CSP EXAM Questions With Complete Solutions

CSP EXAM Questions With Complete Solutions requires a modified diet with lower LCT and increased MCT. Minimal fat <5 g/day En = Enfaport or skim milk - ANS Chylothorax A 4 yr old boy weighs 15kg and requires nasogastric feed. He has normal GI function. What is the most appropriate feeding regimen? A. Isotonic Formula started at full strength 15 ml/hr B. Isotonic Formula started at half strength 30 ml/hr C. Semi-elemental formula at 15 ml/hr D. Fluid restriction - ANS A A 4 mo. old infant has poor weight gain. The mom mixes formula: 1 can liquid concentrate plus 2.5 cups h20. She lives in a hot climate. What potential consequence of this formula dilution? A. hyponatremia B. Hyperkalemia C. hypocalcemia - ANS A A 32 week preterm infant c birth weight of 1.5kg is now DOL 7. He has been getting trophic feeds with PN for 2 days. He is tolerating trophic and MD wants to increase enteral feeds. The Ntr diagnosis is: "Inadequate EN related to enteral infusion volume not reached as evidenced by infant receiving trophic feeds DOL 7". What is a reasonable plan to advance enteral nutrition? A. Increase 20 ml/kg and advance 20-49 ml/kg/day B. Increase 20 ml/kg and advance 10 ml/kg/day C. Increase 30 ml/kg and advance 20-40 ml/kg/day - ANS A A 10 yr old male with CF presents with BMI at 5% for his age. what does this indicate? A. His nutrition status is acceptable B. He is at nutrition risk C. He has nutrition failure D. More information is needed - ANS C What method of nutrition data collection is most likely to underreport intake? A. 24 hr recall B. Diet hx C. 7-day food record D. Food frequency - ANS 24 hr recall Which risk factor is mostly associated with being overweight? A. Autism B. Epilepsy C. Prader-Willi D. CHD - ANS C All of these are contraindications of breastfeeding except for: A. Active Use of Illicit Drugs B. Alcohol C. Anti-retrovirAL THERAPY D. Chemotherapy agents In use - ANS Alcohol Which of these describes the avg growth rate of a preschool age kid? A. 5-6cm, 4-6kg B. 6-8cm, 2-4kg C. 8-9cm, 3-5kg D. 4-6cm, 3-4kg - ANS 6-8cm, 2-4kg requires pancrealipase Sodium, Fe, ADEK supplementation Elevated protein and kcal needs - ANS CF requires diet limiting of fructose, sucrose, lactose - ANS Glycogen Storage Disease Type 1A