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Collected from patient interview
-Current weight and weight history: -Typical food intake: -Intake and Clinical Nutrition Problems-Gastrointestinal, Appetite changes,Poor dietary intake (poor POI), Unintentional weight loss -Home diet practises, chewing and swallowing ability -Socioeconomic and cultural info -Behavior/Environmental Problems -Level of physiacl activity |
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Collected from Medical record or HCP
-include any items/situations that could affect nutritional intake and status -labs -Anthropometric Height (actual) Weight Weight loss / UBW -Labs Albumin Hgb/hct Lipids TLC Disease-specific -Calculations IBW BEE -Other Age, gender Diet Rx Dx PMH PO intake Meds Age/Sex; Dx; PMH; PSH (if relevant)......Diet Rx: ___; Ht/Wt: ___, IBW:___ BEE: XXXX ; POI: ___ (a/p Nsg notes) ;Labs: (Date): ____________________ Meds: _____________________ |
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ABNH / ABCD
Anthropometric; Biochemical; Clinical/physical exam; History/diet history |
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A-Anthropometric
It evaluates energy stores (body fat-BMI,IBW,%UBW, %Weight change) and protein stores (somatic and visceral protein-Measure: Midarm Circumference (MAC) and Triceps Skin Fold (TSF) Calculate: Midarm Muscle Circumference (MAMC) and Midarm Fat Area (MAFA) B-Biochmecial Test Labs-LIver,Renal and diabetes PRO status-Creatiniine height index, Nitrogen balance N-Nutrition focused clinical/Physical exam -Look for Clinical Risk Factors: Immobilization Can cause decubitus ulcers (bed or pressure sores) Increases nutrient needs for healing/tissue synthesis -N2 balance Bone demineralization; kidney stones -Signs of nutrient deficiency Skin dryness, rashes -Emaciated appearance Muscle wasting (cachexia) H-History Food/Nutrition History, Client History -Includes previous medical and surgical history, but only those that are nutritionally relevant -Food/Nutrition or Diet history -Drug history |
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Collected from patient interview
-Current weight and weight history: -Typical food intake: -Intake and Clinical Nutrition Problems-Gastrointestinal, Appetite changes,Poor dietary intake (poor POI), Unintentional weight loss -Behavior/Environmental Problems |
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Collected from Medical record or HCP
-include any items/situations that could affect nutritional intake and status -labs -Anthropometric Height (actual) Weight Weight loss / UBW -Labs Albumin Hgb/hct Lipids TLC Disease-specific -Calculations IBW BEE -Other Age, gender Diet Rx Dx PMH PO intake Age/Sex; Dx; PMH; PSH (if relevant)......Diet Rx: ___; Ht/Wt: ___, IBW:___ BEE: XXXX ; POI: ___ (a/p Nsg notes) ;Labs: (Date): ____________________ Meds: _____________________ |
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ABNH / ABCD
Anthropometric; Biochemical; Clinical/physical exam; History/diet history |
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A-ABNH
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A-Anthropometric
It evaluates energy stores (body fat-BMI,IBW,%UBW, %Weight change) and protein stores (somatic and visceral protein-Measure: Midarm Circumference (MAC) and Triceps Skin Fold (TSF) Calculate: Midarm Muscle Circumference (MAMC) and Midarm Fat Area (MAFA) B-Biochmecial Test Labs-LIver,Renal and diabetes PRO status-Creatiniine height index, Nitrogen balance N-Nutrition focused clinical/Physical exam -Look for Clinical Risk Factors: Immobilization Can cause decubitus ulcers (bed or pressure sores) Increases nutrient needs for healing/tissue synthesis -N2 balance Bone demineralization; kidney stones -Signs of nutrient deficiency Skin dryness, rashes -Emaciated appearance Muscle wasting (cachexia) H-History Food/Nutrition History, Client History -Includes previous medical and surgical history, but only those that are nutritionally relevant -Food/Nutrition or Diet history -Drug history |
