients a person consumes and their body's needs.
- Physiological, psychosocial, developmental, cultural, and economic elements can influence it.
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Description
Nutritional status reflects the balance between nutrient intake and the body's requirements. Various factors, including physiological, psychosocial, developmental, cultural, and economic elements, play a role. Identifying these elements is key to improving overall health.
