This "tool" can help you eat better and loose weight.
What is a food diary.
100
Increased bilirubin causes what condition?
What is jaundice.
100
What skin finding might you notice in a dehydrated patient?
What is decreased turgor.
100
What major muscles are attached to the clavicle?
What is Sternomastoid and the trapezius.
100
periorbital edema is a sign of what condition?
What is heart failure.
200
___________________is the balance between nutrient intake and nutrient requirements.
What is nutritional status.
200
These are responsible for giving hair its color.
What are melanocytes.
200
This layer forms new skin cells.
What is the basal cell layer.
200
Excessive sweating, tachycardia, nervousness, and heat intolerance are signs of what disorder?
What is Graves disease (hyperthyroidism).
200
To test the _________________, darken the room and ask the person to gaze into the distance, then advance a light in from the side.
What is pupillary light reflex.
300
A ___________nutritional assessment includes a dietary history, clinical information, physical examination, anthropometric measures, and lab tests.
What is a comprehensive nutritional assessment.
300
Clubbing of the nails is associated with which disorder?
What is congenital cyanotic heart disease and neoplastic and pulmonary diseases. ex: emphysema and bronchitis.
300
Oily skin is also called?
What is seborrhea.
300
This type of headache tends to be occipital, frontal, or with band like tightness.
What is a tension headache.
300
The larger the ____________, the poorer the vision?
What is denominator.
400
What is an important part of a patient's history during a nutritional assessment (not related to food).
What is a medication history.
400
Freckles are an example of what type of skin lesion?
What is a macule.
400
These glands produce a thick, milky secretion and open into the hair follicles.
What is apocrine.
400
Acute onset of neck stiffness with a headache and fever occurs with what disorder?
What is Meningeal inflammation.
400
This is determined by a balance between the amount of aqueous produced and resistance to its outflow at teh angle of the anterior chamber?
What is intraocular pressure.
500
Age related loss of muscle mass is called_____________?
What is sarcopenia.
500
Full-thickness pressure ulcer extending into the subcutaneous tissue and resembling a crater, may see subcutaneous fat but not muscle, bone, or tendon is classified as what stage?
What is stage 3.
500
Bilateral dependent edema is a sign of what disorder?
What is heart or kidney failure.
500
Occipital node enlargement is common with what infection?
What is an HIV infection.
500
Acute onset of floaters (shade or cobweb) occurs with _______?