HNF 471 mini quiz || with 100% Verified Solutions.
BMI equation correct answers (lbs/in/in)*703
convert lbs to kg correct answers multiply lbs by 2.2
convert in to cm correct answers multiply in by 2.54
ncp correct answers nutrition care process
ADIME correct answers assessment, diagnosis, intervention, monitoring, evaluation
purpose of providing nutrition care correct answers to identify and fix nutrient imbalances; want
to figure out what is causing the problem (etiology)
What should your etiology be? correct answers should be something that you can fix
factors influencing nutritional status correct answers 1.) human biology factors
2.) lifestyle factors
3.) food and nutrient factors
4.) environmental factors
5.) system factors
what is the ncp correct answers a method to make decisions to address nutrition related problems
and provide high quality nutrition care
what does the assessment include correct answers collect and interpret data to determine the
nutritional diagnosis
what do you need to do during the assessment correct answers quantify what is going on
- consuming 60% of meals
- eating fast food most meals
- 90% UBW; 140% IBW
what to include in a note for assessment correct answers -age, sex, race/ethnicity, medical
diagnosis
-past medical history
-social history (relevant to issue)
-anthros
-biochemical data (labs, procedures)
-medications
-diet order
-estimated needs (kclas, PRO, fluids)
-diet history/intake
-food allergies if any
, ideal body weight - men correct answers 106 lbs for first 5 feet, 6 lbs for each inch after
ideal body weight equation - men correct answers (inches * 6) + 106 = IBW +/- 10%
ideal body weight - women correct answers 100 lbs for first 5 feet, 5 lbs for each inch after
ideal body weight equation - women correct answers (inches * 5) + 100 = IBW +/- 10%
IBW example women - 5'8" correct answers (8" * 5) + 100 = 140 lbs +/- 10%
IBW example men - 5'8" correct answers (8" * 6) + 106 = 154 lbs +/- 10%
%IBW equation correct answers current weight / IBW * 100
usual body weight (UBW) correct answers usual body weight with a time frame attached
%UBW equation correct answers current weight / UBW * 100
DF is 68" tall (5'8") and weights 138 lbs
calculate IBW and %IBW correct answers IBW: (8*6)+106= 148 lbs +/- 10%
%IBW: 138/148*100 = 93.24%
DF lost 7 lbs in the last 6 months
Calculate %UBW correct answers 138+7= 145
138/145*100= 95.17%
ACCP equation correct answers 25 kcals/kg body weight
ACCP average kcal/kg for males and females correct answers males: 30-35 kcal/kg
females: 25-30 kcal/kg
No activity factor needed
Mifflin-St. Jeor Equation (EEN) - men correct answers 10(wt in kg) + 6.25 (ht in cm) - 5(age) +
5
Mifflin-St. Jeor Equation (EEN) - women correct answers 10(wt in kg) + 6.25(ht in cm) - 5(age)
-161
estimated energy needs equation (MSJ) correct answers men: 10(wt kg) + 6.25(ht in cm) - 5(age)
+5
women: 10(wt in kg) + 6.25(ht in cm) - 5(age) - 161
need to multiply REE with for MSJ correct answers activity factor
usual activity factor in class for REE correct answers 1.2-1.4
BMI equation correct answers (lbs/in/in)*703
convert lbs to kg correct answers multiply lbs by 2.2
convert in to cm correct answers multiply in by 2.54
ncp correct answers nutrition care process
ADIME correct answers assessment, diagnosis, intervention, monitoring, evaluation
purpose of providing nutrition care correct answers to identify and fix nutrient imbalances; want
to figure out what is causing the problem (etiology)
What should your etiology be? correct answers should be something that you can fix
factors influencing nutritional status correct answers 1.) human biology factors
2.) lifestyle factors
3.) food and nutrient factors
4.) environmental factors
5.) system factors
what is the ncp correct answers a method to make decisions to address nutrition related problems
and provide high quality nutrition care
what does the assessment include correct answers collect and interpret data to determine the
nutritional diagnosis
what do you need to do during the assessment correct answers quantify what is going on
- consuming 60% of meals
- eating fast food most meals
- 90% UBW; 140% IBW
what to include in a note for assessment correct answers -age, sex, race/ethnicity, medical
diagnosis
-past medical history
-social history (relevant to issue)
-anthros
-biochemical data (labs, procedures)
-medications
-diet order
-estimated needs (kclas, PRO, fluids)
-diet history/intake
-food allergies if any
, ideal body weight - men correct answers 106 lbs for first 5 feet, 6 lbs for each inch after
ideal body weight equation - men correct answers (inches * 6) + 106 = IBW +/- 10%
ideal body weight - women correct answers 100 lbs for first 5 feet, 5 lbs for each inch after
ideal body weight equation - women correct answers (inches * 5) + 100 = IBW +/- 10%
IBW example women - 5'8" correct answers (8" * 5) + 100 = 140 lbs +/- 10%
IBW example men - 5'8" correct answers (8" * 6) + 106 = 154 lbs +/- 10%
%IBW equation correct answers current weight / IBW * 100
usual body weight (UBW) correct answers usual body weight with a time frame attached
%UBW equation correct answers current weight / UBW * 100
DF is 68" tall (5'8") and weights 138 lbs
calculate IBW and %IBW correct answers IBW: (8*6)+106= 148 lbs +/- 10%
%IBW: 138/148*100 = 93.24%
DF lost 7 lbs in the last 6 months
Calculate %UBW correct answers 138+7= 145
138/145*100= 95.17%
ACCP equation correct answers 25 kcals/kg body weight
ACCP average kcal/kg for males and females correct answers males: 30-35 kcal/kg
females: 25-30 kcal/kg
No activity factor needed
Mifflin-St. Jeor Equation (EEN) - men correct answers 10(wt in kg) + 6.25 (ht in cm) - 5(age) +
5
Mifflin-St. Jeor Equation (EEN) - women correct answers 10(wt in kg) + 6.25(ht in cm) - 5(age)
-161
estimated energy needs equation (MSJ) correct answers men: 10(wt kg) + 6.25(ht in cm) - 5(age)
+5
women: 10(wt in kg) + 6.25(ht in cm) - 5(age) - 161
need to multiply REE with for MSJ correct answers activity factor
usual activity factor in class for REE correct answers 1.2-1.4
