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method of feeding if pt cant eat but GI IS functional |
tube feeding |
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Ausultation |
use of steth to indentify sound standard |
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Obese women |
more likely to under report food intake |
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Type of preferred enteral feeding |
Oral |
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five |
% of unexplained wt. loss during 1mouth period that is a concern |
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Appropriate age to measure height of children while they are lying down |
up to two |
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# of days that may result in complications for a client if bedfast |
three |
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Function of a lab test that measures lymphocyte count |
determine immune status |
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Foods found on a clear liquid diet |
apple juice and broth |
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Test used to measure protein metabolism |
Urine creatinine |
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Ways a therapeutic diet may be modified |
nutrient energy and texture |
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A measurement used to determine a person's body frame |
elbow breath |
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Foods found on a full liquid diet |
pudding and refined cereal |
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Example associated with good nutritional status |
firm muscle tone |
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Dietician |
Health care professional responsible for nutrition diagnoses |
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Purpose of a 24-hour urine test |
access metabolism of protein |
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First step in the nutrition care process |
nutrition assessment |
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Measurement to assess body height of a non-ambulatory patient |
total arm length |
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nutrition screening |
Important to complete to identify which patients should receive a full nutrition |
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diet match to clients food preferences |
Important factor that help to make nutritional therapy successful |
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Tricep skin fold thickness |
Anthropometric measure that estimates subcutaneous fat reserves |
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One method to determine a person's basic eating habits |
Diet HX |
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Method of feeding needed if GI tract is NOTt working |
paraenteral |
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Purpose of a urinary urea nitrogen laboratory test |
measure nitrogen balance |
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Foods found on a soft diet |
cooked carrots applsauce |
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Iatrogenic |
type of malnutrition that may be caused by hospital routines |
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caliper |
Instrument used to measure elbow breadth |
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dehydration |
factor that may make laboratory tests unreliable |
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Science of taking body measurements |
Anthropometric indexes |
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Pharmacist |
Health professional responsible for preparing total parenteral nutrition solutions |
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Palpatation |
Examination method of body using touch |
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Total parenteral nutrition |
Type of parenteral feeding that is used for a long-term basis |
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Kyphosis |
May make standing height measurement inaccurate |
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Role that register nurse can assume in supporting clients' nutrition care |
providing basic interpetation of diet |
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Height and weight |
Measurements used to measure a person's Body Mass Index |
