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NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT
Identify if a patient is receiving enough nutrient intake to provide for daily bodily requirement and increase metabolic need
Degree of balance between intake and normal recommended requirement
FACTOR OF NUTRITION ASSESSMENT
-ID a malnourished client
-ID Risk factors (diabetes, mental status and age, diet, financial status, cultural, self perception, occupational)
-obtain data for nutritional plan
SUBJECTIVE HEALTH DATA
-Eating patterns
-Appetite change
-Vomiting/Diarrhea
-Constipation/ Allergies
-Exercise Pattern
-Family History
-Self Care Behavior
OBJECTIVE HEALTH DATA
-Skin (smooth, no rashes, bruises, flaking, warm, dry, intact)
-Hair (shiny, firm, healthy scalp)
-Gums (pink and firm)
-Nails (smooth, pink, clean)
-Eyes (clear, shiny)
-Tongue (no swelling, pink)
-Lips (smooth, moist, no swollen)
RISK FACTORS FOR NUTRITIONAL DEFICITIS
Weigh under 80% or above 120%
-Unintentional weight loss
-Serum albumin under 3.8 g/dl
-Lymph count under 1500
-History of illness
NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT COMPONENTS
-Dietary History/intake
-PE
-Anthrometric measures
-Lab Data
DIETARY HISTORY
-24 hr dietary recall
-Questionnaire
- Food Recall

PE (PHYSICAL EXAM)
Look at skin, hair nail and etc..
ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASURES
Most important:
Heigh
Weight
Lab Data

TSF-tricep skin fold
COMMON LAB DATA
1. HGB/HCT (Hemoglobin, Hematocrit)
2. HDL/LDL
3. Triglycerides
4 Total Lymph
5. Albumin/ Protein
6. Blood Glucose
HGB/HCT
Hemoglobin/Hematocrit
Hemoglobin: iron deficiency anemia
Male 14-18
Female 12-16
Hematocrit: measures cell volume and iron status
Male- 37-49% Female 36-46%
HDL/LDL
Cholesterol- fatty plaque in artery
120-200 (male/female)
HDL (good cholesterol)
male 35-70 female 38-85
LDL- should always be less than 130
TRIGLYCERIDES
Used to screen for hyperlipidemia
should be btw 40-200
Is bad if high because the clog arteries
TOTAL LYMPH (TLC)
Test for immune function
important indicator of visceral protein status and therefore of cellular immune function
1800-3000
BLODD GLUCOSE
Normal 70-110
TYPES OF MALNUTRITION
Obesity/Anorexia
Marasmus
Kwashiorkor
Marasmus/Kwashiorkor