NUR 205 Exam 3 – Questions With Verified
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What components are included in a Dietary intake, medical history, physical examination,
clinical nutritional history? and anthropometric measurements.
What is the primary purpose of a Mini To screen older adults who are malnourished or at
Nutritional Assessment (MNA)? risk of malnourishment.
What is an appropriate outcome goal To progressive gain weight or maintain a stable,
for a patient with a nutritional deficit? healthy BMI.
What is a major potential complication Infection or central line-associated bloodstream
of parenteral nutrition? infection.
What is a clear liquid diet? Liquids that leave minimal residue, such as broth,
gelatin, and clear juices.
What is a full liquid diet? Transition diet including all clear liquids plus milk,
custards, and refined hot cereals.
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Terms in this set (34)
What components are included in a Dietary intake, medical history, physical examination,
clinical nutritional history? and anthropometric measurements.
What is the primary purpose of a Mini To screen older adults who are malnourished or at
Nutritional Assessment (MNA)? risk of malnourishment.
What is an appropriate outcome goal To progressive gain weight or maintain a stable,
for a patient with a nutritional deficit? healthy BMI.
What is a major potential complication Infection or central line-associated bloodstream
of parenteral nutrition? infection.
What is a clear liquid diet? Liquids that leave minimal residue, such as broth,
gelatin, and clear juices.
What is a full liquid diet? Transition diet including all clear liquids plus milk,
custards, and refined hot cereals.
