Nutrition Therapy In Health Care
The P, E, and S stand for the following in the nutrition diagnosis.
What is Problem, Etiology, and Signs/Symptoms?
The four distinct interrelated steps of the NCP.
What is nutrition Assessment/Reassessment, Diagnosis, Intervention, Monitoring/Evaluation?
During assessment a patients' _____ is assessed.
What is nutrition status?
Milk, ice cream, yogurt, and liquid ONS diet.
What is a full liquid diet?
Kcal/ml in Osmolite 1.5.
What is 1.5 kcal/ml?
Dieti(?)ian is spelled with this letter.
What is t?
Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology is needed for this step of the NCP.
What is diagnosis (PES statement)?
Equation for BMI.
What is: kg/m2?
Instruction or training intended to lead to nutrition-related knowledge.
What is nutrition education?
May cause GI discomfort with EN formulas.
Abbreviations for doctor, speech language pathologist, registered nurse, and social worker.
What is MD, SLP, RN, and SW?
Step that identifies risk factors for malnutrition using various tools.
What is screening?
IBW for 4'9" female.
What is 85 lbs?
Theoretical framework with behaviors, thoughts, and feelings.
What is cognitive-behavioral theory (CBT)?
Propofol @ 11 ml/hr in kcal.
What is 290 kcal/day?
Basis for Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) practices.
What is Evidence Based Practice (EBP)?
A digital version of a paper chart.
What is an Electronic Medical Record (EMR)?
Wasting in the orbital and triceps area.
What is fat loss?
Average kcal (kcal/kg), protein (g/kg), and fluid (ml/kcal) recommendation ranges.
What is:
kcal: 25-30 kcal/kg
protein: 0.8-1 g/kg
fluid: 1 ml/kcal
Osmolarity <900 mOsm/L formulas.
What is PPN?
MNT is covered for certain conditions with this public health insurance.
What is Medicare?
What is Monitoring/Evaluation?
Body measurement that is predictive of obesity and higher chronic disease risk.
What is waist circumference?
Medical supplement used to treat diarrhea/loose bowels.
What is banatrol?
If the gut works: