MNT1 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS |LATEST UPDATE 100%
SOLVED| GRADED A+
If the formula is hypertonic and delivered into the intestine, how must it be initiated? Why?
it must be given slowly, because it will prevent diarrhea
What are some protein sources? CHO sources? Fat sources? casein, egg whites, soy, whey,
and free aminos
cellulose, cornstarch, corn syrup, sucrose, soy fiber
canola oil, corn oil, fish oil, medium-chain tryglycerides (MCT)
What information would go on a TF label? date, time, name of patient, and feeding rate
Refeeding Syndrome metabolic alterations that can occur during repletion of nutrients of
previously malnourished patients
What information needs to be documented for medicare coverage in EN ? shows the
condition is at least 3 months
that theres a malfunction or disease of the bowel that shows the food cant reach the small
bowel, or theres a disease that impairs digestion.
, also needs documentation for need for pump, for kcals greater than 2000, and for any
specialized formula
Before removing TF all together, what percent of food should patients be taking in by mouth?
What's it called when you TF and oral feed? 50%
pleasure feeding
When is auto flush used in EN? manual flush? ******
What are the three main etiologies of malnutrition? acute illness/injury
chronic illness
social/environmental circumstances
What are the six clinical signs of malnutrition? how many must the patient have to diagnose for
severe or nonsevere? weight loss
insufficient energy intake
loss of subcutaneous fat
loss of muscle
fluid accumulation
diminished functional status
SOLVED| GRADED A+
If the formula is hypertonic and delivered into the intestine, how must it be initiated? Why?
it must be given slowly, because it will prevent diarrhea
What are some protein sources? CHO sources? Fat sources? casein, egg whites, soy, whey,
and free aminos
cellulose, cornstarch, corn syrup, sucrose, soy fiber
canola oil, corn oil, fish oil, medium-chain tryglycerides (MCT)
What information would go on a TF label? date, time, name of patient, and feeding rate
Refeeding Syndrome metabolic alterations that can occur during repletion of nutrients of
previously malnourished patients
What information needs to be documented for medicare coverage in EN ? shows the
condition is at least 3 months
that theres a malfunction or disease of the bowel that shows the food cant reach the small
bowel, or theres a disease that impairs digestion.
, also needs documentation for need for pump, for kcals greater than 2000, and for any
specialized formula
Before removing TF all together, what percent of food should patients be taking in by mouth?
What's it called when you TF and oral feed? 50%
pleasure feeding
When is auto flush used in EN? manual flush? ******
What are the three main etiologies of malnutrition? acute illness/injury
chronic illness
social/environmental circumstances
What are the six clinical signs of malnutrition? how many must the patient have to diagnose for
severe or nonsevere? weight loss
insufficient energy intake
loss of subcutaneous fat
loss of muscle
fluid accumulation
diminished functional status
