Weight
Vitamins and Fats

Proteins and more
Enteral-Parenteral Feeding and more
Extras
100

The nurse interviews the newly hospitalized patient and suspects the client has protein calorie malnutrition. The next step would be to...

What is consult with a Registered Dietitian?

100

Fat soluble vitamins. 

What are vitamins D, K, A and E?

100

These amino acids are not made by the body and need to be consumed through food.

What are essential amino acids?

100

Type of feeding that is used for patient who need bowel rest.

What is parenteral nutrition?

100

Roux-en-Y procedure may cause dumping syndrome if the client consumes this.

What is sugar?

200

This unsaturated fat could be a part of a low-fat meal.

What is olive oil?

200
This vitamin requires an intrinsic factor for absorption.

What is vitamin B12?

200

Heart failure often involves fluid retention, so this nutrient is often limited.

What is sodium?

200

Parenteral feeding schedule in which the patient feeds themselves multiple times a day.

What is bolus feeding?

200

A patient in the intensive care unit is this stress phase with signs of hypovolumia.

What is the Ebb phase?

300

Typical weight when people live with food insecurity.

What is obesity?

300

Saturated fatty acid solid at room temperature.

What is coconut oil?

300

This is the name of a potentially fatal condition that occurs when carbohydrate is reintroduced into the diet of severely malnourished clients 

What is refeeding syndrome?

300

Clients with MetS are5 times more likely to develop this disease.

What is diabetes?

300

List of hazardous snacks for children 4 and under.

What are grapes, hard candies, carrots, hot dogs, celery, peanut butter...?

400

This  characteristic has the largest influence on an individual's BMI.

What is lean body mass?

400

45-65% of calories should come from this based upon the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Ranges (AMDRs).

What is carbohydrate?

400

The major concern when a patient is diagnosed with dysphagia.

What is aspiration?

400

The patient has numerous GI complaints with symptoms of bloating, flatus, and diarrhea indicating what problem?

What is Irritable Bowel Syndrome?

400

Mineral associated with strong bones?

What is calcium?

500

Foods that are low-fat, low-sodium, and low-cholesterol.

What is fruit and popcorn?

500

Weight status of a client should include the measurement of this.

What is the waist measurement?

500

Common side effects of cancer treatments that affect nutrition intake. 

What is nausea, vomiting, metallic taste in the mouth, mouth sores, And lethargy?

500

Food recommended after a person has been vomiting for several days and is not hungry.

What are starchy, salty foods?

500
List of high sodium foods.

What are....?